The Sweet Life Page #4

Synopsis: The Sweet Life, an edgy and unconventional dramedy, is the love story of Kenny Parker and Lolita Nowicki, each struggling with their own brand of demons, who first meet by chance in Chicago and form a pact to travel across country to the Golden Gate Bridge to commit suicide... together.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Rob Spera
Production: Mockingbird Pictures
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.2
NOT RATED
Year:
2016
90 min
196 Views


Yeah.

-Alma?

-After my grandmother.

Wonderful.

It's just this way.

Okay.

She's not sleeping.

It's -- it's okay.

You can go in.

Let's go.

Chocolate parfait.

With or without nuts?

I didn't know you people

made house calls.

We do.

On a rare occasion,

we do.

Don't think I don't know

who you are.

You're that b*tch

who got Rafael fired.

No.

Um...

It's me.

Alma.

Your daughter.

You need to leave.

I don't want you here.

Go!

I said go.

Okay.

We have a wide

assortment of flavors.

Although the ch--

chocolate parfait is --

it's a wise choice.

I have to tell you

about the chocolate fudge cake.

It's very popular

amongst the kids.

It's pretty exceptional.

But it's just really depending

on you and your -- your mood.

Like, you know, some days

you wake up, you're vanilla.

Next day, you're chocolate.

And that's kind of

how life is.

That's kind of

how ice cream is.

The way I see it --

now, look.

I don't want to, you know,

push anything on you.

I just --

I just want to let you know that

i am a connoisseur of ice cream.

Hey.

Hey.

She calmed down,

okay?

You want to go talk

with her?

I think you should.

Hi.

It's a nice place.

Katharine:
They leave you alone

with your thoughts.

He said you're not

the girl who fired Rafael.

No.

You look just like her.

Yeah.

Forgive me.

No, mama.

Forgive me.

I get so tired.

Me, too.

Hey.

Hey.

You were kind to her.

Well, it's easier

when they're not your own.

You okay?

I was 14 when she started

showing symptoms.

It's a really bad age for a girl

to start losing her mother.

Early-onset familial

Alzheimer's.

Her mother had it,

her mother before her.

Dance therapy.

That's not dance therapy.

That's --

that was a seizure.

That wasn't a seizure.

It was --

yeah, it was a little bit

of a seizure.

Are you okay?

No, no, no, no.

It's like --

you got to, like,

loosen up your body more.

You got to, like, um...

Oh.

Oh.

Nice.

That would be

Michael Jackson.

Let's go.

Okay.

Don't laugh.

I'm not gonna laugh.

Okay.

I promise.

Okay.

Um...

Bright splashes,

the truth is chilling,

hope in muted colors.

Love speaks without a voice.

Through a touch,

i am whole.

Hope Springs.

Not eternal.

Tentative.

Fearful.

Pain subsided.

But that, too, is painful.

I care.

Did I say that?

Is the light too late

to be glorious?

Lolita:

Can I tell you something?

Not having sex with you

was the best sex

I've ever had.

Kenny:
You okay?

Are you?

Yeah.

Lolita:
I'm scared.

You're a good man.

Lolita?

Lolita.

Hey!

Lolita!

Hold on!

Hold on.

Wait!

Wait!

Look at me.

Look at me!

Lolita!

Lolita.

Lolita!

Look at me!

Lolita!

Please look at me.

Alma Maria nowicki,

look at me.

Alma.

Alma Maria nowicki,

look at me!

You can't say we got

nothing to live for.

It's just words.

It's just words.

No, it's not just words.

How you want to do this?

Want to do it on three?

We could hold hands.

One...

Two...

...three.

No! No! No, no, no.

I won't let you do this.

I know you won't.

I don't want to live

without you.

I don't want to live

without you, either.

Can we go back over now?

I'm a little bit

afraid of heights,

and, uh,

i didn't realize that

until we got up here.

Let's go back, okay?

Let's go back.

Okay.

You're coming too, right?

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Whose idea was this?

It was yours.

It was your idea.

You okay?

Okay.

Ready?

Okay.

Give me your leg.

Ohh. F***.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Bring this --

let's bring this one here.

Okay.

Ow. F***.

Ohh.

Oh, f***.

Oh, my god.

God.

Ohh.

You okay?

Yeah.

Okay.

You?

Yeah.

What do we do now?

Everything.

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