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(gentle music)
(air softly howling)
(waves rumbling)
(car engine humming)
(radio softly playing)
(door knocking)
(dog barking)
(door knocking)
- Sorry, I'm looking for Tom Grant.
Are you Shirley?
- [Shirley] Come on.
It's dead.
Saw a picture of you once.
You from Darby too. - Yeah.
I'm sorry it's late, I saw your light on, so I thought--
- I don't sleep in the summer.
How long you staying?
- Dunno.
- It's a long way.
13 hours it takes Tom to get here each season.
- Yeah, it took me about that on the coach.
- Your parents know you're here?
- Yeah.
- You see, every summer Tom would come down
and I'd say what about your girlfriend?
And he'd say her parents won't let her come.
- They've let me come now.
- I don't want no trouble.
(radio buzzing)
In cover, who's that?
- [Kai] Me.
- Well, where's Tom?
- [Kai] He's busy.
- Well you come then.
Kai'll show you the van.
I had a nice couple in there last winter.
A great set of skills, but she's having a baby now.
And I said, "If it weren't for me,
"they wouldn't have a bun."
And they say, "Oh yeah,
"like you were in the bedroom, Shirley."
Cheeky tossers.
(Shirley laughing)
(door creaking)
- [Ruth] Hey.
- [Kai] So van's over at the other end of the park.
- [Ruth] Tom, told me to taught him how to surf as a kid.
- [Kai] He taught me a lot more than that.
The emits will piss off end of the week.
Then we'll have the place to ourselves.
- [Ruth] What's an emit?
- [Kai] An incomer.
A tourist.
- [Ruth] What like me?
- [Kai] Yep.
I'll get him.
(beads clanging)
- Ruth?
You're actually here.
(both giggling)
- You taste different.
- You wearing me jumper?
(both chuckling)
Come on.
We're celebrating.
(Ruth giggling)
(distant screeching)
- What's that?
- [Tom] Oh, it's just foxes.
- Why are they shrieking?
- They're not shrieking.
It's the cubs leaving their mothers.
All growing up.
(both chuckling)
(distant screeching)
(birds singing)
(children quietly chattering)
- Tom?
(Tom groaning)
(Ruth groaning)
(both chuckling)
(both groaning)
- Are you copying me?
- Are you copying me?
- Fuck off, how old are you?
What's the time?
- What's the time?
(both laughing)
(Tom humming)
(Ruth laughing)
(video games jingling)
(Ruth chuckling)
Come here.
(Tom whistling)
- [Video Game] Step right up, step right up.
Whoa there, little sailor.
(Ruth laughing)
- You're distracting me.
I'm working really hard.
- Now that one. - No.
- Now that one. - No.
- No, that one. - No, no.
(coins jingling)
- Win! - Did you win?
- [Ruth] Two p.
- [Tom] Hold on.
- Thanks.
- Come on. - What is it?
- Come on, straight up with it.
What is?
What kind of coin is it straight?
What is that, actually?
- Take a minute to find out.
(switches banging)
- Shit.
Wait here.
(muffled knocking)
(uneasy music)
(muffled banging)
(friends laughing)
I have to get back to work.
(door creaking)
(crowd quietly chattering)
(melancholy music)
(kite wings flapping)
- [Ruth] No, not going.
- I've gotta.
I've gotta. - Not going.
No. - I love ya.
- I love you too.
- [Tom] Go and see Shirley about the job.
(door squeaking)
(seagulls squawking)
(unsettling music)
(children playing)
(children laughing)
(coins jingling)
- [Ruth] Oh, shit.
- Like magic.
- Thank you.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Bon appetite.
It looks really good.
- [Ruth] Yeah, I cleaned up.
- Did you speak to Shirley?
- No, I'll do it tomorrow.
- All right, well I told her you were coming by so--
- I know, I'll do it tomorrow.
- And she also told me to ask you--
- Do you know a girl with red hair?
- And a glass of water.
Hey?
What you just say?
Oh, come on, don't be teasing with me now.
- What is that, Cornish?
- No, me pissed off.
(gentle music)
(Tom humming)
(Ruth giggling)
A rose, my Rose-Marie
(Ruth laughing)
- Dance with me, baby.
- Huh-uh.
- Come on.
I'll always dreamed, I love you
(Ruth giggling)
No matter what I do
- Come on.
(both chuckling)
Sometimes I wish that I'd never met you
(Tom humming)
And yet if I'm not with you
It would be my very rhyme and reason
(Tom groaning)
- What the fuck?
Of all the queens that ever lived
I'll choose you
To be my Rose-Marie
- [Ruth] Let me brush my teeth.
- Huh-uh.
(water splashing)
(wind whispering)
(seagulls squawking)
(Tom quietly chattering)
(anxious music)
(grass rustling)
(dog barking)
(chair creaking)
- Have you been enjoying it here?
- Yeah.
- [Shirley] What kind of jobs you've done before?
- My aunt had a bakery, so I helped out there every summer.
- Strict health and safety in a bakery.
- Yeah.
- You see, normally we hire a working couple in the winter.
There's a lot of maintenance
and then there's the strip down.
Emptying all the vans, giving them a good scrub.
- Sounds great.
- [Shirley] You just throw yourself into it.
You'll be fine.
- Do you know a girl with long red hair?
- It's not ringing any bells.
- She doesn't live here or?
- No.
You can see him sometimes off the coast.
Whales.
Look at the box.
It's great, ain't it?
You scared of the water?
- No.
- [Shirley] Tom says you've never been in.
- Not in the sea.
- The sea is a great healer.
After I learnt to swim, I was no longer afraid of dogs.
Right.
Would you be a dear and put that in the kitchen?
- [Ruth] Do you know where Tom is?
- [Shirley] I think he asked for the afternoon off.
There's good surf.
(anxious music)
(bowl clanging)
(waves crashing)
(dog barking)
- Shadow, you stop!
Hey, listen to me, boy.
Silly dog, hey?
It's just Ruth.
We're fumigating these vans.
Fleas, ticks, wasps that type of thing.
They're rentals.
Everyone's out.
It's just the residence now.
- Do you know where Tom is?
- Shadow'll find him.
Hey, won't you, boy.
He'll pick up his scent a mile off.
When it's damp, there's no wind,
he can pick up scents that are two weeks old.
They just sit there.
Over and above the ground.
Right now he can smell your cunt.
(door banging)
- [Tom] You all right, babe?
What you doing in the dark?
- Where have you been?
- Oh, had to go and pick up a new chassis off a guy.
Bloke wasn't there.
Kai, it was fucking wrong'en.
- Shirley told me you had the afternoon off.
- Oh shit.
No, been working.
- I thought maybe you'd gone surfing.
- No.
So, you spoke to her then?
- Yeah, she gave me the job.
- Good.
That's really good.
(uneasy music)
(cutlery clanging)
(muffled banging)
(muffled banging)
(woman laughing)
(woman quietly talking)
(woman laughing)
- [Kippa] It was too high.
- [Jade] Yeah, no kidding.
- [Kippa] They just slid off.
- [Jade] Oh, come on in 12 have you?
Here, give those to me.
- [Kippa] They're very slippery.
- Oh!
Just give me an electric shock.
- It wasn't me, it was the polythene.
- Jade, I'm off, okay?
- [Jade] Thank god for that.
- [Kippa] I'll probably be in tomorrow.
- [Jade] All right then, bye then.
- [Ruth] What's her name?
- Kippa.
- [Ruth] Does she live here?
- Yeah, she lives with her grandparents.
She just likes to help out, stops her getting bored.
So you put them in.
Pull it over.
And you press.
(machine hissing)
(anxious music)
Have a go.
So you put them in.
Pull it over.
And you press.
(machine hissing)
Perfect.
- How long have you worked here?
- I've been here a year.
Came to look after my Nan but she's gone now.
What about you?
- What about me?
- I don't know.
Can't be a load of dream to live there, can it?
Want me to stop you biting your nails?
(seagulls squawking)
(key jingling)
(tense music)
Here.
It's real human hair.
- What'd you do with them?
- I sell them.
- You make them?
- Yeah.
I started off making my Nan's
but now I make them for the hospital.
It's peaceful.
It takes 40,000 knots to make one wig.
- Do you ever wear them?
- No.
Sorry it's such a shit-hole in here.
Don't normally have people here in the winter.
Have a seat.
Right, we're just doing tips, not the long ones,
just something to make them look nice.
- I look like a stupid kid playing dress-up
when I put makeup on.
- Trust me, I'm not gonna make you look stupid.
Here, pick one.
I'll get you some acetone as well
so you can have your own stumps back whenever you want.
That's Tangerine Dream.
That's Blew My Mind.
It's not about what it looks like
it's how it makes you feel.
Scarlet Sunrise.
It's my favorite too.
Give me your hands.
(anxious music)
(wind whining)
- Hey.
Where've you been?
- Out.
I was at Jades.
What you doing?
(Ruth giggling)
- (laughs) What's going on?
(both giggling)
(television quietly playing)
Oh, for fucks sake.
Sorry.
Come here.
(anxious music)
(rain pattering)
(thunder rumbling)
(rain pattering)
(Tom snoring)
(distant banging)
(muffled creaking)
(loud clanging) (Ruth gasping)
(birds singing)
(seagulls squawking)
- [Ruth] What's her name?
- [Tom] Why'd you wanna know her name?
April.
You got rid of your nails?
I quite liked them.
- It didn't feel like that.
- Jade's got a bit of a reputation, you know.
So, be careful.
- Reputation for what?
(zip whizzing)
(door creaking)
(melancholy music)
(waves crashing)
- [Kippa] What are you wearing?
- [Ruth] Come on, let's go.
I didn't bring a costume, did I.
- [Kippa] Come on.
Come on.
Ready? - Yeah.
(girls gleefully screaming)
I'm freezing.
(girls laughing)
(girls laughing)
(girls giggling)
(wave crashing)
- [Kippa] Ruth.
Ruth!
(door creaking)
(water splashing)
(door creaking)
(water splashing)
(door creaking)
(anxious music)
(water splashing)
(woman groaning)
(seagulls squawking)
(grass rustling)
(birds singing)
(muffled music)
- [Ruth] Hey?
- [Tom] Hey.
Why's your hair wet?
- I went swimming.
- [Tom] Who with?
- Kippa taught me.
- [Tom] Kippa?
- [Ruth] Yeah.
- In the sea?
(radio softly playing)
- Yeah.
- Ruth, tell me you're joking?
- No.
- Sea's fucking dangerous.
What you doing going into the sea with an 11 year old
but you can't even fucking swim.
- I know.
- You mad or something? - No.
- A bit tizzy, are we?
- [Tom] Mate, can you give us a minute?
- She's a big girl, I'm sure she can handle herself?
- Mate, do you need something, or what?
- Yeah.
I need you to do some fucking work.
- Yeah, what the fuck does it look like I'm doing, mate?
Right.
- [Kai] The yard isn't gonna clear itself up.
I'll give you five minutes.
(hand dryer hissing)
(birds singing)
(door knocking)
(muffled music)
(upbeat music)
(Jade chuckling)
- Where would you go, if you could go anywhere in the world?
- Dunno.
- [Ruth] I'd go to Madeira.
- Why, what's in Madeira?
- I dunno, wanna come?
(both giggling)
- I came here to get away.
- No, you came here to be with Tom.
Is he your first boyfriend?
- Yeah.
(lighter flicking)
How about you?
- How long you been together?
- Three years.
Since we were 15.
Most people are impressed by that.
- I'm not most people.
(Ruth laughing)
I'm not most people.
(Jade laughing)
(Ruth chuckling)
Some people think they're freaky.
See how they aren't shining?
Human hair absorbs the light.
Though I can't see
(anxious music)
(muffled music)
- Just be normal.
(Ruth chuckling)
(toilet flushing)
Hold me closer, hold me closer
Squeeze me tight, squeeze me tighter
(both laughing)
Love me right
Love me tonight, love me tonight
Hold me closer, hold me closer
Squeeze me tighter, squeeze me tighter
Love me right
Love me tonight, love me tonight
Hold me right now
I need you so much
The warmth of your breath, the feel of your touch
The wetness of your lips on mine
- No. - Yeah.
- No.
No.
No, I can't dance.
- Of course you can.
- Can't dance.
So close to me
- All right, I won't watch.
(Ruth laughing)
For eternity
Waiting here with open arms
Your passions degree
So
(both laughing)
- I thought you said you wouldn't watch.
Hold me closer
Squeeze me tight, squeeze me tighter
Love me right
Love me tonight, love me tonight
Hold me closer
(both laughing)
Squeeze me tight, squeeze me tighter
Love me right
Love me tonight
(both giggling)
Love me tonight
- You're lovely.
Oh, hold me closer, hold me
Squeeze me tight, squeeze me
(Ruth gasping)
(Ruth nervously chuckling)
- [Ruth] Um...
- [Jade] Hey, are you all right?
- Yeah, um...
I'm gonna go.
Thanks for the drinks.
- [Jade] Ruth, you don't need to go.
Ruth!
(rain pattering)
(anxious music)
(Tom groaning)
- Where have you been?
- Jades.
(Tom snoring)
(throbbing music)
(grass rustling)
(wind whining)
(anxious music)
- [Tom] Wake up!
- Why you looking at me like that?
- You had a nightmare.
What was that about?
- Dunno.
Been feeling a bit strange.
- Yeah?
- Maybe I'm just been silly.
- Come here.
Do you wanna a cuppa?
(birds singing)
(uneasy music)
- You should always knock
because if I'm in the middle of something, you see,
it could be awkward.
- I've seen someone in one of the vans
that are been fumigated.
Thought I should say,
because I didn't think anyone was meant to be in there.
- There's no one in those vans.
- There is, there's this girl and I've seen her--
- We've sealed them up weeks ago.
- Can I check the CCTV?
- All the cameras are fake, dear (chuckles).
Will you take this to scrap?
To be thrown in.
(gate squeaking)
(wind whining)
(seagulls squawking)
(melancholy music)
(wind whooshing)
- Where are you going?
- April from next door has gone missing.
I need to find her.
(beads clinking)
- Ready?
- I'm coming too.
- [Kai] Okay, she's old and frail.
She could've been out there for hours.
When you find her, bring her back
to the office where Shirley is.
Sam and you can search playground.
Jade, you take the shop and that whole area.
Ruth, you search the vans that are been fumigated.
You lot can take the canteen and the arcade, okay?
Let's go.
- [Tom] Careful, yeah?
- [Searcher] April?
(wind howling)
(metal clanging)
(plastic crackling)
(uneasy music)
(door knocking)
- Hello?
(plastic creaking)
(door banging)
(suspenseful music)
(grass rustling)
(anxious music)
(wind whooshing)
(door creaking)
Hello?
(lights clicking)
(door creaking)
(door creaking)
(water dripping)
(woman groaning)
(door creaking)
(woman groaning)
(door creaking)
(woman groaning)
(anxious music)
(woman groaning)
(suspenseful music)
(muffled crying)
(dog barking)
(Alice crying)
- Have the whole place searching for you.
How you doing?
Where'd you find her?
- [Tom] Hey.
- [Kai] Ruth found her in the dunes.
- [Ruth] Do you wanna go inside, April?
- [Kai] All right, let's get her inside, Tom.
- [Tom] Yeah.
(April sobbing)
- [Jade] It happens more and more.
Especially at night.
How you doing?
- I'm okay (chuckles).
- Do you wanna have a drink?
- I'm not thirsty.
I'm gonna go.
- Listen.
I'm sorry about the other night.
- I'm sorry.
- I mean you didn't need to leave.
Wouldn't have done anything.
- Kai's watching us.
- I don't care.
- I'm gonna go.
(men quietly chatting)
(melancholy music)
(Ruth sobbing)
(ax banging)
(birds singing)
(water bubbling)
- You'll come to work tomorrow?
- I don't know.
- Is it not what you thought it would be like here?
- I didn't think anything.
- I'm sorry it doesn't feel like we're
on holiday all the time.
- I came here to be with you.
(wind humming)
(television quietly playing)
(muffled screeching)
(muffled screeching)
(wind howling)
(anxious music)
(water running)
(waves crashing)
- [Jade] You all right?
Oh, you're freezing.
Do you wanna sit down?
Come with me.
What happened?
Do you feel faint?
- Just scared myself.
- Take that off.
There you go, you'll warm up.
Do you wanna sit there?
- [Tom] I'm not fucking joking.
(men scuffling)
- Tom?
Tom?
(men arguing)
- Leave it, leave it!
- [Tom] You're fucking talking shit, mate!
- What's wrong with you?
- I told him the fucking truth about ya.
- Tom!
- Don't touch me.
- What, you throwing me out?
- Yeah, I've got eyes, Ruth.
I can see.
- You can see what?
- Don't lob me off, you've got her fucking jacket on.
Don't fucking walk away from me.
- I'm not walking away from you.
- You sure about that?
(Tom sobbing)
I love ya, Ruth.
I said, I love ya, Ruth.
Fuck this, man!
(door banging)
(anxious music)
- [Jade] You can't leave here another few hours.
This'll be dry.
- And watch the town.
(Jade laughing)
- You'll become (drowned out by chuckling).
(Ruth chuckling)
(Ruth sobbing)
(glass shattering)
(door knocking)
(muffled music)
(key jingling)
(crowd cheering)
(upbeat music)
(dog barking)
(women laughing)
(fire blazing)
(muffled music)
- [Ruth] Jade?
- Oh, it's you.
What the fuck (chuckles)?
(Ruth chuckling)
(firework banging)
(crowd cheering)
(fireworks crackling)
(uplifting music)
(firework cracking)
(Ruth gasping)
(waves crashing)
(gentle music)
Don't blow me off so I can't help it
When you show off, I can't help it
And I know you know it's wrong but I'm ready
So just rid yourself of him and come get it
Got you enticed from the middle
You know I'm willing and able
And I know you know it's on when you're ready
So just rid yourself of him and come get it
Ooh
I see it in your eyes
In your eyes, every time
Ooh
I see it in your eyes every time
I know there's something about me
That you can't wait to just tell me
And I love the way you move, it's so bashful
So just take my hand 'cause baby, it's natural
Ooh
I see it in your eyes
In your eyes, every time
Ooh
I see it in your eyes
In your eyes every time, oh, oh
I'll let you into my life
And I'll show you, oh, when it's right
Then I guess we can say we tried
Don't let this fall by the side
'Cause I can't, can't leave
And I can't, can't wait
'Cause I can't, can't leave
And I can't, can't wait
'Cause I see it in your eyes
And I feel it every time
'Cause I see it in your eyes
(gentle music)
Know what I want
You know what I need
And you're never deaf to my pleas
Hear me
Here's what I want
I really want for nothing
Already have everything I need
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