The Resident Page #2

Synopsis: In New York, Dr. Juliet Bliss Devereau of the Brooklyn General Hospital has ended her relationship with her boyfriend Jack and is seeking an apartment in Brooklyn to live alone. She finds a bargain in an old apartment building owned by the handsome and lonely Max and one night she misinterprets his signals and dates him. However she concludes that it is too soon to have a love affair... but is that really the end of it?
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
Director(s): Antti Jokinen
Production: Imaeg Entertainment
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
37%
R
Year:
2011
91 min
Website
805 Views


Why would not I like?

Landlord.

-- Tenant.

Mess.

I have a pulse.

He thought he was dying.

A stroke back?

I have a prescription for Clonazepam.

He needs a psychiatrist.

Is everything okay?

-- Yes.

Someone called and said there was something to rent?

Sorry.

-- Max.

Who is that?

-- This is Max. This is Sydney, we work together.

Sometimes it seems like I only work

I decided to quit ...

Brooklyn to go outside and feel.

Max, would you want to walk me home?

Sorry, I'm confused.

I pick the wrong signals.

Sorry, God, I'm an idiot.

Sure, it's a bad plan.

I'm confused,

I pick the wrong signals.

Jesus, take it easy.

Max?

-- Yes.

I can not.

I can not.

I get it out of my head.

Jack, I can smell him still.

And the way he touched me ...

I would not think so.

I see.

Do you understand?

I'll call you later.

I know what is going on here.

I know everything that goes around your head.

You think I do not know how

your brain work?

Just like your father.

Jealous and perverse.

-- That's enough.

Your mother, she was so beautiful.

She married a weak man.

When she brought another of the world.

I wanted to talk to you all.

-- Sorry, it suddenly felt weird.

It has nothing to do with you.

I just need more time.

That's good, it tells me

you get together seriously.

And I feel like it.

I've thought about it and ...

Maybe we should not do so.

We live in the same building.

Really?

-- I mean nothing, I ...

I think I need company.

-- Glad you feel the same.

It has lot to me

the last week.

I gotta go.

I see you.

Happy days.

-- You too.

What is wrong with you on?

Why did you not yourself?

Just like your father.

Your mother was so beautiful.

She married a weak man.

When she brought another of the world.

This place makes me crazy.

And I thought I knew everything about this building.

Never knew your kitchen

had an old wine cellar.

The old house by August of this also had,

but it's been closed for years.

I think it's cool.

Can I use it?

I pretty it up and leave you alone.

I gotta work.

-- I can do when you're gone.

That's sweet of you.

Thank you for being a good friend.

HOI DOK. I MISS YOU STILL

ARMISTICE?

Let me help you.

-- No, that's good.

No, I need your help.

-- That's sweet.

Is that to the kitchen?

Yes.

-- Good.

You have a lot of stuff.

Will you cook?

-- Yes.

Maybe I can help.

-- You do not need to.

I want somewhere for a while

talk to you about.

It's a little confusing to me.

Because you kissed me first.

What?

-- You took the first step.

You kissed me first

and now do if nothing happened.

We just got to know each other ...

to see if it works or not.

That's what people do.

I think not.

And you would not be doing.

Yes, about ten minutes is perfect.

Well, see you then.

I've missed you so.

What happened to her?

-- Fought with a German shepherd.

I did not know what I had to bring along.

-- Thanks, they are beautiful.

Let sit in the living room.

-- Grand is here.

And cheap.

-- How much?

Is there anything free for me?

I'm not sure we are ready.

Indeed.

Thank you.

Tell the German shepherd.

-- She gets it hard at the reception.

Why do you care?

-- I travel a lot in recent weeks.

It was business.

-- I thought not.

I can tell you everything.

-- I do not know.

You were never home.

I never saw you.

Do not tell me you are cheating

because I worked too hard.

I was with someone else.

It was just a flirt,

but then it felt great.

I want something clear.

It was fun but never you.

It is the man with the beard?

How do you know?

I followed up once and wanted to stand.

-- You followed me home.

I was not good anymore.

My life without you ...

I missed you.

I've missed you too Jack.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry that the food is burned.

Not me.

I want you to stay.

-- I can not, I have an appointment for seven hours.

I am not prepared

the night here.

Do you love Emily tonight?

I do not know if I may.

-- Here, hold this.

I love you.

Okay, come on.

What is it?

I heard you came back late.

I have been three times overslept

in two weeks and I'm never oversleep.

Have you been out late?

-- No, there is something scary in my apartment.

A guy gives you a great apartment,

for an incredible price.

cook for you and is a gentleman. And that's scary?

-- No.

There is something, I can not wake up.

It's such a feeling.

If I were you I would keep the house

and a louder alarm clock now.

These are sensors that rely on movement.

So everything is included

and within ten minutes with us.

It is wireless and

you can access through your computer.

Those in the bedroom and living room,

filming almost the whole house.

Then there is nothing in the kitchen

and bathroom.

That is good as long as my front door

the bedroom and only gets up.

You did.

They have night vision,

you do not have lights.

These cuties take everything that moves.

Will you sublet?

-- Sorry?

This is commonly used to sublet,

parties or even for attendants.

So no one steals from you.

-- I'm going to sublet.

Here we go.

That was it, call if you have any questions.

-- Thanks.

Grandfather.

-- Max, what are you doing?

It's my life.

I regret that we must hurry.

Call me when you get home.

I love you.

Juliet Dermer

I've apparently overslept ...

I'm about ten minutes.

YOU HAVE SEVEN NEW RECORDINGS

I would like as soon as possible

an analysis.

Honey HEY YOU EAT A SEVEN HOURS TO

Thanks.

You speak to Juliet.

-- I faxed toxicology report.

Fine, thanks.

LARGE QUANTITY Demerol,

VALMID AND VALIUM IN THE BLOOD AND URINE

Jack, do not go to my apartment,

I do not know, but ...

Jack?

Juliet, hello.

Did you just get home?

-- Yes.

I have a good old wine

from the cabinet by August found.

I make him open.

-- No need ...

He had to go first as breathing.

-- Great.

Tough day, Juliet?

Yes.

-- Here.

Drink this, then, maybe it helps.

-- Thank you.

Sit down.

On our friendship.

Cheers.

Will you not try?

-- I'm not so ...

You okay, Juliet?

I'm very tired, I sleep

bad lately.

I find this an excellent wine,

cheers.

I'll be back.

Juliet, please, please

Filing your phone.

Why are you calling him?

Where is he?

Why did you give him a key to my house dungeon

Do you know where he is?

-- Why you cheating me, Juliet?

Sit.

Sorry.

I'm sorry, Juliet.

-- What have you done with him?

You're so beautiful.

This time you can stay awake,

This time you can remember.

Help.

Help.

Come on.

B*tch.

You can not go anywhere.

I was hoping you me

free from these walls could ...

I have not wanted.

I wanted at all.

I'm so sorry.

I would never hurt.

But you have deceived me.

B*tch.

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Antti Jokinen

Antti Jokinen (born 26 April 1968) is a Finnish music video and film director, as well as a former college basketball player. more…

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