The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards
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- 2015
- 97 min
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Narrator:
This is the closest I cancome to saying what I have learned
there's no shortage of
consequence in my life
we need to leave some evidence,
a little of us everywhere.
I spent all my time staring in
one direction
and I missed it
the most important moments
were in the edges
there were seven of them.
Karl:
Over thereturn around!
Sheriff Mallon:
Conrad?You are going to have to drive
Conrad:
You know, you arereally bleeding
get in the car, come on!
Mallon:
Hit a deer on the wayhere
clipped her really
she went flying headfirst into a
snowdrift,
was not breathing so I took
the defibrillator over to her
next thing I know she is wide
awake
and she kicks me in the
face-Jesus!
Conrad:
You are bleeding prettybadly
you sure you do not want me to
take you to a hospital?
Mallon:
No, no. I have taken some percodan.I can hardly feel any of this.
Conrad:
There is a lot of blood.Mallon:
You - you got your ownburden.
Mallon:
Mother being foundafter all these years
hell-i hope we have enough
so you can ID her
Conrad:
All I need are the teeth.Mallon:
Yeah we should havethose
cleared out the freezer
and put her parts in there
everyone from the station
got to take some venison home
Conrad:
Guess you folks do notget a lot of crime up here huh?
Mallon:
No sir. Especiallymurder.
Not til we found this body did
we think that he-
literally killed her
speaking of your father-
your aunt thinks you may
have been talking with him?
Conrad:
I have not seen myfather since I left the farm.
Mallon:
Seen is a tricky word.No contact at all?
Conrad:
No.Mallon:
If you have been talking tohim, and you do not tell us about it
that could be considered
accessory after the fact.
Mallon:
Abigail, this is Conraddo not worry about it,
it is just a cut
Abigail:
It is terrible.Mallon:
You are making amountain out of a mole hill.
Conrad:
I told him to go.Mallon:
Jesus, oh god. It is Ok, I am Ok.Do not help me, I do not want help
Abigail:
We got to get himpatched up
Abigail:
Do you mind stayinghere to hold down the fort?
It is just the two of us and the deputy
has been on duty since yesterday
everybody and his dog
is sliding off the road
Conrad:
You want me to stayhere alone-
Abigail:
Yes. I know it isweird, but - Ok, thanks!
Okay, come on you.
Mallon:
No, no, no, no. No,no! I got work to do!
Conrad:
You really need to goAbigail:
I win. Be strong,come on. Mallon:
Okay.Mallon:
Sorry about this ConradAbigail:
Alright, thanksConrad:
Mm hmmKarl:
Do you know whatthat word means?
It is what you do to a woman
when there is no pleasure in it
Abigail:
Conrad, Conrad-Abigail:
Conrad, um -hisorry about that. Hungry?
Sheriff was supposed to put you up tonight, but
he is in no real position to entertain... so
Conrad:
Is there a motel?Abigail:
In Chapman?No.
You are kind of stuck with me...
I am on duty for the next few
ours, so...
The deputy found a new bit of
evidence - murder weapon.
Right about sixty feet from the
bones
the handle was chewed up like
an animal dragged it all about.
Conrad:
Sawed off shotgun?Abigail:
YeahConrad:
I looked in thefreezer. It is not my mother.
Abigail:
Are you sure?Conrad:
Yeah.Her teeth were... A mess
it is not her.
Abigail:
Well-I mean, who could it be then?
We do not just have people
unaccounted for
Conrad:
It is my fatherAbigail:
Who would havewanted to kill your father?
Conrad:
HimselfAbigail:
This happens a lotthis time of year.
I cannot believe I only have
one blanket. Jeez! Brrr.
Conrad:
This day could not getany weirder
Abigail:
What was she like,your mother?
Conrad:
She would never leave me alonewith my father for more than two seconds
Abigail:
Do you think maybeshe is still alive?
Conrad:
No, I do not have anyhope of that
you want to hear something
Abigail:
OkayConrad:
About four weeks aftershe disappeared,
my father took me
on a walk out in the woods
Karl:
Over thereturn around
you wet yourself
get up or you will freeze to
stump.
Get on home. You best hurry up.
Conrad:
When we got back hestarted the fire on the stove,
he told me to stand by it, and he waited
the whole time it took for me to thaw out.
In the morning he was gone.
I never saw him again.
Abigail:
It must be so terrible foryou to be back here. I'm so sorry
Conrad:
No I feel better aboutit now.
Abigail:
Because you know he isdead?
Conrad:
It is knowing that heintended to include himself.
Makes it less personal
narrator:
It all started when my familymoved from Illinois to new Mexico
mom:
Stop it. How many times have Itold you that is bad for your eyes?
Mom:
Stop itCharlie:
Is dad going to pickme up after school?
Mom:
No, you are going to walkhome.
Charlie:
Mom!Narrator:
The doctor insistedwe move to a warmer climate
for the sake of my father.
I remember not knowing what to do, but knowing
that I wanted to be the least of their worries.
And then I saw him.
All I could remember on my first day of school
was the menacing look he had on his face.
His name was Bobby bell.
Boy #1:
One, two, threeBobby:
Hey, you want to play?So, know how to play?
Charlie:
What is this game?Boy #1:
You have to hitbut you cannot hit it before it
bounces
and you cannot let it double
bounce or you are out
Charlie:
Okay!Boy #1:
Sound simple enough?Charlie:
Yeah I guess.Bobby:
So, where you from?Charlie:
Uhm, ChicagoBobby:
Chicago. What is yourfavorite food?
Charlie:
Anything I guess reallyBobby:
Tacos?Charlie:
I guessBobby:
Yeah the rest of the gamethough, you have to stand right here
against the wall, but you cannot
move.
You cannot move. Stay still!
Stay!
Stay!
Charlie:
So just like this? Ithought, am I -
yep, yes, just back up against
the wall and stay here
okay
boy:
You're doing greatCharlie:
Good oneBobby:
Do not move!Stay
dad:
Hey, the new Mexico outlaw is back.How was your first day at school?
Mom:
Make any new friends?It is okay if he did not. I did
not make any my first year either
I was just asking. Did you
honey?
Charlie:
YeahCharlie:
Are you going to loseall your hair?
What?
Charlie:
In my book, it says, when you havethis disease, you could lose all your hair
dad:
Oh you are a doctor now.Let us have a look.
Don not read books like this.
Narrator:
As months went by, Iremember trying to do something -
narrator:
Anything. Whatever I coulddo to help my father win his fight.
And suddenly, like a disease,
word spread around school.
Dad:
You know they say the cubs could goall the way this year. All the waaaay!
Dad:
I have been thinking about this disease.It is like a bunch of uninvited guests.
You did not ask them to come. They just
showed up one day and did not go home.
Bobby:
Dad die yet Charlie?Teacher:
I can't believe youdid that...
Teacher:
Come on kids let us go.
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