The Rehearsal Page #6
- Year:
- 2016
- 102 min
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- What about William?
- I'm sorry?
Yes? Are you going
to reveal yourself?
We're all raw.
And in the face of tragedy,
it's tempting
to look for a scapegoat.
But whether we like it or not,
William made a choice.
- He was a kid. Here.
Fine, not fine.
Happy, at risk.
Because of things
we can't even guess at.
We add to their load.
- It's called training.
- How can we possibly know
what they're protecting?
- I'm not having
this conversation.
- I don't believe in cruelty.
I was trained with cruelty.
I know it doesn't work.
- Livia!
- I can't support an environment
where the students
don't have a voice.
- Livia.
is basically corporate.
- Livia, calm down!
- Where the whole conversation's
about the new f***ing building!
It's toxic!
I can't do this anymore.
(sniffling)
I'm sorry, my people.
You know I love you.
But I can't do this anymore.
- Thank you.
My door is always open.
Hello!
- Hey.
- How are you?
You feeding the troops?
- Yep. Meat pies.
- How's it all going?
- Yeah, good.
- Why did you choose
- Do I have to tell you?
- No, you don't.
It's a great subject, though.
You know,
if you get beyond the obvious
"Lolita in the suburbs" thing.
What's your take?
Will it go to trial?
- Seems like it.
- Well, it's your story now.
Oh, it's great. Agent bait.
- That's awesome.
- How are you coping now?
With William?
Did you see that coming?
I didn't.
- No.
- Now we have to live with it.
When we're tough on you...
it's never personal.
You know that.
- Unless it is to the person
it happens to.
Uh, well. I better get going.
They're waiting.
- Yeah, yeah.
No. No, you're right.
Don't let those meat pies
get cold.
(door slamming)
- ...choice.
- Oh. Sorry, we couldn't wait.
- Get up.
Show me your swing.
Just don't bore me.
(chuckling)
- Everyone will get it.
- Mm. Except Hannah.
- Except Hannah.
- You're pussying around.
(laughter)
Mm.
This is a running sport.
A change-of-direction sport.
Ready?
Here comes the ball.
(Frankie grunting)
(both):
Oh!(Saladin):
... understandthe tennis council's position.
- What a cock.
- Um, there was a lapse
in judgement,
which was regrettable.
I'll cop to that.
The charges, in my view,
they don't accurately, uh,
describe the situation
which was regrettable.
I-I-I regret...
- Any hurt I've caused my wife
and my children.
- And any broken trust
that has occurred.
Now I firmly believe
that if I am given
a second chance,
or a third chance,
that I will become
a positive influence
on and off the courts.
Now finally, to reiterate,
I am very, very, very sorry.
And I will never, ever, ever...
do it again.
Unless I just can't help myself.
(sobbing)
(sniffling)
- He's... such a liar.
Both of them.
- Both?
- Stanley came to see me.
I was over him!
(voice exercises)
- Hi. I'm looking
for Stanley Philips.
- Uh, he may be rehearsing.
Um...
- Okay.
- In Room 1071
(footsteps)
- Thanks.
- What are you doing here?
- I thought you said to come.
- I said call.
So how's the new coach?
- He's okay.
He's--
- I'm glad you're playing again.
I want you to win.
But you have to want it.
- Did you miss me?
- Does Pascal do this?
- No.
Why would you say that?
(crying out)
No! No!
(whimpering)
(crying out)
(dissonant music)
(soft music)
(background chatter)
- What's that?
- What the hell?
That's my lighter.
- I'll show you more
if we go somewhere private.
(distant barking)
(soft music)
- You've got to have
the ability to forget.
To let it all go.
And that's hard.
That's the hardest thing to do,
'cause when you're playing
a game,
and when you hit the net,
or hit a ball out of play,
you're gonna have a feeling,
yeah?
And it's going to be a bad one.
And it's going to go right
through your body.
But it's how you respond
to that feeling,
that's what matters.
You know,
if someone were to go to you:
"Ace, ace, ace," and ace you
three times in a row...
have to do with the next point?
Nothing.
Nothing.
I think that if you can see it
like that,
if you can really...
frame it that way,
I think... I think that's it.
I think
Hmm.
(cheering)
- Did you win?
- Oh, yeah.
(laughter)
- You did really, really well.
- Stanley's here. Come in.
- Hi.
- Hello, mate.
- Here, have a seat.
- Oh, no, it's fine.
I won't... I won't stay.
- You sure?
(ball bouncing)
(woman crying out)
- Can I talk with you
for a second?
(applause)
Um...
So... this Saturday...
...we're... doing a play.
Um... at The Institute
Well...
we came up with an idea.
Yeah.
Well, actually, it's...
it's about what happened
between you and...
you and Saladin.
- What?
- A play? A public play?
- Did you know about this?
- You suck.
- Is this your boyfriend?
- Ex.
- How old are you?
- Eighteen.
(rattling)
- What kind of person
thinks it's okay
to use the details
of someone's private life
for cheap entertainment?
I mean, how is that even
possibly okay?
What are you, stupid! Eh?!
Or as you just
grossly insensitive?
- Stephen.
- Um, I just came to say that...
(sighing)
...we won't do the play.
I promise.
- Good.
You get out of my house.
You stay the hell away
from my daughters!!!
(clatter)
- What exactly
has been going on?
Hey?
- I know what you're thinking,
but that's not why
I went out with you.
- Hey!
- Hey.
That was stupid.
I've upset them.
- Yeah, they're always upset.
- I'm sorry.
At The Institute, it's like...
everyone has
their special thing...
and that's all I had.
So I used it.
I know.
I love you.
- I guess...
so... I should get back.
- God. Are you serious?
- It's in two days!
- What are you gonna do
about it?! It's been a year!
- I know. I'm sorry.
- What?! We've been working
on this for a year!
(sighing)
- You have f***ed us over, man.
- Are you gonna get us
out of this?
'Cause you f***in' better.
- I know.
- Can you stop
and talk about this?!
(paper shuffling)
Anyone want these?
We're going down.
Can you believe it?
- Speak for yourself.
I'm going solo.
(sighing)
- F***. I can do it. It's fine.
- I know you hate me.
- I hate the situation!
You were so cocky,
and you just used that girl.
- Thomasin.
- "Oh, I'm so hot.
And Mr. Saladin,
a sexual predator,
thinks I'm sexy.
Let's do a play about it."
I didn't mean that.
- You did.
I'm gonna get you.
- No, wait. No. We should...
(grunting)
No, we should get him.
Ya!
- Yes!!
(laughter)
- Ah!
(laughter)
(grunting)
Oh!
(laughter)
(grunting)
Argh!
- Get off.
- Argh!
- Ready?
- Do more forehand ones.
(grunting)
(soft music)
- Run!
(laughter)
(birdsong)
(laughter)
- Hey.
(laughter)
- He's back.
- The statue of Apollo
into thinking
it was really the god,
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