Yelling to the Sky Page #4

Synopsis: As her family falls apart, seventeen year old Sweetness O'Hara is left to fend for herself in a neighborhood where her survival is uncertain.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Victoria Mahoney
Production: Independent Pictures
  4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.9
Metacritic:
48
Rotten Tomatoes:
40%
Year:
2011
94 min
Website
78 Views


should accept you,

what you have to offer,

and no misspells.

I'll do what I can

from my end.

Appreciate it.

We'll work something out.

Hey.

I've got 30 minutes.

You wanna fill it out now?

Yeah. Cool.

What do you want?

It was wrong,

what I did to you.

Not interested.

Man, just hear me out.

F*** you and the horse

you rode in on.

Look, I'm so...

Dead it.

I'm so sorry.

Oh?

F*** you.

Morning, Sweetie.

This again.

I thought so.

What's up?

What's up?

I'm like, y'all look so...

Yeah.

Come on.

Up and out, Sweetness.

All the coming,

going and vanishing,

and now you decide, for whatever reason,

that you want to stay,

and we're supposed to, what,

jump up and down and welcome you back

like nothing ever happened?

Right here, right this second,

I'm here.

Yeah, until you

change your mind

or we get to be

too much for you.

No, I won't change my mind.

You will.

I'm done with all that.

Yeah, for how long,

this time?

Sweetie, none of youse was the problem.

I was the problem.

So selfish. I was doing okay.

No, you weren't.

I was okay.

Sweetie, please.

Come on.

I got over

needing to know you.

No, you didn't.

Would you please stop?

No.

Stop with the Good

Samaritan act, okay?

It's not a f***ing act.

Yeah, well,

we'll see, won't we?

Yeah, Sweetie, come on.

We will.

It's too far a walk for you.

No, not at all.

Does your hip hurt?

Nothing a little ice

won't fix.

We're at the halfway mark.

Yeah. What do you know?

So, are you coming tomorrow?

Tomorrow, yeah.

Yup. You bet.

Maybe I'll just meet you here.

You won't have to walk as far, you know.

Come on.

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Victoria Mahoney

Victoria Mahoney is an American filmmaker and actress best known for her debut feature Yelling to the Sky. more…

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