All language subtitles for Hide.and.Seek.2005.1080p.BrRip.x264.YIFY

You wanna go faster?

-All right.
-No, no, no.

You're gonna slide off.

-You all right? Are you sliding?
-Yeah.

If you're sliding,
I'm gonna stop you.

-No, no, no.
-You're okay? Okay.

-More?
-Yes.

That's funny.

I could've sworn I
saw a little girl

by the name of
Emily come in here.

Come out, come out,
wherever you are.

Could she be hiding
in the closet?

I wonder where she could be.

Maybe my eyes have deceived me.

I'm invisible, Mommy.

Well, if you're invisible...

then how could I do this?

-Did you know where I was?
-Not a clue.

You want Alex?

What is it?

I love you more than
anything else in the world.

You know that, don't you?

I love you too.

Good night, sweetheart.

Make the face.

Please.

-Now go to sleep.
-Okay.

Mommy.

Sorry.

Good night.

You coming to bed?

In a little while.

Something you wanna talk about?

Some things are
beyond therapy, David.

Honey?

Dr. Roberts, extension 2032.

I should've seen it coming.

All the signs were there.

The ones closest to you
are the hardest to judge.

I know, but I...

-I could've prevented it.
-David, it's not your fault.

How long have we
known each other?

Trust me when I tell you this.

As difficult as it
may seem, you're...

gonna have to try
and start over.

We're gonna move.

Upstate. The country.

That's not exactly what
I meant by starting over.

What about Emily?

This is a traumatic
time for her.

I think it's important she
stays and works through this.

No, here she's
flooded with memories.

I need to expose her
to a new environment,

new things to do.

She'd be losing another
person she depends on.

It's only an hour away,

and you're always welcome
to come and see her.

Right now, I need to do
what's right for Emily.

I need to be a full-time dad.

I have a surprise for you.

When I was your age,

my mom gave me one
just like that.

And whenever I was feeling sad,

I would open the lid...

and all my sorrows went away.

Do you like it?

Give me a hug.

You're gonna like it there.

All right, let's go.

Come on.

Let's take a look.

Right on time.

Dr. Callaway.

-Mr. Haskins.
-Hello.

-This is Sheriff Hafferty.
-Sheriff.

He routinely checks
on the houses up here

and makes sure
things run smoothly.

I see. Well, this is
my daughter, Emily.

This is Sheriff Hafferty.

Emily. How are you?

This is Mr. Haskins.
He found us the house.

Well, hello there, Emily.

Think your dad did a good
job picking the house?

She's still deciding.

-Well, she sure is pretty.
-Thank you.

As I mentioned, Woodland Estates

is mainly a summer community.

It may be a little
quiet up here till then.

I hope that's not a problem.

-Not at all.
-Great.

Let me show you around the back.

You spent much time
in the country?

Not much.

I used to camp when
I was little, but...

I was always scared
of the woods.

Nothing to be scared
of in these woods.

You picked a nice spot,

the biggest house on the lake.

Sheriff, if you'd
like to do the honours,

let Dr. Callaway
into his new home.

Figure out which key.

Did you see where
my daughter went?

Emily.

Emily.

Emily!

Honey,

you okay?

Come on, let's go back. Come on.

Come on.

Mr. Haskins, sheriff,
we'll take it from here.

Spaghetti and meatballs
is your favourite dish.

You're not hungry?

I'd like to go to bed now.

I'll come up and
kiss you good night.

Oh, that's funny.

I could've sworn I
saw a little girl

by the name of
Emily come in here.

I wonder...

where she's hiding.

Could she be...?

Could she be under the bed?

No.

Could she be...

hiding...?

Let's see, where
could she be hiding?

Could she be hiding
in the closet?

Okay.

Since it's the first
night in a new house...

I thought it would be a good
time to start a new diary.

Each day you can write down
your feelings and thoughts...

and then one day
you can look back

and see how much
they've changed.

I love you more than anything
else in the world, sweetheart.

You know that.

That's what Mommy said.

Before she killed herself.

Sweetheart, she
meant what she said,

and so do I.

You want me to put
this over here?

Okay.

All right.

Good night.

Good night, Alex.

Emily?

Emily.

Em?

Emily?

Oh, there you are.

Come on, sweetheart.
We're going into town.

We have some errands to do.

-Hello.
-Hi. Hi there.

I'm Laura. I live next door.

Oh, I'm David. How are you?

Here, these are for you.

Oh, thank you very much.

My husband and I made
the preserves ourselves.

Oh, well.

I didn't even realize
anyone else lived up here.

Well, it does get pretty
quiet in the off-season.

Oh, this is my daughter, Emily.

Emily, say hello to Laura.
She's our neighbour.

Isn't she adorable.

You gonna say hi?

Well, she gets a little
shy around new faces.

I understand.

It's gonna be a real treat
having both of you here.

You're on your way out.
I won't keep you.

If you need anything,
don't hesitate to stop by.

Same here. And thank you
for all the preserves.

The peach and apricot preserves.

-Enjoy.
-Thank you.

I'm gonna put this inside.

Amy, don't swing so high.

I'm gonna tell your mom.

Would you listen to me?

Hi.

Hi.

I have a daughter the same age.

She's in the car.

Oh!

I'm Elizabeth.

Elizabeth Young.

-Hi. David Callaway. How are you?
-Good.

Nice to meet you.

-Are you visiting?
-We just moved up from the city.

-Usually it's the other way around.
-I know.

-Is she your kid?
-Oh, no, no.

She's my sister's kid. I'm
the honorary babysitter.

Watch.

Amy, be careful.

Amy.

-Amy.
-She all right?

Amy? Jesus, are you all right?

That's very funny.

Oh, my God, you're gonna
make me nuts, you know that?

Is your daughter this crazy?

Where's Alex?

I don't like her anymore.

Did I just hear what
I think I heard?

Are you mad, Daddy?

No, I'm not mad at all.
I think it's great.

You do?

Yeah.

Good.

Because I have a new friend.

A new friend? Okay.

Let me guess. Is it...

-Veronica?
-No.

Is it Patty?

-Is it...?
-He's not a doll.

-He's...?
-Not a doll.

He.

Okay, well...

if he's not a doll,
then who is he?

He doesn't want me
to talk about him.

-Doesn't want you to talk about him?
-No.

What if I promise to keep it a
secret, could you tell me then?

So, what's his name?

He told me to call him Charlie.

Charlie. Oh, that's
an interesting name.

Charlie.

-When did you meet Charlie?
-Today.

When we went to town?

It was before that.

Before that?

Is he...

here right now?

I think he's sleeping.

Okay.

Well, in that case, we
better not wake him.

It's not unusual for
a traumatized child

to create imaginary friends.

I know. I just wish
she'd confide in me

instead of using fantasy.

Trauma causes pain.

Eventually, the mind will
find a way to release it.

No kidding.

Don't forget I'm the one
who taught you that stuff.

As a matter of
fact, you did, yes.

Just have fun with her,
David, play with her.

That's what she needs.

These are beginning rods.

Let's see.

Two rods, 41.50 each.

Times it by two.

Okay, that's 41.50.

41.50 times two.

Plus bait and tackle.

Sheriff.

You parked in a handicap zone.

I didn't even realize.

Could you give me a break?
I didn't realize.

Enjoy your day.

So much for small-town
hospitality, honey.

-Shut the door.
-We broke the law.

I know we broke the law.
Shut the door.

-Maybe the Loch Ness monster.
-What?

You know what that is?

It's in Scotland.

This is a good spot, huh?

Honey, what are you doing?

Do you think that's a good idea?

Emily?

We have bait.

See?

All right.

Did you have a nice time today?

It was okay.

Just okay?

Well, then, what could we
have done to make it better?

What if Charlie was there?
Would he make it better?

He's a lot of fun.

Fun like how?

Fun like Mommy.

It's a little stuffy in here.

It's stuck.

-It's okay, Daddy.
-It just...

Five, four, three, two, one.

Happy New Year.

Emily, why would you do this?

I didn't do it.

What do you mean you didn't?

There's nobody here but us.

It wasn't me.

This is your writing, and
these are your crayons, honey.

It's all right, just tell me.
You don't have to lie to me.

I'm not lying.

Okay, well, if you didn't
do it, then who did?

It was Charlie.

She thinks I'm responsible
for Alison's death.

It's Charlie that
holds you responsible.

Use him, David.

Use him to get through to her.

He's the key.

I have to go.

I think I found
her a real friend.

Really? That's great.

-Call me if you need me, okay? Bye.
-Okay, bye.

-Hi.
-Hi.

Hi, Amy.

Glad you came.

Em. We have guests.

Emily.

-This is Elizabeth.
-Hi, Emily.

-Emily, this is Amy.
-Hi.

Hi.

-The coffee maker has a mind of its own.
-Oh, God.

Thank you.

So is that your wife?

She passed away.

I'm sorry.

No matter how many times I say
it, it still sounds so strange.

Must be hard on Emily.

Have you ever been married?

Actually, I just got divorced.

I'm living with my
sister and her husband

till I can figure
out my next move.

Best way to get over the past
is to start something new.

That's why we're here.

A baby, wrapped
up in toilet paper

Put it in the incubator.

What shall it be?

By the way, this is Penelope.

Thanks.

You're gonna like it here.

It's a lot of fun.

Well, it's not always fun, but

there are lots of
fun things to do.

She's beautiful.

What's her name?

And you don't talk much, do you?

You shouldn't be here.

Why not?

You could get hurt.

-Oh, my God.
-Okay.

So you have my number?

-I'll talk to you soon.
-Okay.

I guess I should go.

-Yeah.
-Okay, bye.

Bye, Emily.

So, what'd you think of Amy?

Did you like her?

I don't need any more friends.

Good, good.

Perfect.

-Hi.
-Hey.

Sorry, I didn't mean to intrude.

I'm Steven, Laura's
husband, from next door.

-Oh, yeah. Hi.
-It's David, right?

Yes, it's David.

Just wanted to say hi.

Nice to... Nice to
meet you, Steven.

Figure, you know...

you're gonna be neighbours,

you might as well be
neighbourly, right?

Right.

You're gonna have to
excuse us, Steven,

we have a busy day ahead of us.

Honey, come on.

Emily.

Let's go.

Bye.

Listen, you need anything,
give a shout, will ya.

Okay, thank you. See you around.

-David?
-Yeah.

You're very lucky to have
such a beautiful daughter.

Thank you.

You remember what I told you
about not talking to strangers?

-He's not a stranger.
-What do you mean?

He's our neighbour.

As far as I'm concerned,
he's a stranger, honey.

Don't walk away when
I'm talking to you.

I'm telling you something.

I'm sorry, Daddy.
Weren't you finished?

No, I wasn't finished.

What I'm saying is,
it's very important

for you to listen when
I tell you something.

-Okay.
-Okay?

What are you doing, sweetheart?

-Nothing.
-What's so funny?

Is Charlie here?

He just left.

Where'd he go?

Did you open that?

I thought you did.

I wanna talk to Charlie.

What would you
like to talk about?

I'd like to talk to him
about all sorts of things.

-Like what?
-Like, well...

What makes him happy,

what makes him sad.

So, what do you say, you
think you can introduce us?

I don't think that's gonna work.

Why is that?

He doesn't like you very much.

Why doesn't he
like me very much?

Does it have something
to do with Mommy?

Honey...

what does he tell you?

Three-one thousand, four-one
thousand, five-one thousand...

six-one thousand, seven-one
thousand, eight-one thousand...

nine-one thousand, 10-one thousand.

Ready or not, here I come.

Charlie.

Charlie.

Charlie.

Come out, come out,
wherever you are.

Charlie,

is that you?

Emily.

Emily.

Daddy!

Emily!

Where are you?

What happened? Why
are you down here?

Emily, talk to me.

-He was hiding.
-Who was hiding?

In the dark.

Can I go to bed now?

-Hi.
-Hi.

Do you have a minute?

Yeah, sure, come on in.

Thank you.

I wanted to apologize
for my husband.

He said he had a...

awkward moment yesterday
with you and Emily.

It's all right.
Don't worry about it.

He's harmless.
He wouldn't hurt a fly.

That's fine.

It's just that

we lost a child
recently, a girl.

In some ways,

Emily reminds us of her.

I see.

He was just reaching out.

There is nothing worse in this
world than losing a child.

Here, taste this.

I think it may be too salty.

Okay.

-Not bad.
-Really?

-Not bad.
-Oh, good.

It's really good.

Wow, you look so pretty.

You didn't have to get
all dressed up for me.

Honey, would you go upstairs and

change into something
else, please?

Don't you like it?

Not for dinner, no.

Why not?

You know why.

She looks so pretty.
Let's just eat.

I think you look
really beautiful.

Did Daddy tell you
that my mommy died?

Yes, he did.

And I'm very sorry.

Did he tell you how she died?

Honey, I don't think Elizabeth

really wants to hear
how that happened, okay?

-She killed herself in our bathtub.
-Emily.

-She slit her wrists with a razor.
-Emily.

That's enough.

Emily, I brought you something.

Your dad asked me to bring
over some of Amy's books.

These were some of my
favourites when I was your age.

Oh, that's great.

Give you a chance to
see what the other kids

are reading before
you get started.

You gonna say thanks?

Emily.

Emily.

Emily, stop it. That's enough.

-Do you like her, Daddy?
-Stop this.

-Charlie says you do.
-Go to your room.

He says you like her
as much as Mommy.

Go to your room.

If you're gonna behave
this way, go to your room.

Let's hope you don't
wind up like her.

I'm sorry.

Who's Charlie?

He's her imaginary friend.

Her only friend.

I always wanted her to have a
better childhood than I had.

Now look.

Drive safely.

Attention, please.

Maybe after a few more Martinis.

Charlie did it.

You do believe me,
don't you, Daddy?

Why are you looking
at me like that?

Dr. Callaway, I didn't
mean to disturb you.

I thought you might
be needing these.

Those are the keys for the
different rooms in the house.

I forgot to give them to you earlier.
I apologize.

It's a little late to be
delivering keys, isn't it?

Well, I thought I could
slip them under the door.

Wife and I are going to Canada
first thing in the morning.

We've got a little cabin
tucked away in the woods.

Good place to clear the mind.

Everything all right?

Well, enjoy.

What's for breakfast?

Honey, why would Charlie
do such a horrible thing?

Is it because of Elizabeth?

Charlie needs to understand
something, honey.

Elizabeth is not trying
to take Mommy's place.

Does he understand that?

Honey, I can't help you
if you don't talk to me.

Why doesn't he like Elizabeth?

Because she likes you.

And?

He doesn't want you to be happy.

Honey...

you know this has nothing
to do with Charlie.

You do know that.

It's about you, honey,

and that's okay.

Charlie doesn't exist.

You shouldn't say that.

Why not?

You're gonna make him mad.

Well, so what? I'll get him mad.

Let him come out and yell at me.

Good, I wanna see him.
Where is he?

You wanna see him?

Who's that supposed to be?

Charlie and Mommy.

She would've liked him.

No, trust me, honey.

Mommy wouldn't like Charlie.

That's not what he says.

What do you mean?

What do you mean?
What does he say?

What does he say?

What does Charlie say? Talk to me.
What does he say?

He says he would've
satisfied her.

-Who told you to say that?
-Charlie did.

-No, who told you that?
-Charlie did.

-There is no Charlie. Who said it?
-Charlie did!

He did not. Who said it?

Charlie, Charlie,
Charlie, Charlie!

Charlie, Charlie,
Charlie, Charlie!

Hey.

-Hey, sweetheart.
-I'm so happy you came.

It's so good to see you.

-Wanna show me the house? Okay.
-Yeah.

-Hey, David. How are you?
-Good. Good to see you.

-Good to see you too.
-Glad you could come.

Do you like it here?

I'm having a lot of fun.

You are?

Tell me about your
friend Charlie.

He doesn't like me
to talk about him.

I'm sure he wouldn't
mind if you told me.

So tell me, what do
you guys do together?

Play games.

What kind of games?

Hide-and-seek.

That's our favourite.

Sounds like Charlie's
a lot of fun.

So, what do you guys talk about?

I don't know.

Bunch of things.

Sometimes he even
talks about you.

Really?

And what does he say?

You can tell me.

He's afraid you're
gonna get in the way.

In the... in the way of what?

Our game.

What game is that?

Upsetting Daddy.

Isn't she pretty?

David, I'd like to bring
Emily back with me.

At least for a little while,
so she can be evaluated.

I'm just worried bringing
her back will make her worse.

She's not well.

-I know that.
-And she's not your patient.

I know that too.

She thinks it's a game.

She's using Charlie
to get to you.

I know things haven't gone
as well as we hoped, but...

do you think bringing her back to
New York will make a difference?

It's worth a try.

All right, look, I'll
give it two more weeks...

and if there's no improvement,
I'll bring her back.

-What are you doing, Daddy?
-Nothing.

-What were you looking at?
-I was just getting ready to tuck you in.

Good night.

Daddy?

Yes, sweetheart?

Can you close the door?

You don't want the light?

I don't need it anymore.

Okay.

Hi.

Hello, David.

I thought I'd return the favour.

Oh, thank you.

Apple, my favourite.

You can make yourself at home.
I'll be back in a second.

Thank you.

You must think we're pretty crazy,
keeping all these toys around.

It's...

It's hard to find the right
place for them, you know?

I'm sorry.

No, you have nothing
to be sorry about.

It's just I've had
no one to talk to.

You know that I
am a psychologist.

I've dealt with many people
in similar circumstances...

and if you and your husband would like
to talk about this, it might help.

He's been having a tough time
this past couple of weeks.

In... in what sense?

You have no idea how
painful it can be...

how painful he can make it.

I'm sorry.

I've already said too much.

Please, I can... listen to me.
Please, I can help you.

-No, he'll be back any moment.
-If you just talk to me, I can help you.

No.

-You have to go.
-What...?

Hello?

David?

Emily?

Hello?

David?

Emily?

Emily, are you in here?

Didn't you hear me calling?

Daddy's not here.

Well, actually, it was
you that I came to see.

Would you mind if we
talked for a moment?

I brought you some daisies.

I wasn't sure which one was
your favourite colour, so I just

got all kinds.

Thanks.

Emily, I'm really sorry about
what happened the other night.

I want you to know
that I'm not trying

to come between
you and your dad.

Do you think maybe
we could start over?

We could be friends?

Do you like games?

I love games.

Would you like to play one?

I'm already playing.

And what game are you playing?

Hide-and-seek.

Don't you need another
person to play that game?

He's hiding.

Who's hiding?

Charlie.

Charlie's hiding.

Where is he hiding?

You stay here.

Charlie.

Come out, come out,
wherever you are.

No, no, no!

Emily?

Em?

Emily.

What are you doing?

What are you drawing, honey?

What happened?

Emily, what happened?

Oh, hello, sheriff.

You mind if I come
in for a minute?

Afraid I have some bad news.
There's been an accident.

I found Elizabeth Young's car
crashed on the side of the road.

Is she okay?

I don't know. She wasn't inside.

I spoke to her niece, Amy.

She told me she came
up here to see you.

You seen her?

No, I haven't seen her. No.

Would you mind if...

I had a glass of water?

Sure. Just what, water...?

-Yeah.
-Sure.

At first I thought

she might've crashed
on the way up.

But taking a second look...

I seen the tire tracks
leading down the hill.

So she must've at
least stopped by.

Well, maybe she
forgot something,

or turned around, or
I don't know, but...

Maybe... Maybe Emily's seen her.

No, that couldn't be.
Emily was here, upstairs.

Could you call her?

Sure.

I can call her, yeah.
I could ask her.

Emily.

Emily?

Em?

Honey.

Come on down. Come on.

Hello, Emily.

Emily,

you know Elizabeth Young?

You seen her come by
in the last few hours?

If I stepped away
for a minute...

you sure there's nothing
you'd wanna tell your daddy?

I'm sure.

Good girl.

You can go on up to
your room and play.

-Cute kid.
-Thank you.

If you hear anything,
you'll give me a call?

I will, sheriff.

I will, and you can do the same.

I wanna check around
the neighbourhood.

-You and Emily gonna be here?
-We'll be here.

Just making sure.

-Thanks for the water.
-You're welcome.

Emily? Emily?

Emily, where is she?
Where's Elizabeth?

Oh, God.

What did you do?
What did you do?

-I didn't do anything.
-Who did it? Who did it then?

-Charlie.
-Don't say Charlie.

I keep on telling you.

-What is going on?
-Charlie.

Who is Charlie? Where is he?

Just please. Help me understand
what's happening here.

I can't, I can't.

-Help me.
-I can't.

Did you have a part in this?

Did you have a part in this?

He made me help him.

He made me.

He made me.

This is him?

-Is this Charlie?
-I can't tell you.

-Who is this?
-Please, I can't. I'm sorry.

-You stay right here. Don't move.
-Please don't leave me.

Do not move, you
stay right here.

You can't stop him, Daddy.

Hello?

Emily? Emily, what's happening?

I don't wanna play
with Charlie anymore.

Emily, where's your father?

Daddy can't save me now.

Emily?

Emily, sweetie, are you there?

Are you okay?

He just left.

-Where is he?
-He's hiding!

Where are you? Where are you?

You.

-What are you doing here?
-I heard noises.

I saw you come out of
the woods with a shovel.

-Everything all right?
-No.

Emily all right?

You stay away.

I wanna see her.

You stay away, or
I'm calling the cops.

I wanna see her now.

You sick fuck. Stay away!

Daddy.

Honey.

Stay upstairs.

Stay upstairs. Upstairs!

You stay away!

You stay away!

You get out of here!

It's okay, sweetheart.
Charlie's gone.

He'll come back. I know he will.

No, he's gone now. He's gone.

Please don't make me
see Charlie, Daddy.

Please don't make
me see Charlie.

I'm so sorry I
didn't believe you.

-I'm so sorry, honey.
-Please don't leave me again.

Please don't leave
me again, not again.

Please don't make
me see Charlie.

Is Charlie here right now?

I think he's sleeping.

Come out, come out,
wherever you are.

No!

Can you see now, Daddy?

It's okay.

Daddy's gone now.

Dr. Callaway?

Anybody home?

Hello?

Hello?

Emily.

Hey.

Where's your dad?

Neighbour called, said
there was a problem.

Everything all right?

What you drawing there?

You...

dying.

Emily?

Marco.

Hello?

-Dr. Callaway?
-Marco.

Polo.

I can't help but sense a

certain tension between us.

What's the matter, don't
you wanna play anymore?

Don't you wanna have fun?

You want your daddy
back, is that it?

You like him more
than me, don't you?

Liar.

Liar, liar.

You're a big fat liar.

You killed Mommy?

One-one thousand...

two-one thousand...

three-one thousand...

four-one thousand...

five-one thousand...

Hello?

Hello?

Oh, God. David, you scared me.

David?

That's funny.

I could've sworn I
saw a little girl

by the name of
Emily come in here.

Emily.

I wonder where she could be.

Could she be hiding
under the bed?

No.

Could she be hiding
under this bed?

No.

Could she be...

hiding in the closet?

Papa's gonna buy
you a mockingbird.

And if that
mockingbird don't sing.

Papa's gonna buy
you a diamond ring.

And if that diamond
ring turns brass.

Papa's gonna buy
you a looking glass.

And if that looking
glass gets broke.

Papa's gonna buy
you a billy goat

Cart and bull turn over

Emily.

Emily.

Honey, open up for Daddy.

Mommy misses you.

Emily?

Emily!

Emily.

Emily.

Your daddy is looking for you.

Turns brass.

Papa's gonna buy you...

Katherine.

Charlie?

-No, it's me, it's David.
-Where is Emily?

-Katherine, I...
-Emily!

It's all right. I just wanna
explain to you what it is.

-Stay right there.
-You were right.

-Emily!
-You were right.

I never should've brought her up here.
It was a mistake.

I mean, Emily's not
the person who's...

not well. It's me.

And you said it.

Trauma causes pain.
And you were right.

We're gonna get you
some help, okay?

I'm sorry.

Dad!

There you are.

Don't.

What?

Don't hurt her.

Why?

She's my friend.

I thought I was your friend.

Please, Charlie.

Hide-and-seek.

It's okay. It's okay.

You're safe now.