Wildling
- R
- Year:
- 2018
- 92 min
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1
[film reel ticking]
[piano music]
[rain falling]
Do you want to hear a story?
Do you want me to tell you
about the Wildling?
His teeth are long
and sharp like this.
And so are his nails.
Long and sharp
like this.
And his hair is long and black.
All over his whole body.
[thunder rumbling]
Do you wanna hear more?
No.
Okay.
You're my special little berry.
[instrumental music]
[door locking]
[instrumental music]
[loud thunder]
[crow cawing]
[music continues]
[crow cawing]
[loud thud]
[footsteps approaching]
[door opening]
Good morning, Anna.
Good morning, Daddy.
I'm gonna listen to your heart
and I'm gonna tell you
to breathe.
Okay now.
[inhales]
Breathe in.
Okay.
[clock ticking]
[footsteps]
The men are getting worried.
They don't see you
around anymore.
Hunt's over.
Sure, but that don't mean
you can just disappear.
Roger, I'm retired.
Alright. I'll see yo..
I'm sorry the door
gave you a sting.
I told you about that.
It's made so that the
Wildling will get hurt
if he tries to get in.
Why does he wanna get in?
Because
you're the last one left.
He ate all the other children.
Who was that today?
I heard someone talking.
There is no one.
There is only Anna and daddy.
Anna and daddy.
There is only Anna and daddy.
But only daddy can go outside
because Anna is too small.
Anna must always stay inside.
Anna must stay inside.
[instrumental music]
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday dear Anna
Close your eyes.
Okay, now open.
I plucked him
from the berry-bush.
[instrumental music]
"Was evident
"that the youngster
- Accustomed.
- "Accustomed..
To the marvelous.."
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight..
Seven, eight, nine, ten.
[instrumental music]
He's in a better place.
I'm gonna take him
and I'm going to bury him there
and then after a while
a bush will grow out of him
and then when the spring comes
it'll grow new berries.
And Dusty will grow back?
Yes,
but it will be a new Dusty.
[clock ticking]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[growling]
What's wrong with me?
You're sick.
[door opening]
Anna, this is medicine
and Daddy needs
to see your tummy.
Good girl.
the medicine in your tummy
and it's gonna sting, okay?
Anna, close your eyes.
Now, one
two..
...three.
Good girl.
We're gonna have to do
this every day.
[flies buzzing]
[instrumental music]
[sighs]
Hey, Anna. Anna.
It's your birthday.
Don't you wanna count
your bears?
Daddy... can..
Can you take me
to the better place?
Maybe a bush will grow
out of me.
[instrumental music]
[sighs]
[music continues]
[sobbing]
[gun c*cks]
[music continues]
You'll close your eyes..
...and you'll go to sleep.
Then there will be nothing.
[gun c*cks]
[gunshot]
[machine beeping]
No.
[indistinct chatter]
Very good, we're pushing
1000 milligrams.
[indistinct chatter]
[gasping]
[indistinct chatter]
[panting]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
Hi.
It's okay.
I'm here to help you.
I'm the one who found you.
Your neighbors called me
to report a gunshot.
Sheriff Ellen Cooper.
I have a few questions
to ask you.
Would that be okay?
Yeah?
What's your name?
Anna.
Anna.
It's nice to meet you, Anna.
What's your last name?
Anna.
[door opens]
Officer..
...can I talk with you
for a minute?
You sit tight.
We detected a high concentration
of Leuprorelin in her system.
One more day and we
probably would've lost her.
What's that?
It's typically used
to treat endometriosis
uterine fibroids, or
conditions such as paraphilia.
Thing is,
she's got none of those.
In fact,
we couldn't find anything
to justify
this kind of treatment.
Do you think
he was poisoning her?
Uh, it's a pretty heavy drug
with a wide range
of drastic side effects,
but it is very efficient
at down-regulating
the secretion of estrogen
in a woman's body.
There is no evidence
of any menstrual cycle
at all.
I think whoever did this to her
wants to slow down her maturity.
That's f***ed up.
Yeah, I'll leave you to it.
- Thank you, doctor.
- Yeah.
Anna..
I'm gonna undo these
straps for you, okay?
It's okay.
Like that.
It's okay.
There you go.
Where's Daddy?
Is he in the better place?
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
Good morning, everyone.
So the doctors have told me
what a bright young girl you are
and how well you've responded
over the past week
to all their crazy tests.
I bet you're just about ready
to get out of here, huh?
Well, we think you're
ready to move on too.
So the Belington House
is a wonderful place.
They have a wide variety of
special therapeutic programs
designed for girls just like you
and it's a lot more fun
than a hospital.
Excuse me, I'm sorry to
interrupt, but I gotta say
locking her up again
doesn't really sound like
the right strategy here.
With all due respect, sheriff
I think we can trust
Dr. Rooney's expertise.
We haven't even received
the DNA results yet.
premature --
I was just explaining to our
patient, the Belington House --
I'm gonna go with her!
Well, uh..
We'll see about that.
[engine revving]
So you're gonna be with me
until your DNA results come in.
DNA is something
that we use to identify
any relatives
that you might have.
[indistinct chatter]
Until then I'm gonna
be responsible for you.
You okay with that?
You don't like my driving?
We're going less than
20 miles an hour.
It's safe.
I mean, not in, in general.
If, you know, for example
if you're driving
under the influence,
but... I don't drink
so no need to worry about that.
You don't drink?
Not anymore.
You must be very thirsty.
[laughs]
[instrumental music]
Not many vegetarians
in this town.
[indistinct laughter]
[indistinct chatter]
[horn honking]
Little sh*t.
What are you thinking?
Come on, let's go.
You wanna stay away
from guys like that.
[indistinct radio chatter]
[door opens]
You hungry?
I'm not a great cook,
but I know
what goes with ketchup.
[chuckles]
Pretty good, huh?
Who's this?
Anna, this is Ray.
Ray, this is Anna
the girl that I was telling
you about from the hospital.
Why is she wearing my clothes?
Because she's our guest
and because she needed
something to wear.
You never wear that shirt
anyway, so why do you care.
What happened to your head?
It's none of your
f***in' business.
Excuse me, language, young man.
Are you his daddy?
[chuckles]
No, I'm not his daddy.
I'm his sister.
Only men can be daddies
and women are moms.
Everyone has them.
Whether you like it or not.
[eerie sounds]
I'm sorry it smells
a bit musty in here
because we don't use
this room very often.
Okay, here you go.
[instrumental music]
Well if you, uh,
you need anything
I'm, I'm just across
the hall, okay?
Okay?
Can we close it?
Are you cold?
The Wildling.
What's a Wildling?
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