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They're like worms.

What kind of worms?

Like worms,

they're everywhere.

Worms in the body?

Yes, in... in the body.

Earthworms?

No.

Another kind of worm.

I can't move.

But someone is dragging me.

Is that you, David?

You have to stay awake, Amanda.

You have to understand what's important.

What is important, David?

Why are we seeing all of this?

Because what you see,

we all see.

We have to go back to the garden, Amanda.

Amanda.

Amanda.

Am I in the garden?

N... no, you're not.

But Carola, your mother, is.

I met her a few days ago, when Nina and I arrived at the house.

We'd just come back from the river.

What is my mother doing?

She finishes her lemonade

and leaves the glass in the grass, next to the lounger.

She gets up and walks away.

She forgets her sandals, which are only a few feet away on the pool steps.

But I don't say anything.

Why not?

Because I want to see what she does.

W hat does she do?

She slings her purse over her shoulder

and, in her gold bikini, she walks to the car.

She walks around the car, running her hand along it.

She doesn't look at me,

but she gets me to stand up and walk over to her.

What else?

Why aren't you saying anything?

I check on Nina, who's still asleep on the porch.

This is not important.

We have to start over.

Your first day in town.

Am I screaming?

Yes. You are.

♪ Then what have I got? ♪

♪ Why am I alive anyway? ♪

♪ Yeah, hell What have I got? ♪

♪ Nobody can take away ♪

♪ I got my hair, got my head ♪

♪ Got my brains, got my ears ♪

♪ Got my eyes, got my nose ♪

♪ Got my mouth ♪

♪ I got my smile... ♪

♪ I got my tongue, got my chin ♪

♪ Got my neck, got my boobies ♪

♪ Got my heart, got my soul... ♪

Good day, ladies.

- Hello. You must be Geser. - That's right. Nice to meet you.

Thanks for coming to meet us.

I didn't want to arrive at the house on my own.

Of course.

Stop, Bronco. Calm down.

I'll tie up the dog and go with you.

Yeah.

This is important.

Why is this important?

I need to understand which things are important and which aren't.

The details, Amanda.

- Quiet down. - W e need to see the details.

The house isn't far from town.

It's a 20-minute walk.

And the young lady can ride her bicycle up there.

This is a nice car.

It was my father's.

Oh. Your father was from Argentina.

I see you for the first time.

My hands are shaking.

I'm looking at your hands now, and they're not shaking.

Is that our house?

No, it's just a bit further.

You're gonna love it. It has a really nice swimming pool.

You hear that?

It's the day you met my mother.

She's like a ghost.

She puts the buckets down to open the gate,

and then puts them down again to close it.

I liked her right away.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Sorry to just show up, but I brought you water.

Sometimes you can't drink the tap water,

and since you're new here, I've brought you some.

Thanks.

- Carola. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you. Amanda.

That's Nina, my daughter.

Hello, Nina.

We can make lemonade. Would you like some?

Oh yeah, that'd be great. It's so hot.

Are you here by yourself?

We came early. My husband is on the way.

Mm.

They've been preparing the house for a few days. It looks good.

We don't always get nice neighbors.

- Will you be staying for a while? - No, just for the summer.

I wanted to make sure I brought Nina here.

Mm.

You're not from here either?

Why did you think she wasn't from around here?

What a compliment...

She seemed so sophisticated.

...but I am.

I remember the way she moved her hand in the car.

Her arms, the sound of her bracelets.

The scent of her sunscreen when she moved in the seat.

Don't get distracted, Amanda. Let's go back to the garden.

Why do we always go back to the garden?

Because it's when my mother told you about me for the first time.

That is where it starts.

You're not gonna wanna see me anymore.

If I tell you, you won't let him play with Nina.

Who?

David?

You won't want to, Amanda.

He's your son. He belongs to you.

He used to, but...

now he doesn't belong to me.

She means you, David.

I know. Keep going.

I don't understand, Carola.

A child is yours forever.

No, darling.

I need a cigarette.

There's a kind of mutual fascination between us.

And at times, brief periods of repulsion.

When David was born, he was an angel.

Of course he was.

In the hospital, when they put him in my arms for the first time

I lost my mind a little because...

I was convinced he was missing a finger.

The nurse said that happens sometimes with anesthesia.

It can make you a little paranoid.

But until I counted his ten fingers twice, I didn't...

I wasn't convinced that he wasn't deformed.

What I wouldn't give now for him to be only missing a finger.

What's wrong with David?

He was an angel. When he laughed...

- Where's the ashtray in this car? - Here.

And then David got sick.

That was about seven years ago or so.

I had started to work for my husband.

It was the first time in my life I worked for a living. Can you imagine?

I did his bookkeeping, but bookkeeping had nothing to do with it.

I'd run errands around town in a nice dress.

It's different for you. You're from somewhere else.

Here you need an excuse to be glamorous,

and I had the perfect one.

What did your husband do, then?

Omar bred horses.

Yeah, if you can believe it.

Omar was different.

When I met him, he still smiled all the time.

Back then, we had two spectacular mares.

Sad Cat and Fine Suede. They were beautiful.

But the secret isn't in the mares.

The real secret is having a good stallion,

and that costs a fortune.

One third isn't enough.

And I'm not waiting until you sell it. You pay me everything up front.

Half up front, the rest when the foal is born.

I'm telling you, I can get at least two hundred thousand.

Nobody is going to find out.

Prince of princes.

You aim high, Omar.

I've had my eye on that one since he was born.

But if anything happens to him, they'll hang us both.

Mm? Three days. And if the boss comes home earlier,

I want him back in half an hour.

Can that kid be trusted?

Yeah.

Which color do you like?

When I strike it rich, I'll even carpet the kitchen for you.

Eye, eye, boop.

- It's magic... - It's magic...

Look at her.

Pretty, isn't she?

Look at her.

There's the black one.

Look at how she moves her tail for him.

She wants him to like her.

Then she'll have a little baby.

Oh.

Oh.

The damned stallion.

You are jealous.

And you're freezing cold.

Morning, darling.

Hi.

I'm going out for little a bit.

Keep an eye on him.

You don't care about anything but that horse.

I'll be back around five, I promise.

I'm sure he'll mount the other one today.

- One horse. - This one.

- Yeah, she's the mommy. - She's the mommy. And this one?

- Her son. - Her son.

- And what are you? What are you? - Your son.

♪ Run, my little pony ♪

- ♪ From the meadow to the what? ♪ - ♪ The meadow to the sea ♪

I love you.

♪ Run, my little pony...♪

- Where are your boots? - Don't know.

- Your boots, where are they? - They're lost.

Mommy?

Mommy.

Keep up with me, David. Come on, catch up.

A puddle.

Look at what I'm doing, Mommy.

Mommy, look.

I'm going to drop it.

What are you doing? Get out of there.

Are you crazy?

If I lost you, I'd lose my house, okay?

- Come on. - Pretty water.

Stop it. Stop it. David.

Come here right now.

I thought losing my house would be a disaster.

Turns out, there are worse things.

I'd give up my home, my life,

to go back and let go of the reins on that damn horse.

I never told Omar.

Why should I?

I thought my mistake was over and done with.

But that night I couldn't sleep,

and the next day I understood...

And it was the worst day of my life.

What do you mean he's no there? That's impossible.

You try the other side. He's not there. He's not there!

Where are you? Where did you go?

I found him.

What's wrong?

Don't touch him! Are you crazy?

Should I call the vet?

He won't come at this hour.

I'll go get him. Stay with the horse.

David.

Wake up, David.

David.

David.

Omar!

Ow.

And so I went to the green house.

What green house?

Sometimes the people who live here go there.

Couldn't you have taken him to the ER if he was breathing so bad?

No, Amanda.

I've seen too many tragic things in this town.

I had to do something quickly.

I wasn't gonna wait two hours for a country doctor

who wasn't gonna arrive in time to save him.

There was something in the water and it poisoned that horse.

And whatever it was, it poisoned David too.

Sometimes your eyes aren't enough.

I don't know how I didn't see it.

Why was I taking care of that goddamn horse, instead of my own son?

I wonder what I would have done in Carola's place.

Right now I'm calculating

how long it would take for me to jump from the car

and reach Nina, if she suddenly fell in the pool.

I call it the "rescue distance."

The thread that ties me to my daughter.

I spend half of my time calculating that distance,

but I always take more risks than I should.

The invisible thread gets tighter.

The woman from the green house isn't psychic.

She always makes that clear.

She says that everything is energy and that she can manipulate it.

My grandmother said that too.

The house is about five kilometers by boat.

You go upriver.

David was burning up.

When we arrived, she was already waiting for us.

The green house, Amanda.

What happened next?

We're almost there.

David. David.

Sit down there.

My son...

Calm down. Sit down, please.

Here, drink this.

Give some to the boy.

The horse is dead already.

It was poisoned.

The boy has a few hours left,

perhaps a day.

But soon, to survive,

he'll need assisted ventilation.

My David.

His body is too small and weak to fight

against such a powerful poison.

It will attack his heart.

He won't survive.

No, please, you have to help me.

You have to save him.

Please...

My David.

Help me, please.

If you want, we can try a migration.

There isn't much time,

but we could try to save him.

A migration? What's a migration?

If we can move David's spirit into a healthy body,

then part of the poison would also go into that body.

Split into two bodies, he could survive.

It's not certain, but sometimes it works.

Now, drink this tea.

It will help you make your decision.

Drink it.

Drink slowly.

This is the time to do it. Bring him now.

No, wait a minute.

Where does his soul go?

The other half of my little boy?

I know you're weak, sweetheart...

...but we have to wash these little hands

very thoroughly.

That half leaves.

We have to let it go.

He won't be the same anymore, Carola.

That's why I'm asking you

if you're willing to accept his new form.

The migration brings an unfamiliar spirit

into the sick body.

But you have to understand that even without all of David,

you will still be fully responsible for that body.

No matter what happens.

Wait there.

- Is that water? - Don't worry.

You have to stay still, Carola.

If you walk around too much, you might move things.

Move things?

Without meaning to.

It's a migration.

Only the things that are prepared to leave

should be in motion right now.

Sit down here.

Don't move.

I want to tell Carola this is all insane.

And David?

Did you hear anything?

It was almost four hours, I'm not sure.

It was an eternity. I don't know how long it was.

But do you believe in all that, Carola?

I don't understand.

You understand perfectly, Amanda.

Did you hear anything during that whole time?

Nothing.

It seems cruel, but we have to make sure

that the spirit has left.

The migration has taken most of the poison away.

It's now split between two bodies.

It will lose the battle.

You didn't touch him?

You didn't hug him?

That wasn't my David. It...

Another boy.

A monster.

I'm not a monster.

I'm a normal boy.

You're not normal, David.

None of this is normal.

Don't be angry, Carola, but I have to check on Nina.

Her story was unbelievable.

You're entitled to your opinion.

No, David.

You're a voice in my head.

I don't even know if this is really happening.

It's happening, Amanda.

Am I going to die?

Will that happen, David?

You're wasting your time.

And Nina?

If this is really happening,

where is my daughter?

The details, Amanda.

You have to see the details.

Nina climbs onto the chair and slides the lock.

Mommy, my mole. Is she gonna take it?

Nina is suspicious.

Yes, she is.

What else?

What else is happening at that exact moment?

I shift the weight of my body from one leg to the other.

Lately, even staying on my feet takes a lot of effort.

When I told my husband, he said I might be depressed.

♪ Here's where I found it ♪

♪ Here's where I lost it ♪

♪ Here's where I found it ♪

♪ Here's where I lost it ♪

♪ Find the ring, find the ring ♪

♪ Tell me where it is ♪

It's bed time for you.

Come on.

I wanna sing another song.

- I... - I...

- I... - I...

- I... - I...

- I... - I...

I... I...

I didn't want to believe it, did I, David?

I didn't want to believe a story like that.

Why did I let something like this happen?

Is this where it began?

Is this the exact moment?

No. This isn't the moment.

It's hard to find it if I don't know what I'm looking for.

It's something in your body.

It's imperceptible. That's why you have to pay attention.

That's why the details are important.

Yes, that's why they're important.

What do you feel now?

I feel uncomfortable.

It hurts.

Is it because the nurses injected me with something?

It's the fever.

The discomfort comes and goes.

We don't have much time.

Let's go back to the day you met my mother.

Don't forget the details.

The river is pretty. There's a lovely little dock.

Do you drive?

Yes, I love it.

That's great.

May I?

I love the feel of carpets.

If I had the money, I'd have them everywhere.

It's okay?

Mmm.

After what happened, they had to sell everything, right, David?

After the horse died, they had to sell everything.

David?

David?

What are you doing?

Is what your mother told me true?

Did you kill them, David?

I buried them. I didn't kill them.

I found them floating in the river.

In the end, you get used to it.

And changing cities every so often is part of the routine.

Marco's work has always been like that.

With Nina, it's getting a little harder but...

I've been to places I'd never have gone to otherwise.

Living in different houses...

I'd love that.

Do you remember all of your addresses?

And where do you work?

I do a bit of everything.

I even clean houses.

But I finish early. By noon, I'm free.

Can you get this?

Come down, David!

David, come down from there!

He loves it.

Climbing?

Making me nervous.

Why did you end up coming here?

My dad always told me about this place.

He used to come here to fish when I was little.

I always wanted to come but...

I never had the chance.

My mother wouldn't let me.

Sending me alone from Spain was impossible.

Then my father died when I was 13, so I never had the opportunity.

Until now.

San Lucas is the name of the lake.

Mmm.

- Do you know it? - Yes.

I promised Marco we'd wait for him to get here and go together.

Yes, perfect. It was a smooth trip.

Seriously?

So when are you coming?

Yes, Marco.

But you never see her.

She asks about you all the time.

We promised we'd spend more time as a family.

Hmm.

Okay, do what you want.

We've got all the time in the world.

Why do mothers do that?

Do what?

Always imagine the worst possible scenario.

Measuring danger...

the rescue distance.

The thread.

David?

What are you doing out so late?

Your mother know you're here?

David!

Keep going, Amanda.

We don't have time for this.

We are looking for worms.

Something like worms.

The exact moment they touch your body for the first time.

Sweetheart.

Look...

It's just to scare away the birds.

Nina?

Abigail? Listen to me Abigail.

Not around customers.

Sorry about that.

Hello.

- Anything else? - I'll take the shark, please.

Do you know this girl, David?

Is there part of you in her body?

Where is your other half?

Those are just the stories my mother tells.

David.

Hop in the car. We'll give you a ride.

It's too hot to skateboard home.

Do you remember my name?

Amanda.

What's this?

It's an experiment.

You really don't want to come in?

Do you go to school?

I miss school.

I didn't know I would.

Do you ever get out of here?

Out of this town?

Never.

You're invited to come and play whenever you want.

Omar!

Omar, answer the door.

Amanda. Everything okay?

Yeah, yeah. It's nothing,

but the other day I noticed that David's skateboard needed new wheels,

so I got these.

They're phosphorescent, see?

They glow in the dark.

Thank you.

Hold on. I'll get my smokes.

- Okay. - Wait here.

Don't wait for Marco.

You should go to the lake.

Why?

Because this is your trip. You should do it for yourself.

Then you should learn how to drive a car.

Okay.

You nervous?

You should be.

That's the first time I did it.

Did what?

I left Nina alone with Elvira.

Do you think we need to make more?

The thread that connects us together was stretched again.

To give each of us more independence.

Now, get it up to speed.

Super. Really good.

- Wow, I'm doing it. - Really good!

I'm driving.

Really good!

Oh!

Watch out. Watch out! Brake! Brake!

Ah.

- I'm sorry. - Ow.

- You okay? - Yeah. Yeah.

- I'm okay. - Let me see.

- Looks like you hit your head. - Yeah.

You hit your head.

Yeah.

It's nothing.

Well, that wasn't a very elegant finish, was it?

It was fine.

Thank you for the lesson.

If only you'd come into my life sooner.

If I'd known how to drive, maybe my life could've been different.

Should we go in?

Nice.

Yeah.

David,

am I going to die?

Dying isn't so bad.

It's strange that I feel so calm.

Were you there?

What happens next?

What a beautiful little lion she is.

I'd steal this little lion for myself.

Those little ears...

These little dimples...

I'll eat them with a teaspoon.

I'll take you while you're asleep.

I'll take you away with me.

I wish I had a Nina for myself.

Where is Nina, David?

Where is my daughter?

Amanda.

I need you to concentrate.

I don't want to start again from the beginning.

Amanda.

Amanda.

She called you a monster.

Mommy, my mole. Is she gonna take it?

- I... - I...

- I... - I...

- I... - I...

Nina?

Nina?

Marco, what are you doing here?

Where's Nina?

She's here.

I thought you weren't going to be here until next weekend.

Nina has something to tell you.

Nina... Come on. Go ahead and tell her.

It's an experiment, Amanda.

Where did this can come from, Nina?

I'm not Nina. I'm David.

Are you lying to me, Amanda?

Stop it, Nina!

No, David. It's a dream.

Stop it!

A nightmare.

Stop it!

Where is Nina, David? Where is my daughter?

- That's not important. - It's the only important thing.

- It's not important. - David.

Keep going.

I decided not to wait for Marco and went to the lake alone.

Why?

As your mother said,

it was a journey I needed to take for myself.

Something's gonna happen now.

He's in your house. He's in your house!

- What happened? - David is in your house.

What do you mean?

I stepped out to water the flowers, and when I came back, the door was locked.

- Nina! - Do you have the key?

- He locked both doors. - Nina! Nina, open the door!

- We have to get in there. - I left everything open.

He closed everything. He's gonna do something bad.

Nina! Just shut up for one minute! You're driving me crazy!

- My God! - Nina!

- He's gonna do something! - Don't say that. He's just a child!

Oh my God!

Move!

Nina!

Nina!

- David! - Check the bathrooms.

David!

- We were hiding, Mommy! - Are you all right?

You found her.

I was hiding.

Nina, what happened?

Oh my God, what happened? I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry. Is everything all right?

- Let me take her. - Yes, please.

Come here.

What happened? What's wrong?

Thank God nothing happened.

This is so crazy. Are you completely insane?

Amanda, I'm sorry.

- You have to be careful with David. - No!

You're the one I need to be careful with! David didn't do anything!

You're the one saying David, David, David!

You don't trust him, and he's your own goddamn son!

Let's go, David.

Amanda.

You invited me.

What are you doing?

Go away!

Go away!

You should leave!

Marco.

Marco, it's me! Pick up!

Pick up!

Nina. Nina.

Hey, you need to wake up. Come on, sweetheart.

I think about Carola.

About you.

And I wonder if I'm part of this madness.

You're thinking about talking to her.

Maybe your mother was right to be so afraid of you.

I need to apologize for yelling at her yesterday.

You just need to see her again.

Talking to Carola is a mistake.

It's done.

The details, Amanda.

Don't forget the details.

Can I help you?

- I'm looking for Carola. Is she here? - Okay, let me call her.

Carola?

There's a woman here looking for you.

No. No, I don't know.

Okay, I'll tell her.

She's on her way. But it'll take her a while to get here.

No problem. We can wait outside.

Come on, Nina.

I don't remember much more.

No.

Amanda, there's more.

You're close. So close.

But there's more.

Mommy, I got wet.

It's just dew, sweetheart.

Who's here for me?

Hey!

I'd never seen her in her uniform.

Hi, Nina.

I got distracted for a moment.

Amanda, is everything all right?

Yes, everything is fine.

We have to leave, because of my husband's job.

Where are you going?

We're going back.

Right now?

I just wanted to apologize.

It was nothing.

But wait.

What happened?

Everything is fine.

It's because of David.

I knew that if I told you, you'd never want to see me again.

It's not that. I swear.

Weren't you going to leave, Amanda?

No, David.

Nina is going to run now.

She's going to turn round and shout,

"Look, Mommy. The plane."

Mommy, look. The plane!

We're going to walk.

And I'm going to ask myself if I'm doing the right thing by leaving.

I'm sorry I got upset yesterday.

There are just some days where things hurt too much.

I haven't thought about what I want in a long time.

I only think about what I would've wanted.

That's something you wouldn't understand.

Why wouldn't I?

You think I don't fantasize about leaving?

About starting another life?

About finding someone who will let me take care of them?

What do you mean by that?

You won't come back, Amanda.

You'll leave, and every year you'll pick a different place...

farther and farther away.

And I'm tied to this fucking town.

I can't escape from the things that scare me.

I made my own decisions.

I don't regret anything.

You only see yourself, Carola.

And you?

You never look at yourself.

You look pale. Are you okay?

Amanda, are you all right?

I don't want to go on, David.

I'm exhausted.

We're very close. Hang on.

Can you see me?

I see the treetops.

Everything is moving.

I hear the wood creaking underneath me.

Where's Nina?

Don't leave Nina alone.

What's wrong with me?

Are you going to pass out, Amanda?

That happens later, Amanda.

Concentrate.

You have to put things in order.

Nina is near me, and it calms me down.

Mommy.

Mommy, I'm thirsty.

My mother always said...

It's okay, sweetheart.

"Sooner or later, something bad is going to happen,

and when it happens, I want to have you close."

Daddy?

How are you?

She has sunstroke.

Take her home so she can rest.

She'll be fine.

She strokes my hair, and her fingers are cold.

But it feels nice.

Concentrate, Amanda.

Where does my mother take you?

If I'd known you were coming, I would've tidied up a bit more.

You can rest here for a while.

Carola.

Carola.

What's wrong? All the lights are on.

David.

- Go to sleep. - He isn't in his room.

Didn't you lock his door?

I locked his door, and he was asleep. That's what I did.

Great. You can relax, then.

There's noises coming from the stable,

and the front door is open.

Someone broke the latches.

Run!

Get away! Get away from here!

Nina. Nina.

Mommy?

Mommy.

My eyes itch, Mommy.

- Are you okay, sweetheart? - I'm very thirsty.

We'll get water in town, okay?

Are they like you, David?

What am I like, Amanda?

Very few children are born normal here.

Mommy.

Mommy!

No, no, she's much better.

Yes. Yes.

I'll put her on. She just woke up.

It's your husband.

Talk to him.

- Marco. - What's going on?

Marco, there's something wrong.

I can't move at all.

It's all right. How's Nina?

Nina?

I don't know where Nina is.

Hurry. Please, you have to come right now.

Do you know where she is? Who's taking care of her?

No.

- No. - Calm down, calm down.

- Hello, yes. - My daughter. Where is she?

The little girl? Her friend is taking care of her, don't worry.

The doctor is coming. It'll take a while.

Yes, I know.

Amanda.

Nina is sick too.

She's too little.

She can't hold out.

And the doctor won't get here in time.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

I told you I have no regrets.

You think I'd rather my David were dead, but no.

I'm glad he's alive, I swear.

I have to take her. I have to take Nina to the green house.

Tell me you would do the same. I need your consent as her mother.

She'll save her.

Everything will be all right.

She isn't asking me for permission.

She's asking me to forgive her.

Come on.

Whoop.

She wants Nina.

She wants her for herself. We have to go to the green house.

We're close now.

Hold on.

What are they doing to Nina?

Is it happening now?

I can't let them touch her, David.

There's not much time left. You still can't see it.

There's more to see.

Just look around you.

Look.

I don't see it.

You see it, but you still don't understand.

Do you feel it?

Mommy, I got wet.

It's just dew, sweetheart.

Carola, there's a woman here looking for you.

This is the exact moment.

It's not dew.

It's everywhere.

Amanda.

Take me.

- Take me. - Take me to the green house.

Take me to the green house, David.

Am I screaming?

You are, yes.

You're screaming Nina's name.

What's going to happen to Nina?

Where will her other half go?

Can't you do something?

Can you bring her close?

Close to whom?

Close to me.

Amanda.

I'm here.

The thread.

It... it's getting tighter.

It's Nina.

She's pulling the thread to find me.

It feels like the thread is tied around my waist.

Splitting me

in half.

Is it because I didn't see the danger?

The rescue distance.

Is... is this what you wanted me to see?

What do you see, Amanda?

The thread.

The thread has already snapped.

Amanda, I know you can hear me.

I'm going to keep going.

One last try.

We have a few seconds.

Pay attention.

There's one more thing to understand.

What do you see?

♪ Ain't got no home ♪

♪ Ain't got no shoes ♪

♪ Ain't got no money ♪

♪ Ain't got no class ♪

♪ Ain't got no skirts ♪

♪ Ain't got no sweaters ♪

♪ Ain't got no perfume ♪

♪ Ain't got no love... ♪

Hello?

Come in.

Thank you.

I'm Marco Casali.

May I have a word?

Amanda was my wife.

I hardly knew your wife.

But I think your wife knew her.

My wife left.

What do you want?

Nina isn't well.

It's been over a year.

She's recovering despite all that happened, but...

There's something else,

and I don't know what's wrong with her.

Do you know what happened?

What happened to Nina?

No.

I don't.

You must know.

Somebody has to know.

As you can see,

I'd like for someone to answer my questions too.

I don't know what you're looking for, but you won't find it here.

You need to leave.

Get him out.

Tell him to get out!

Get out, David.

Come on.

David! David!

David!

As if he was going anywhere.

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY SAMANTA SCHWEBLIN