The Encounter: Paradise Lost

Synopsis: Seven years after the world's most devastating tsunami in Thailand six strangers find themselves trapped in a beach side resort on the brink of an oncoming hurricane. Each of their hearts are broken and silently cry out on the most desperate night of their lives. As the storm rages on and the six strangers fall deeper into the heart of darkness another guest arrives at the hotel. He says he is Jesus Christ, and he knows what each of them suffers from. Knowing their dire need, he came to bring them all a message of hope and rescue them from the darkest corners of their own hearts.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Bobby Smyth
Production: Pure Flix Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.3
Year:
2012
104 min
Website
174 Views


Can't we just

send a driver?

They're friends,

not guests.

Did you remind Tim

that the people are coming

with the new furniture?

Oh.

Sweetie, can you pretend

that we're running a business?

If I wanted to work, I would

have stayed in New York.

I'm going

I'm going

Hey buddy, the new furniture

should be here in about an hour.

You're gonna have

to sign for it, okay?

Okay.

You know, I don't know

why someone who spent

become a doctor of divinity

instead of a real doctor.

You could really help

some people, you know?

I wanna help

people with this.

I tell ya what, why don't

you just forget everything,

stay with us here

in paradise?

I wanna help other

people find paradise.

Yeah, stepped in it

that time, huh?

Oh, there's my

master's voice.

See ya later.

Christopher!

Yup, yup,

yup, yup, YUP

Sorry, honey.

I told him.

See ya, son.

Chu.

I got him.

He's outside of Deville's.

You have a positive ID?

Yup.

It's him.

Is he

carrying any suitcases?

No.

Well, you hold your position.

I'll have a team there

in a half-hour.

Half an hour?

He could be gone in 5 minutes.

Let me take him now.

That's a negative.

I only want this guy

carrying drugs or money.

That's not necessary.

We've got

a fugitive warrant.

He's been indicted

on two RICO cases.

And he's gonna

walk on both.

I want this guy.

We need hard evidence.

I want him in jail.

You stay in your car

and you just watch him.

What's up?

See that guy

over there?

What guy?

The white

guy with the beard

I think you and I are the

only two whites around here.

What's wrong?

Someone you recognize?

No.

But he seemed

to know me.

This is all you'll need.

Cameron will meet you

at the Anantara Resort.

It's a lovely place, although

it's taken on the stench

of death as of late.

Cameron will provide you

with police protection

as long as you're

in the providence.

But once you're out of here,

you're on your own.

I hear that this is

your last shipment.

May I ask why?

I had enough.

You've had enough?

Well, that makes you

a very dangerous man, Bruno.

Our entire society's

built on having more,

bigger house, faster car,

more beautiful woman.

What if everyone decided

they'd had enough?

Our entire world order

would come tumbling down.

The day you have enough, Bruno,

is the day you die.

If I didn't

know you better...

I'd call that a threat.

Sound like a threat

to you, Charlie?

Sounds like a threat

to me, Bruno.

I bet you want

more, Charlie, don't you?

A little more

never hurt anybody.

White man.

It's Caperna.

See you around, Deville.

Bye, Bruno.

Vaya con Dios.

Here,

take the phone.

Wait for me

at the hotel.

- Here, you take this.

- No, you keep it.

Go ahead.

What took you so long?

Release him.

What, what?

Wait, wait.

What do you-

what do you think you're doing?

I'm releasing this man.

We have no evidence

he's committed any crime

in this country.

He's wanted in the

United States of the America.

Do you have an

international arrest warrant?

I'm sure we do,

back at the office.

But you don't

have it here.

Sir,

you're free to go.

Thank you.

See ya around,

Ricky boy.

Wait, you can't

release him!

I've been chasing

him for 5 years!

You bring me

the right paperwork,

I'll pick him up

for you.

How much is he

paying you?

You're under arrest.

Arrest me?

Arrest you!

How much are

they paying you?!

Take him away.

Ugh!

Well, that didn't

take long.

We need to be packed up

and out of here in 5 minutes.

Let's go.

Where is it?

There isn't any more.

You've got

to get me some.

Next week you'll have enough

to dive into head first,

but rig ht now I need you to

pull yourself together.

We have to get

out of here.

Don't you care

that I'm hurting?

Come on, Mimi,

I don't have time to explain!

It's been longer

than a half-hour.

You should consider

yourself lucky

that they're letting

you go at all.

You punched

a police inspector.

Yeah, well,

he was corrupt.

You try pulling it.

Where's my gun?

It's conscated.

But here's your flight

to Los Angeles.

It's a condition

of your release.

And if you ever want this back,

you will get on that plane.

I'm not letting him

slip away again.

He's long gone.

I'll see about that.

Get back here.

Get back-

Consider yourself suspended.

Ah, Special Agent Caperna,

or should! say former

Special Agent Caperna?

Can I get you a drink?

No, thanks.

That's rig ht.

You don't drink.

You don't smoke.

You don't gamble.

Your only vice is your

hatred of drug dealers.

I'm just wondering what you

plan to offer me for Bruno.

You're under suspension, so you

can't offer me legal immunity.

You don't have a gun,

so you can't threaten me.

Ha, ha, ha.

Cheer up,

today's your lucky day.

Mr. McGrilly has outlived

his usefulness for me

so I can offer you a sizable

discount in the hopes that we

can have a more permanent

relationship in the future.

This is on the house.

Sometimes

I just love my job.

Ha, ha, ha,

ha, ha, ha.

Have you seen Chris?

It's coming.

Yeah.

It'll be here

in a couple hours.

I'll be with you soon.

Dad-

One way or another.

Christopher!

Christopher!

Christopher!

Christopher-

You're impossible.

Aroon took the rest of the

staff to the evacuation center.

He'll be back for

us in 20 minutes.

I'm not going.

The storm is gonna

tear this place apart.

Well, I'm going, but not

to the evacuation center.

I'm going to Bangkok.

I'm gonna take the first

flight out to New York

and I'm gonna

file for divorce.

Helen, reopen our

house in Los Angeles, huh?

Community property laws

are better there.

It's okay.

We're not gonna

get divorced.

I have something

else in mind.

Don't give up hope.

Don't worry, son.

She'll get over it,

same way she

got over you.

Put the gun down.

You okay, baby?

Mimi?

Ric's gonna be there.

Just let him take out Bruno

and then you kill him,

and then it's

all yours, Charlie.

Who is it?

It's no one, just a girl.

Which one?

You mean they have

individual names?

Are you an American?

Yeah, what are

you doing here?

My name is Ric Caperna.

I'm special agent with the

Drug Enforcement Administration.

You have any

guests here now?

No, we evacuated our guests

yesterday and our staff today.

Can you

show me around?

Sure, this way.

Charlie,

check out the place.

Get down!

Helen, we've

gotta get out of here.

Ric, don't make

me hurt these nice people

Put the gun down, Ric.

Come on.

Put your gun down!

Come on.

That's right.

Not so tight, Charlie.

I'd hate for Ric

to be uncomfortable.

May I ask

what's going on?

What's going on

is irrelevant.

What you really want to know

is if you and your wife

are gonna be safe,

and the answer is yes,

provided you do exactly

as you're told.

What about him?

Let me worry

about him.

You ought to be worrying

about yourself, Bruno.

Shut up, Caperna.

Charlie!

Ricky boy, behave yourself.

You might just survive

this afternoon.

Look,

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