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I asked the same thing when my father died.
I said, "Who is this person?"
No, Brian. Who is in this chest?
- This is not my father. - Are you sure?
You're asking if I'm sure to recognize my father's face?
Sometimes we make mistakes when grieving, Aaron.
Look at his body.
Oh, shit.
- It's Jackie Chan! - Fine, listen...
You know my father, Brian.
We are overwhelmed today. Things like this are rare.
- Rarely happens? - I say that?
This is not Burger King. How good is it between orders.
Please, calm down. I think I know where he is.
Do you feel?
If my father is not in this chest, you are the one who replaced it.
Don't worry. I will take it.
He was swapped in another house. I guess in the second home.
Friends, let's pack. Close the box.
Let's go.
Wait, before leaving. Am I giving you my key?
No, it's in the car. The key is left in the car.
Come on. I think the car is still alive.
If you're worried about being here, why come?
- You already know. - I hate funerals.
Everything is about death.
I think the funeral was made not to be liked, Norman.
Sure.
I don't want an ordinary funeral when I arrived.
I want myself to be famous.
Like Anna Nicole Smith, Richard Nixon, is a big and powerful person.
I want my death to be the saddest day.
The stock market is falling, factories are closed,...
... girls cry on the streets.
That kind of thing. The day of mourning can be too.
- Come on. - What?
Are you still smoking after all the warnings?
Stop it, Norman. You used to smoke.
We used to smoke together.
I used to wet my bed a lot, then I stopped.
I have a problem that I think about without having to care about you smoking.
Come on, Norman. What is your problem?
- I told you! Red spots! - Use condoms, daddy.
- In my hand. - You have to use a condom, Norman.
That's the first defense.
This is not normal. Look at
- Gosh. It's not red spots. - What do you think this is?
I don't know, but it's full of spots.
Spots? I hate spotting. Out of me, I will die!
- No. - I am still young!
They brought the body wrong.
honey, did you hear me? They brought the body wrong.
Gosh, they know where the body is?
he said.
I told you, don't use services Marshalls,...
... but, you still trust your friends.
Don't blame it. I have a lot of thoughts.
I want the funeral to be held at home, I have to obey it.
Death here and there.
No, honey.
Mom doesn't stop crying.
- Ryan did not help. - He never helped.
Plus, I have to think of this death speech.
I'm sure it will be the best speech.
It doesn't matter.
Everyone will think, "Why isn't Ryan giving a speech?
" Move aside, let the writer speak. "
I will think that too.
Why not tell him , then?
So, you want Ryan to make a speech?
No. I mean...
You mean you want to hear Ryan's speech.
No. You're older, so...
So, I have to do This is only because I'm older.
Aaron, calm down.
I think you're a great writer just like your sister.
You just need to let someone read your book.
The book has not been completed.
Alright. But don't forget, we move house next week.
- I know. - I love your mother,...
... but I'm ready to move.
I know, but we have to finish today's business, huh?
Right.
I know it's hard.
But this is the last day of my cycle.
And I'm 37 years old, so we need to try...
We have to do it. At least today, huh?
- honey. - Yes?
You have to hold your cycle, for now. Just today.
At least find the body first?
- Are you OK? - Yes, of course.
I'm a little nervous.
Why, because you will meet my father again?
I have never been hated by someone before.
Even my seniors aren't that cute.
I think he's more worried about the death of his brother than...
- honey. - Sorry dear. Traffic jam.
When I tell him we will get married,...
... he must accept you. I...
- Gosh! Are you ok - Geez.
- Fuck! - Damn you.
Yes, just try it. Do you see any traffic jams?
You're hurt, your father will kill me.
- Oscar, honey. - Yes.
- Look at me. - Well.
- Calm down. Yes? - Well.
Everything is fine. Inhale.
Good.
- Better? - Good.
Good. No problem.
Damn you!
I think everything is in place.
So, now you're professional.
Do you hold your key, your BlackBerry?
Because after being buried, we won't dig it back...
... so you can tweet.
I'm trying, understand?
How is your mother, Aaron?
She's fine. He is healthy.
- Our business is complete. - Good.
What about Uncle Russell? He is not well.
- How are you? - Dah.
I'm just asking. Just chatting.
I'm with you, you know that. Thank you for everything.
- Michelle, come here. - Bye, Brian.
No need to bother.
I just said, everyone knows Colonel stole fried chicken recipes...
... from a slave named Jubalai.
I praise him for cabbage salad, that's all.
Hey, friend! How are you?
I need your help. Please pick Uncle Russell.
Yes, I know it's complicated, but you're the closest.
- He is always emotional. - Just say you can. We pick up.
She's not emotional, it's already there. That's how it is carried out. You can?
Okay, I'll pick you up.
How are you doing?
There are still many things we want to do.
Traveling. We want to go to Australia and China.
Your father wants to go to Thailand.
Mama won't fly for 25 hours.
That's not the problem. Mama hasn't felt better.
I don't know how long will Mama be able to live without your father?
Maybe another story if Mama has grandchildren...
... which might cover my sadness, but...
- Never mind. - Cynthia, we tried.
I know what you did, Michelle. Day and night, try.
But it doesn't seem to work, isn't that right?
- Where is Ryan? Have you contacted him? - Soon to arrive.
Just seeing his face makes me feel better.
I miss him so much. My lovely kid.
Do you need anything, Cynthia?
Get rid of your hand from my husband's chest.
You dirtyed it.
He raises his finger? Or wave it?
- Very good, Madam! - Thank you!
- That's it. - What?
- She's fine. - He needs an assistant?
He's a little nasty.
You have to know how to handle it.
He seems friendly.
- Hi, Uncle Russell! - Hi, Uncle Russell!
Uncle remember me? I'm Norman.
I came to get Uncle to the funeral.
Where have you been, fat idiot? You're a little late, I can die too!
Fortunately you know how to handle it.
Uncle wants to sit in front?
First game.
... accept this missile.
- Listen. - Yes, the pill. Already available.
Good. May I come take it?
- I have a funeral. - Whatever. I'll stop by.
- Damn. - You tried it?
No, I won't try it. I made it.
The item is good, right? The pill is good?
I have to go. Do not use your selling items.
This item has a tray, I guarantee.
You must like it. I have to go.
Do you always open the door half-naked?
Hurry up, Jeff. We will be late.
I just use my pants.
And this is my house, so... Are you OK?
It's okay. He just panicked.
- We were almost hit, and I shouted. - That person took our path.
- I don't see him. - He immediately grazed.
- I'm sorry, honey. - It's okay, honey.
What do you think?
- Good, no? - Not.
- Wear your pants. - Well.
And make sure it's black, Jeffrey!
Okay, Mama.
- I'm very hungry. - My heart beats.
I don't know what's wrong with me.
Drink this. Make you calm. Jeff won't mind.
What do you mean? What is that?
That's Valium. I used to use it. Will make you better, I guarantee.
- Valium, are you sure? - Yes.
I shouldn't take someone else's pill, right?
- It's okay. - I have to drive, and...
Let me drive, huh? Just drink. Right.
Let's go.
- My key. - Jeff, are you wearing sneakers?
- The color is black, Elaine. - But it's sneakers, Jeff.
Did he come back to life if I didn't use it?
- Forget it. We're leaving. You can... - No, just me.
Good.
- Come on, Jeff. - I come.
- We are waiting. - Oh, shit!
It's hard for me to believe he is gone.
You don't understand death until you give life.
- Hey, Mama. - Ryan, my dear!
Hey.
Mama, I know this is difficult, but everything will be fine...
... we will go through it.
Ryan, you always know what to say. Always!
If people die every week, we can meet at any time.
- Hey, my brother. How are you? - Alright.
- How is your flight, Ryan? - Not bad.
I have to buy a seat next to me. I don't want any interference.
When I was in the first class, they brought poor people in.
Some of them look at me. Upset, because I snack on cashews.
Then I, "Bring your poor face, far to the back of the plane."
Plus, there are a lot of shocks,...
... but I guess that's the problem flying with the main class.
No matter how much you pay, if the plane crashes, you still die.
Ends dead!
You always know what to say.
I was wrong.
Hey. I'm glad you came to a family event.
Father will vent his anger to you.
- Jeff. - I am kidding. Oscar.
Are you OK?
Are there dogs here?
- What? - What?
A type of Dalmatian or Schnauzer?
- Honey, what are you talking about? - I have no idea.
Unfortunately someone has to die so the family can gather.
It's hard to see a father like this. Now he is happy, right?
- He has been sick for a long time. - Since when did death defeat pain?
You know what I mean. So I don't get closer.
- Concerning feelings. - So you never called.
Many families diligently offer friendship, the rest meet at the funeral.
That's us.
I know the time isn't right, but I need the money.
We share together the cost, right?
Good. But now I don't have.
What do you mean, now you don't have?
You buy a first class ticket for an empty seat.
I don't have cash. Just be honest.
I lost a lot of money when sales dropped.
If you don't mind, we discuss this later.
- No, we discuss it now. - Hey, do you mind?
I'm grieving.
Look at all of these cars.
We have to come to the funeral faster.
Look at it. There is no parking space.
- There is a place there. Take. - Too in the corner.
- No, you can force it. - I don't want to be ticketed.
You won't be ticketed. Can you...
You will lose the place. Take.
Norman! Come on See?
Elaine! I want to park there.
Sorry, Norman. Are you family?
- No, but it's like family. - Nothing like that.
- Elaine. - Gosh.
- Hey. - What did you make here?
Your father invited me.
Maybe you need shoulder to lean on.
- Really. Oscar. - Who is the shit?
Come on, honey. We have arrived.
- Are you OK? - Come on.
Have you arrived?
- Yes. - I have to bring Uncle Russell.
How can I forget Uncle Russell?
I said, what's wrong? What happened?
Why about that person?
It's very green here, isn't it? It's really green.
God, it's like... I'm like in lime.
- Oscar? - Yes?
- Look at me. - Well.
Are you healthy?
Yes, why?
All things concerning dogs and greenery.
What happened?
What are you talking about? I am good. I've never been green.
Jeff, look at this.
- Hello. - What's with Oscar?
- I don't know. - You play music.
God. Because of Valium.
- Valium? - I entered the band.
I gave him your Valium.
He may not be used to it.
- Yes, right. - I know you saw me.
Where are you going?
- Oscar! - Damn.
- You're on the wrong road, you idiot! - It hurts!
- Stop the car, Norman. - What?
Stop the car! I want to go out.
I have to talk to Elaine.
What about Uncle Russell?
- I need help... - Where are we?
- We're going to be late, Gembrot! - Damn it!
Uncle Russell, you hit in my spotting area.
Stop, Uncle Russell, or Uncle enters the next chest.
- Hey, how are you? - Well.
Who are they? I don't recognize half of it.
That's your family. Didn't you recognize them since the last funeral?
Which family is he from?
Maybe my father's co-worker.
His funeral looks good. You did it well.
No, we did it well.
Do you think I have to pay for the whole funeral?
I mean, you have to pay everything now.
Just a few months, until I get my severance.
Do you think I'm cooperative?
Damn it! What? Jesus Christ!
Hello, kid. How are you guys?
We are pretty good.
We wait for a few more people, then we start.
Have you met my sister, Ryan?
The author? Geez!
I have to say,...
... I took the time to come because really wanted to meet you.
Listen, I just finished reading Momma's Secret.
This is just our secret,...
... because I can't read the book.
I'm sure God will forgive you.
- I can't wait to hear your speech. - Actually, I made a speech.
- Oh, I guess... - Aaron is older.
Period?
- How's my sister-in-law Cynthia? - Oh, Duncan.
Look at you.
I try to stay strong.
He is a husband and father who is great for his two sons.
Why did they decide to not have their own children...
- I don't think. - Cynthia.
Do I want to get coffee?
Coffee might help, Michelle, but it doesn't restore my anxiety.
Tea?
- Hey, Ryan. - Yes.
I have to prepare the speech. Can you find Uncle Russell?
Look at Martina. The child is flourishing.
Come on. Little Martina? He is still in high school.
He may still be in high school, but his buttocks are graduate.
- So... - I want to see him.
You know, just familiarizing yourself.
Yes, do it.
Find out if he needs juice box juice.
"My father is an extraordinary man.
-" He was born in 19... " - 1938.
Hi, Aaron.
Hi. How are you?
I am sorry for your father. He often talks about you.
Has he ever been to me? Sorry. I'm Frank.
Not really.
dear. Can you talk for a while?
Wait. I have to go, Frank.
Thank you for coming.
Be careful with my wheelchair! Don't break the rim.
Fast! We are late!
We have to finish the business, just remember?
Really, I'm not excited right now.
I don't use internal.
- My father died. Use internal. - I'm trying to help.
Please, I really want to have a baby. Come on
- We have 5 minutes. - Hey, hey.
- What? - Don't... Don't look.
There are people below... Don't look, don't look.
... wearing a black leather jacket which keeps watching me.
Okay, I see it. Why?
- Don't look, don't look. - I'm not staring.
Do you know him?
No, he must be your father's friend.
I want to go check the food.
Hey! Use the deep first before touching the food.
The big one.
- Look! - He's happy there.
Isn't this beautiful? Can sing too.
- Yap. There. - We meet inside.
- There. - The song is Bee Gees.
- The sound is good. Elaine. - Thank you for coming.
- Hi, please log in. What? - Listen up.
I want to tell you something.
And I need to remind you, because you won't like it.
Aaron.
- Uncle Duncan. - When to start?
Once Uncle Russell arrived, we were ready to start.
Good. What about what I heard about Ryan won't make a speech?
I was offered a speech, but Aaron is older.
I'm sure it's the same.
It's a pity.
Uncle believes you can, Aaron, but Ryan is the writer in the family.
Uncle knows, I'm a writer too.
We all write checks. Your brother is an author.
Excuse me?
Uncle Duncan, I want to ask.
- OK. - Martina.
Little Martina?
He's not really a family person, right?
No. He is just a family friend.
Good, good.
- What do you mean, it's not Valium? - Interesting.
What you think is Valium, is actually not Valium.
- Yikes. - What's that, Jeff?
It's kind of hallucinogenic.
- Mescaline, acid, ketamine. - What?
Packed in small pill bottles.
- Gosh. This is not funny. - It's not funny.
Look at him.
He floated like a kite.
This person is real jazzed.
Why keep the medicine like this at home?
I'm a pharmacology student, Laney.
After all, where did come to visit...
... and immediately take people's pills?
- I think it's Valium. - It is clear.
What then? Just tell him?
Don't. That will panic.
- OK. - He will be fine.
Don't let him talk too long with other people.
- OK. - Or with bushes.
She's in the bush now.
Oscar? Dear. Back. Where are you going?
Jeffrey, help me.
Oscar. Oscar.
Gosh.
Please! My groin.
Your head's turn soon. Fast, we are late for the funeral.
My pocket will be like a backpack...
... with two bowling balls in it when riding this climb.
That's how your brain is.
Bad.
Hey.
Oscar. Oscar.
Hi, Daddy.
How are you?
Not so good, considering we were at my brother's funeral.
- Yes, right. - Hey, daddy.
- Hey. - How are you? Father looks healthy.
How's your lecture at Pepperdine?
Good. Don't worry about me.
- I don't care about you. - Oscar.
Good. Oscar, Oscar.
- Daddy, you see you brought a friend. - He is not a friend, but my girlfriend.
Doctor! Nice to meet you.
- I'm sorry, sir. - Crane. Glad you came.
Thank you. Elaine. Hello.
What about the portfolio?
Smooth, sir.
We should walk together and play golf...
... then I tell you everything, every detail.
- With pleasure. - Good.
- Maybe Elaine wants to come. - Perfect.
Three people.
- Elaine! - Aunt Cynthia.
I mourn Uncle Edward.
- We will miss him. - And Jeff, sneakers.
This is a memento from him.
Aunt Cynthia, this is an Oscar.
I'm sorry for his death.
- It's okay. - Sorry.
Amazing grace...
How sweet is the sound, yeah!
That saved a wretch like...
Nice to see you two.
- Same, Aunt Cynthia. - Please understand, ma'am.
Cynthia.
- We need a plan. - Yes, right.
What's he doing?
I love you.
Gosh.
Come on! Push it, bencong. Bad luck.
- You just farted, old man? - Do not be noisy.
Hey.
I heard about the engagement, Elaine.
- How are you... - Yes, I know.
I can't argue with you right now.
Don't.
I haven't told my father,...
... and I will appreciate if you shut up.
Good. I'll do it for your sake.
What is he...
- Hey, Elaine, can I... - Oscar?
- Hey, honey. - I haven't finished talking.
My father is an extraordinary man.
He was born in 1938.
1938 was an extraordinary year. In 1938...
Actually, I want to talk with you. Briefly.
Yes, sure.
Stop crying. Your snot melts in my coat.
Gosh, don't ladder.
Why about the stairs? Just lift me up. Fast!
I have to lift you up this stairs?
Yes, you have to lift me.
- Do you often go to funerals? - No, this is the first time.
I want our wedding like this.
You might meet your ideal man here, huh?
Have to come to the funeral with a fussy baby.
Come on.
This is a little sensitive.
When dividing the brain, you're late to come, damn it!
Can you postpone it first?
Looks like my uncle has arrived, and we've been late.
Sure. It is okay.
Thank you.
I told you not to breathe on my neck. Hurry up.
Let me do it. Sit down
- double eyesight. - Sit down.
- Is that you, Derek? - Sit.
Hey, old man. How are you?
Hey, thank you.
I need to drink.
- Come on, Norman. - perhaps Gatorade.
- Wake up. - I have to restore my energy.
Can you take your place? We will start the service.
Be careful.
Be careful. I'm an insider.
- Hey. - The legs are smooth too.
Relatives and friends...
We gather, lament the departure of a good man...
Sorry.
... Edward Barnes.
Now, I want to start...
Elaine, I know you don't think I'm family.
It's not, so it's silent.
But when you stabbed me earlier, I was with Uncle Russel in the car.
You took my parking lot. I have to push it on the incline.
We almost missed the service.
Norman, you poked me once more, I will teach you.
Threatening, threatening.
- What's wrong? - He took my parking lot, Aaron.
Parking space? My father died. Behave yourself.
"Jonathan and David signed an agreement, because he loved him like himself.
" Jonathan took off his robe that he wore,...
"... and give it to David, also his armor,...
"... to his sword, arrow and his belt. "
Now is the time to hear a word from Edward's son, Aaron Ryan's oldest brother. Just a few months apart. We were born in the same year.
It's not Mama's fault.
- Last chance. - I could.
Father only died once.
Good afternoon.
Or maybe it's just afternoon,...
The afternoon is impossible as good as this.
My father is an extraordinary man.
He was born in 1938,...
... extraordinary year.
In 1938, the number one song was Shortnin 'Bread.
You might remember.
Mama's little baby love shortnin ', shortnin'
Mama's little baby love shortnin 'bread
Also in 1938, Man of the Year from Time Magazine was Adolf Hitler.
I'm sure they're sorry with that choice.
One thing my father likes is watching the Discovery Channel.
I think you can call my mom the real shark week mark. [shark week = female menstrual week]
Whatever concerns sharks, wild boar or beetle droppings.
- All of that is interesting for him. - Did you see just now?
- He likes The Golden Girls. - What are you looking at?
Blanche, Dorothy, and Rose.
The map is rocking.
No, no.
Elaine, shhh.
One time I asked, "Do you want to take a walk?" Then he...
He is still alive. There is life inside.
- Nothing. - You have to tell...
The map moves.
- There is someone inside. - Sit down. Please
The map moves. I see it move.
- There are people inside, trying to get out. - Do you need help?
I'm fine.
What's wrong with you? The map moves.
Oscar, sit down.
Let me show you, he's still alive.
No. I will show to you.
Get out of there.
- God. Ryan! Do not! - Do something!
Hey! Hey!
His body!
- Cynthia! Cynthia! - Mama.
I will help him.
- No, no! - Wait a minute! Wait!
He will die!
Aaron, you are older. Find out what happened.
Good.
Hey!
Jeff.
I'm not comfortable with this.
Come on!
I'm too old for all this.
- When did the funeral begin? - Just a minute, honey.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
God.
- Just now? - Aaron.
- No, no. - Aaron, I'm sorry.
- You have to understand, this... - Are you sorry?
My father rolled on the floor like Screamin 'Jay Hawkins,...
... but it doesn't matter, because you're sorry!
- The map moves. - Did he talk to me?
- Do you talk to me? - Honey, shut up.
- Do you talk to me? - Please, shut up first.
He doesn't talk to you. Listen to me, Aaron. Come in.
Aaron, don't. I'll explain later.
Yes, we can fix it at my father's next funeral!
- honey. - No, no.
I don't want to have sex with you right now!
- That's not what I meant. - Sorry, what do you want to ask?
- Is everything okay? - Not.
- Michelle, I'm sorry. - It is okay.
I'll kill him.
You're stupid!
- Daddy! Please, leave him! - Leave him?
Why did you bring this crazy person? Daddy doesn't want to see him again.
This is not Oscar's true nature. Dad knows that.
He just took medicine, and he...
- Medicine? - I gave it Valium...
-... and he reacted badly. - Valium doesn't make it jazzed.
Your mother consumed Valium for 40 years, She never dropped a coffin.
- Daddy, enough. - This is not over.
You will receive the reward. I guarantee it!
- Thank you, Jeff. - No problem, cousin.
Ladies and gentlemen, let me apologize.
Everything is being returned to its place.
Please enjoy the meal. Nuggets are ready to eat.
We will let you know if we are ready to proceed.
Just burn your father, finished the case.
- I want to smoke first. - OK.
This must be terrible for you.
Let's just go out, looking for fresh air?
Hey, boss. I read your last book.
- Black Hurt. - Good. Thank you, Uncle Russ.
I don't praise you, you bastard.
Full of bullshit. I won't wipe my ass with your book.
- Hey, Aaron. Are you ok - I'm tough.
Yes. That's really hard,...
... how did your father fall from the chest like a floundering fish.
She's like... Then I, "Oh my God!"
Not now, Norman.
- I go first, huh? - Well. Sorry.
Hey, Aaron. But it's scary.
You never knew when your death arrived.
When your death arrives, you must be ready.
I'm horrified because there's a red spot on my arm,...
... and I don't know what the cause is.
Certainly not Chlamydia.
This is different and I'm afraid.
Just show Uncle Duncan.
She's a doctor.
Yes, you are right.
Maybe we are silent and the map moves.
No.
Listen, the box is rocking.
- I saw it shake. - No, Oscar.
- Elaine, am I starting crazy? - You're not crazy, honey.
- Why is my hand so big? - Oscar. Look at me. Focus.
Elaine, I like this game.
Good, because I want to tell you something.
What is that, my dear?
Do you still remember the Valium that I gave you?
Yes.
It turns out it's not Valium. Not at all.
- Do you hear me? - Hello? Hello?
- Did I start blind? - Geez.
I promise.
Hey, Uncle Duncan! Tante Cynthia, Michelle.
There's something in my hand, and it's been weeks.
I'm just curious, according to Uncle what is this.
Uncle isn't...
You have to show it to the dermatologist, Norman.
I want to find fresh air.
Why? I don't suffer from blood disorders, right?
No, it seems like skin changes.
Skin changes?
Do you mean Uncle like lncredible Hulk?
I don't want to change to green.
I'm a Black Man, I'm sensitive. My whole body is green.
I understand now.
I received child support, "It's not a baby Hulk. " Hulk blood test on Maury Povich. "
You might be just allergic. Shells or nuts.
- Beans? What are the dangers of nuts? - I don't know, excuse me first. Someone checks me for hypoallergenic drugs? [hypoallergenic = allergy medication for babies]
No, but hallucinogenic.
- Elaine, have you told me? - Just now.
- How are you, champ? - I'm fed. - Yes, no. More or less. - I'm fed by you.
- You're stupid! - Wait, Oscar!
- Let go of him! - How long?
Elaine, he's so strong.
- I know, forgive me. - How long?
- About 8 hours? - 8 hours? Dead!
dear, what did you make?
I want to throw up.
- Jeffrey, this is all your fault. - Your fault. You cheated on him.
Damn.
Dear, slow down.
Hey, Elaine. What happened?
- Are you following me? - Not now, Derek!
Hey!
- Sorry. Are you ok? - Are you OK?
- Oh, shit. - Oscar!
Excuse me, he wants to throw up.
Oscar, slow down!
- Oscar! Oscar! - Oscar!
Oscar, No! Don't go there! Oscar! Oscar, come out!
Inside here. There is a bathroom.
- Ouch! Oscar. - Back off.
What are you doing?
Back off or I'll shoot you.
- Raise your hand! - Are you...
Hands up!
Oscar, honey.
- Seriously? Open the door. - Just relax, champ.
- honey. - Oh, that's bad.
You locked it. So, please...
... open the door, huh?
- Elaine? The pill bottle is gone. - Can you...
Bad.
- Oscar, open the door. - Hold up to 8 hours.
- Open the door. - Perfect.
- Oscar, open the door. - It's been 5 minutes.
- Good. - Damn it!
Insolent! Only 5 minutes? Stop me!
- Damn, shit, shit! - What happened?
- Oscar, open the door. - By the way,...
... what if you eat first? We will start soon.
Grief makes people weird, isn't that?
- Yes. - You remember,...
... something I want to say to you.
- Can we... - Can we talk about it in the private room?
Homo!
This is beautiful.
- Edward really. - I know.
Do you write novels?
Yes, it's mine.
Just like your sister.
Actually, I was a writer before my sister.
Some sheets are loaded on Jet. One of them is about hypertension.
It's been a long time,...
... now I work as a tax accountant.
You must be proud of Ryan. All the novels are published.
Yes. Not bad.
What do you want to talk about?
Your father and I are very close.
- That's good. - Spend a lot of time together.
The father is friendly.
I have a photo that I want to show. Our picture.
This is me and your father at Venice Beach, Muscle Beach.
And here we are in West Hollywood, during the Halloween parade.
Whether you've been there, but the show is spectacular.
Oscar.
How can you enter here?
And here we are at the Dreamgirls show.
I'm dressed like Deena and your father is Effie.
Then, what kind of thing did you know about _ my father?
No. Not.
You think you can come here and slander my father...
... by showing your photos going to see Dreamgirls?
Then? I saw Dreamgirls several times.
Not that I'm gay.
Steppin 'to the bad side Gonna be a mean ride
- What's the proof? - I am sorry.
I think he wants to tell you, but I'm afraid you'll be surprised.
Does my mother know?
No. He doesn't need to know.
As long as I get the right .
Sorry? Which is your right?
I deserve something.
Your father and I are lovers, he dumped me at will.
What do you think of my feelings?
I don't know and really like that.
I'll tell you how my feelings are. Cheap.
- Like a cheap guy. - What do you want?
What I want is a lot, but that's not what I want.
- I'm entitled to $ 30,000. - $ 30,000?
Have you finished suctioning glue? I won't give you $ 30,000.
I want to buy a house! I want to have kids!
I won't give you $ 30,000!
Listen, your father promised to support me.
I made special sacrifices to make him happy.
Actually I'm reluctant, but I'll show this photo to your mother.
Do you really want me to do it?
Ah, shit!
Wait here.
Good.
Aaron, I just told George...
... what about when you were a child,...
... your father told us to swim naked.
- Funny, right? - LOL.
- Maybe your husband will understand. - Wait! Aaron! Aaron!
Anytime?
Need my help?
No thanks.
Oscar, please.
Elaine, where do you want to go after the funeral?
I have a Usher ticket. The first line, at the Staples Center.
You don't have a Usher ticket.
Not yet, but I can get it right away.
Crane. Please, go away.
You don't deserve it!
Indeed.
I want to meet Norman.
So, have you never been to New York?
Once, with my parents.
That's the name not seeing New York. You have to visit. Go around.
- When is your birthday? - I was only 18 years old, last week.
Yes. That's my favorite number.
I want you to take the bus...
... and come visit me in New York. You can?
For my sake?
Alright.
Yes, that's just great. I have lots of snacks for you.
- Really? - Do you like confectionery ?
- Ryan, we need to talk. - Candy...
- Ryan, I want to talk... - Aaron, not now.
- We have to talk. - Give me 5 minutes, huh?
Bro, I'm grieving.
Martina, can you leave us? We have to talk.
Hey, SpongeBob is airing again. Alright, see you later.
What are you doing?
Remember the person who arrived early, which we did not recognize?
- People in leather jackets. - Yes.
He came to me, and showed me his picture with father.
Then? He showed you a photo.
- What is it like? - Photograph with dad together.
- So, we play question and answer? - She's father's lover.
- No, no. - Yes, that person is named Frank.
He showed me his picture with my father in action.
Did you say our father is that low?
- Very low. - Certainly not.
I don't believe it. My father is not gay.
Even so normal, he makes me look gay.
Even though I'm not gay.
Daddy!
I don't know he can yoga.
Style of wheelbarrow.
I don't understand.
I don't know what the excesses are compared to me.
- It seems serious, isn't it? - Sure, this is my life.
I sleep only 8 hours every night.
- I don't think. - What?
- No, friend. - Yes?
- Me. Skin changes? - Right.
Maybe it's vitiligo, the disease Michael Jackson is idle in the bird.
I don't know what Michael Jackson is good at the bird.
You asked me, as if I knew.
- Try this cake, maybe there are nuts. - Then?
Elaine's father said I might be a peanut allergy.
Then don't eat peanuts. Lower the fork.
That's what I did when I was stressed. I eat.
You won't be able to eat when your hand is amputated, daddy.
Just try the cake. See what there are nuts?
Elaine makes me drunk, and you don't help.
Hey, shit. Stop eating food. Get me a plate.
I will wash my hands, then bring Uncle food.
I know Uncle likes to use Sambal in green cabbage.
Come to daddy.
Uncle Russell.
Uncle see the pill bottle containing Valium?
- Look or... - Don't surprise me.
Damn, like there are nuts.
- I'm sure it's starting soon. - Dr. Barnes! Dr. Barnes!
- Come back in. - Later. I want to be alone first.
Just a moment.
- Dr. Barnes,... - Excuse me.
How are you, Aunt Cynthia?
- Aunt looks healthy. - Thank you.
Auntie stoic? The macaroni is delicious.
With six different cheeses. The deceased looks dashing in the chest.
His body is clean. Except the left hand.
Aunts may want to wear gloves.
The suit he uses is extraordinary.
Like Colin Powell. Similar Republican politicians.
Auntie checked the shoes?
Sometimes they take the shoes when at the morgue?
- Especially if it's alligator leather shoes. - Norman, shhh...
- Excuse me. - Sorry, Aunt Cynthia.
Someone dropped the pill.
If we don't pay, he'll show the photo to Mom.
- Let me think about it. - Think think.
- You have to pay him. - Is that your great idea?
I have to pay? Where is your money?
Don't you have savings? Piggy Bank?
Aaron, I'm in debt. I'm bankrupt. Difficult times.
If I don't get money right away, I'm forced to take part in a reality show.
So, I bear funeral, catering, etc.,...
... and now I have to get a $ 30,000 fee?
- She's your father too. - Yes, but you are older.
- Different 9 months. - Not important.
After all, you've lived with your parents long enough.
You must have a deposit. Your expenses are not many.
I live with them, not burden them.
And father has retired for 5 years.
Who do you think pays the entire bill?
If we have a financial problem, then what? Care for demons!
Fuck, Aaron. Fuck him.
Pay for that person. Just pay.
LEFT LIFTED
- Are you okay, friend? - Not.
My *** is dead, and he eats all the potato salad. Shit.
I think it's time to start the service again.
Five minutes, please. Five minutes.
What's wrong? Everything is smooth?
No, our plan to move house is not as expected. Forgive me.
What are you talking about?
I can't say it without any reason.
- Good, then what's the cause? - Aaron, we don't have time.
I'm trying to understand,...
... but you need to explain it. And I'm serious!
Just a minute, huh?
Hey, it's not time to read.
- Put on the sofa table. - Then what does that mean?
When someone leaves something on the sofa table,...
... it's assumed to be for everyone.
That's the rule of the sofa table.
- Can you just go ahead? - Good for me.
So, I wrote the check, You gave us the picture,...
... and stay away from our mother.
- Is that the deal? - Agree.
Good.
- What's your last name? - Lovett.
With two "T".
- Lovett. - Is that the first one?
- What? - The novel. First draft.
- Yes, then? - No, it's okay.
I wrote once. Doesn't suit me too.
I think it's like talent. Whether you have it or not.
It must be hard for you.
Your sister is a successful author.
Your father and I read Rhonda's Tiny Box together.
We like it. He is very proud of you.
Thank you, I think.
- Enough. I can not. - Aaron, no.
What are you doing?
There is no story I give this person the result of my hard work.
Don't be silly.
I will pay you after my severance enters.
He chose today, is our father's funeral day.
Besides that, he insulted my book ? OK!
- But he has that photo. - I don't care what he has.
He can show it to the world. Enter in Facebook, really.
Who does he think he is?
Good. But this is your responsibility.
Wow, hold on. Wait a minute.
You have to step aside.
- No. Let's talk about it. - There's nothing to talk about.
- No, don't... - I said step aside, friend!
Did you bring a gun to takziah?
Nobody needs to get hurt. Nothing...
- Take the gun! - He doesn't have a gun.
- Do you have a rope? Duct tape? - Do you think I'm a serial killer?
I don't have a rope and duct tape in my pocket.
- I don't see. Gotcha. - Please! Please!
- Hey, use your base! - My tie, my tie?
- What's the point of my tie? - Sumpel his mouth.
The first key to a war is to turn off communication.
Now, take the curtain string. Fast. Take the curtain cord.
Tie her feet. Hurry up, Aaron!
- It feels like just rodeo! - Now tie his hand.
Is she strong? Do I have to do everything?
Anything besides writing a check!
Do you know the contents of the cake? What happened? Who is that?
Here, and close the door. Come on, Aaron. Tie him up.
- What's wrong? - He has convulsions.
- Gosh! - Yes, yes.
You know, I found Valium outside.
- Do you think this can calm him down? - Yes, give it to him.
Put this jacket under his head...
... so he doesn't swallow his tongue.
I learned the procedure in Boys and Girls High School.
This, friend. Hopefully this makes you calm.
- Open his mouth. - Smart.
- Open his mouth. - Smart daddy.
You will recover, my friend.
- Did you see... - Come in, Jeff.
Norman, I told you to lock the door.
You said, "Close the door," Ryan!
- What happened? - He has convulsions.
- Why is it tied? - Do not let the tongue swallow.
That's part of a medical procedure.
God.
He blackmailed you? For what?
If I tell you, not the name is blackmail, right?
Believe me. He is a bad person. We explain later.
What do we want him to do?
What should we do, Ryan? You attacked him.
- I don't know. Think about it. - You're a great writer.
Why not just write, "We live happily ever after."
- How long does Valium last? - Valium? What is Valium?
I found a bottle of Valium,...
... then we give some, might make it calm.
Do you give him some? It's bad.
- What? - What?
Listen...
I gave him some Valium.
I found it outside.
Good, this is the story.
Everyone calls this drug Valium,...
... they are wrong, because this is not Valium.
This is a kind of acid mixed with acid, which means acid.
And Oscar drank one before, that's why he's acting weird.
Jeff, what are you doing the medicine?
I made it for friends.
- Who, Amy Winehouse? - Wait a minute.
You said, Elaine's girlfriend,...
the person who dropped our father's chest,...
-... only drink one? - Yes, one.
- Severe. - Bad, right?
- And what do you give him? - Around 4, 5.
4, 5? God, Norman! Poor people.
- I think it's Valium. - When I was little, I gave you two.
Jeff, I thought it was Valium.
- But five? - Yes.
I won't give someone five grains of cough medicine.
That will make his head dizzy.
Okay, maybe we should call an ambulance.
If anyone knows this person has been fed with acid,...
... we can be arrested. TMZ comes covering.
Can he koit?
- What? - Can he die?
No! Impossible. Maybe.
Little. Perhaps. Depends on.
Aaron? Ryan, honey? Are you inside?
We must start immediately.
Mama, we will leave soon.
OK, listen. We have to get out.
We will delay until get the solution.
Both of you stay here, is about him.
What do you mean, we are here...
Norman, just make sure he doesn't run away.
Lock the door from inside.
This is all your fault. You and your concoction.
- Since in class... - Shut up, Norman.
Hey, Mama. How are you doing?
Rev. Davis wants to talk with you two.
- Aaron, where is your base? - I went around looking for it.
Listen, I'm patient, but my patience is almost gone.
If we don't immediately continue this funeral,...
... we have to discuss regarding my compensation.
Sure. Can you have another 5 minutes?
Why are you coming again?
Just listen, huh?
The reason you don't want to go with me...
-... just because your dad likes me. - Not!
- Can you help me? - Geez, your skin is very soft.
- Can you stop that? - Well.
The reason I don't want to walk with you is because it's a mistake.
We have good times, then I realize that we...
Wrong, we have fun. We...
- I bought you a watch, right? - Here, take it.
What about our event night? After the Norman party?
- That's amazing. Crazy. - I'm drunk.
You're drunk heavily as I recall.
- Thank you. - That's not a compliment, Derek!
Go away. Go.
You still have feelings for me, don't you? No need to say.
What's wrong with him?
Beautiful.
The potato salad hasn't been found yet.
- Hey, Uncle Russell. - Hey, hey.
Don't. It has this mother. Uncle doesn't want to eat it.
He doesn't need it. This is mine now.
What's your problem, kid?
Woman, Uncle Russell.
There is no history of getting women easily.
If you find it easy, they will forbid you from touching it.
Right.
Let Uncle tell about women.
Smarter than you think...
... but not as smart as reality.
Basic woman.
I don't understand. He seems to ignore me.
He doesn't understand my feelings.
- He only sells expensive. - Right.
- He wants you to try more. - Well.
Women want a man who can control it.
- According to Uncle? - Visit, then shake him.
- Shake it? - Yes.
- Uncle wants me to shake it? - If I shake it won't work, right?
You shake it, then kiss it.
I don't know if it will work.
- Gosh. - What is wrong?
Uncle wants to boker. Even though I'm new...
Hey, Norman! Uncle wants to defecate!
- Look at his eyes. - He's like a zombie.
Hello?
- Hello? - Hello.
- I need a toilet, open it! - You take care of him.
Open the door.
- Can you use the one above? - I'm in a wheelchair, you idiot!
How do I go up the stairs?
- What should we do? - I don't know.
- Open the door! - Hide him behind the couch.
Damn, I need a toilet. Open fast.
Norman!
- Open the door! - Patient. I'm looking for the key.
I need a toilet, stupid.
I want to go next to take the key, Uncle Russell.
So Uncle can enter, because I know Uncle wants to boker.
Open the door! Shit!
What is this?
Uncle Russell.
Get here quickly. Uncle Russell, your grandmother.
- Come on, Aaron, thought. - I'm thinking.
Tell you what, stop thinking, and do something.
Why do I have to? You tied him up.
Someone must take care of mom.
I've been taking care of mama since your book was published, jerk.
You still don't accept, huh?
You're jealous, because I managed to do what you dreamed of?
I can't leave my family.
There is my mom, dad, my wife. I have dependents.
Don't relate to dependents.
You spent 3 years on a novel, and you forbid anyone to read it.
What do you want? Wait until you die?
What do you think it will be, Tupac book? Makaveli?
At least I don't write carelessly, Mr. Mama's Secret.
The secret sucks.
Mr. Black Hurt, is painful to read.
Mr. Without ink. Mr. Empty paper. The contents are empty, the contents are empty.
At least mine is published.
So that's it, what's important is published?
- Don't touch me, Aaron. - I touch you.
- Don't touch me. - I turned my hand.
- Are you... - My hands are sticking to you.
Do you want to hit me? Hit my face?
What I want to do is this...
- How does it feel? - Burungku. My buruko.
I'll bring it to mama.
- I'll bring it to mama. - Don't.
Don't mix with mama!
Aaron, you're wrong.
Aaron.
- There! Not now! - What happened?
- Look for stones or others. - Why are you guys like this?
- Release. Tell him. - Tell what?
- What? - Come here.
Remember the person who used the leather jacket?
Sure, your father's friend.
Somehow I have to say, but it seems like he and dad...
... used to be lovebirds.
- They have sex, Michelle. - Not.
- Yes. - Not. With it? Sure?
- I mean, maybe he... - We are sure.
And worse...
-... this person wants $ 30,000. - $ 30,000?
If not, he will spread the photo of them in action.
- Action? How do you act? - Action in bed.
God!
Fast!
- There is a torpedo going out. - Patient!
Lower my pants!
- Just do it yourself! - How come?
I'm a lame person! My underwear.
- Don't leave me. - Don't pant.
My underwear! Fast! Have you done it? Come on
Wait a minute.
- There is a snake in my mouth. - Wait a minute!
- No! Not! My hand is stuck! - How can your hand...
- I like this loveseat. - Not! My hand is stuck!
No, Uncle Russell! Please!
Please, disappear. Lost it.
How did that happen? Gosh.
Norman. Norman!
Jeff, give me a towel. Please help.
- What? - Blot on the cheeks.
No! Not!
- Norman, calm down. Quiet. - Not! Not!
I think there is someone who is sticky.
Norman! Be strong!
Do you choose to swallow dirt or get caught? Think.
You're right. I will be strong.
I will forget the poop in my mouth.
- I will hold my breath for now. - This never happened.
- Damn. - Oh no.
How about... How can he...
- Check him. - Hey, friend?
Hey. Are you okay?
Oh, shit.
- Hey, friend. - Check him.
- Are you okay? - Wake up, little boy.
- What's the name? - I don't know.
- Try Larry. - Larry?
Shake him.
- Hey, Larry? - Come on.
- Yo, Larry? - Maybe not Larry.
Try another one. Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, whatever.
I'll check whether he breathes,
... because that's what people do when they're still alive, right?
I will make sure she breathes, because she must be breathing.
He doesn't breathe.
- Bad. - What?
He is dead.
We will give this person half our savings.
- Not that easy. - Why not?
Aaron doesn't want to pay.
- Why don't you pay, Ryan? - That's not the problem.
After all, the reason Aaron tore the check...
... because the Little One taunts the novel.
- Hey, no. - What?
Your novel?
You forbid me to read your novel, but do you allow him?
- I don't allow it. - Really?
Really, Aaron? Really?
Thank you very much.
Leave it alone. He will forget it.
At least the Caucasians hit the stone.
Let me be clear.
Our father has same-sex sex with someone who fits in his pocket,...
... and you're upset because he's a Bule?
I don't care because... Leave me. I grieve.
Grieving.
Hey! Hi!
What does it make now?
Norman. Why do you feel like I like Louis Armstrong?
Aaron, Ryan, can immediately go to the study room?
It smells so bad.
Excuse me.
What? Wait a minute.
Someone called an ambulance. Call an ambulance.
It's no use.
What do you mean?
See for yourself, Aaron. He is died.
What do you mean to die?
- How many kinds of dead, Aaron? - What are you doing?
- Not us. - You must do something.
When we left, he was still alive,...
... and I expect the same when I return.
He fights with a table, and his table wins.
- This is a danger. - Yes.
- What should we do? - Imprisoned for life.
I think I have to go now.
Ryan, I don't want to be jailed. I'm not a criminal.
Do you know how fast red spots spread in prison?
Stop that. Nobody knows this person.
Nobody knows his name. They may not notice it.
Nobody noticed? Height of 1.2 meters.
All we have to do is remove the body.
- He seems to come and go. - What are your plans,...
... enter in the ad site?
It took me two months to sell my sofa!
Wait.
Has anyone noticed the size of Uncle Edward's coffin?
Do you want to bury it with our father?
Why not? No one will notice.
Wait a minute.
That makes sense, Aaron. Think about it.
Coffin, grave.
Unless you have another idea, my brother.
We just bury this bastard.
Funny. No matter what or how many times you say,...
... I'm still sure we will live together.
We all make mistakes, isn't that right?
Elaine, I'm serious. You only live once.
You might also do anything to be happy.
Maybe I have found the idol of my heart.
Maybe you should find it too, Derek.
And I'm not talking about my father or his property.
That's really... It's really piercing.
- I care about you, Elaine. - No, Derek. You care about yourself.
You care about me only as a tool.
Wrong, Elaine. I deserve to have you.
- Know yourself. - I'm serious.
What's great about him? What are the advantages compared to me?
Not successful, right?
One thing, he cares.
You won't want to help people who need it,...
-... and Oscar did that. - Yes.
He helps people. He is attentive.
- He is wise. Firm. - What time?
He is a figure that is inverse with you.
- Like naked on the roof. - What?
God! Oscar!
Listen, I should have done this before.
What are you doing?
- I don't know, come here. - Stop it! Not!
- Elaine? Gosh. - Let me go!
- Elaine! - Oh, my God!
- Seriously. - Oscar!
Oscar, it's okay. What are you doing?
We are making out, but you spoil it.
Not even bleeding. Hit like a girl.
Oscar! What are you doing?
- What am I doing? - What are you doing?
- I see you kiss it. - Not!
- I don't kiss it! - Yes, I see you.
- You just kissed it! - I don't smell it.
- I swear to you. - One more thing, Elaine.
- You're cheating. - Shut up, leave here!
He plays back. I will jump.
- No! Dear! - I want to meet Norman.
You are indeed a matching couple.
- You've finished taking drugs. - I'll jump.
Oscar. Not!
Oscar, come back! Dear, please!
- I'll jump. - Oscar, you will get hurt.
Oscar! Geez!
- Oscar, are you okay? - I am fine.
Look at the ants. Damn.
Very high up here.
How do we bring it to the coffin?
What about the Louis Vuitton bag that you carry?
Can fit two like this.
Aaron, this is not our problem. Come on, all of you, think about it.
- We put it in a laundry bag. - Wow.
Like in prison movies.
Norman, this is Derek, let me enter.
- Take him to the bathroom. - Norman!
- Wait! - Norman.
Wait! I'm looking for my pants!
- What pants? - Wait!
Open the door. This is an emergency.
- Norman, let me enter. - Damn.
What is that? Aaron?
What did Uncle Russell make on the toilet?
- She's dying! - I do not care.
- Why are you this? - The dirt is sticking...
Aaron? Open the door. Let me enter.
- Hey. - Hey, Aaron.
I want to talk to Norman.
Yes, I'm here. What is wrong?
Hey, about Oscar. He is crazy. He goes up...
- What happened here? - No. What?
This is about the Oscar. He is crazy. He goes up to the roof, vulgar.
He saw me kiss Elaine and now he threatened to jump.
- Do you kiss Elaine? - I told you he was crazy about me.
- Damn it! - What?
I have to go.
- Wait. Where are you going? - Ryan, if he jumps,...
... my brother will finish me.
You know I won't run away. I have to go.
Damn it! I have to go. Key. Don't kill people.
- She's cheating! That woman. - Please, calm down.
- I'll jump now. - Oscar, what are you doing?
- She's cheating! - Oscar.
I did nothing! He kissed me!
Oscar! Come down.
Calm down, honey.
- I don't want you to get hurt. - I see you kissing it,...
... cheating in front of my eyes. What is that?
- Can we talk about it here? - Itching, itching, crotch,...
-... take a chance. - Oscar, please!
You're silent, Jezebel! The cheater is found out.
- I will go up. - No, ma'am.
You don't want to enter,...
-... so I'm up. -Elaine, this is a man's job!
- Don't go up here! - Do not do it!
- Elaine. Elaine! - You go up, I jump.
One more step, I... I jumped down.
- Elaine! - Elaine.
- Elaine! - Do not come here! I will jump.
What did you make? Elaine!
- Hey. - Hey!
- What are you doing now? - Hey, hey.
I think I can get rid of that person, but you have to stay here...
... and make sure there is no entered, huh?
Good. I try.
- But you owe me. - Well.
- Large debt. - Good, all sperm.
- All sperm you want. - Yes, please.
All the sperm I want.
Good.
- Who? - Aaron.
Who do you think? Open the door.
Everyone is outside. We bring the body now.
- Let's do it. - Come on.
Come on. Come on
- Can you? - Slowly.
Even though it's dead doesn't mean he can't bruise.
- He is small, but very heavy. - Turn the direction over.
- You go first. - Beware of his head.
If only father chose smaller person.
Fast.
You can. Come on
- Make sure no one enters. - Well.
Hey, young man.
- Hey, Pastor! - Where is the telephone?
I want to ask.
At what age did you decide to choose your church?
Watch out, be careful, watch out.
Come on. Can you be a little serious?
Forget it. It's just Ryan's boast.
Why are you talking like that?
Try to laugh, enjoy life.
Bluntly once in a while.
Maybe that will make you a great writer.
- Are you done? - Yes, done.
Let's fix it.
Light shines on me, there's an angel, but is dressed like a striptease dancer.
I really want to call. There are people on the roof...
-... and he will jump. - Don't mind.
- He will jump happily after... - Wait, hey!
Pastor, I'm not done yet.
- I met Shalawnda on the strip club. - Let's pray.
Dah, Daddy.
- Oscar... - Don't get close,...
-... or I'll jump. - I only love you.
- Why are you with him earlier? - I'm not with him.
- I saw you kissing him passionately. - He kissed me!
Not important. I am not worthy of you.
- Not true. - I'm not worthy of your father.
- I will never be worthy of you. - Honey, come in.
- No, you entered. - You have to come with me.
For what?
Because you will be a father.
- I'm pregnant? - Not.
- I'm pregnant. - Are you pregnant too?
Yes. We are pregnant.
- Will we have a baby? - Yes.
Really?
dear, you scared me. Do not do it.
We will have a baby!
- Good. - No problem.
If only someone gave me a baby.
You screwed it up, boy!
This is also disappointing for me.
I'll check for Cynthia.
Aaron? Fast! People will enter!
Aaron! She's gone?
- It seems like that. - Everything safe?
Everything is safe.
- Safe. - Yes.
- Can we go down now? - Yes.
Geez!
Oscar, handle!
dear.
Jeff!
- Jeff! Help me! - Stay there!
Be careful, the man is pregnant.
I know, I know.
Someone will go up. You will be fine.
- Jeff! - I slip.
Lift yourself up!
Jeff, hurry up!
- Lift yourself up! - I can not.
- Someone, help me! - Please!
- Jeff! - Jeff!
Oscar, I'm coming!
Oscar!
dear, please. I can't hold you back.
- Who is that? - I hold it.
- Jeff! That's Jeff! - Jeff?
My virility is being tested right now.
Come on.
- Do you hold it? - Yes, stick to my cheek.
- I'll release now! - Everything is on my cheek, Elaine.
- Jeff holds you. - He is very grateful.
I need help here.
I hold you, friend.
- You're so beautiful. - I love you.
I love you!
Hi, Aunt Cynthia.
Norman.
Are you the rotten one?
Aaron?
- Aaron, we have to start right away. - I'll call the pastor.
Ryan, thank you for fixing the situation.
Mom is very happy You are here.
Where is Uncle Russell?
I've been better.
- Good. - Thanks to you. And you.
And you, Jeff. Thank you.
Thank you, Jeff.
- Your actions are very brave. - Hey. Wow, wow.
Don't be angry, but, it looks like our will never touch again.
- OK. - Well.
Jeff.
Thank you.
I want to go take it, Tic Tac candy that is a lot.
Oh, honey.
- Bad. - Jeff...
Sorry, Father. I just... I'm very vulnerable right now.
- Are your shirt buttons still complete? - Yes.
- Elaine. - Father.
- Thank God you're safe. - Yes. We're okay.
And you. You idiot. What are you doing?
Stay away from my daughter.
- Listen, Daddy... - Elaine, don't interfere.
No! I won't stay silent. It's a matter of my life.
Father doesn't like it, don't. I tell you something.
If you want me and my child,...
... you should change your attitude. Do you understand?
- I love Daddy. - My daughter.
Yes.
I love you too.
What happened here?
- Sorry, Uncle Russell. - Yes sorry.
There are people who climb the roof, and we have to help him.
I hold Uncle's pants.
Forget that. What about the corpse you brought earlier?
- What... - Corpse?
- There are no bodies. - Don't fool me!
I know people die when they see it. I live in a nursing home.
Let's go, asshole. It smells really here. Shit!
- How is your skin disease? - I don't know.
I'm more worried about this smell poop. Can you explain?
The question of the red spots in your hand, just apply it with vinegar.
Guaranteed to be lost. That's an old family recipe.
About that shit, I can't help.
I recommend taking a bath.
- Thank you. - You are welcome.
- I'm also concerned about Elaine. - No problem.
He will have children. Do you think can I be a father?
- No. - Not.
Today is very chaotic.
Some of them fall from the coffin, there is someone who is perched on the roof.
Can I ask for a key? I want to wait in the car.
- What? - I am tired.
- OK. - Well.
Hey.
- I'm with you. - I'm with you too.
I see it! He is died!
I know, Uncle Russell. We all see it.
No, stupid. Which is in the bathroom. He died in the bathroom.
I can't believe how hard today is.
I think it's fun. For funerals.
- Listen, about the one before,... - I know. We will try.
- Agree? - Agree.
We just live today,...
... then think of tomorrow.
I still have a speech.
After everything I found.
We have to continue this messy event.
We have to speed up the show.
I've missed the funeral and two baptisms.
- Yes, sure. Let's start. - Well. Want to open the map?
No!
Alright.
Everything please sit down.
- Do you use a hat? - Yes?
Sit down.
I represent the family . I want to apologize,...
... for all disturbances.
Aaron, the eldest child, will give a speech about his father.
Thank you.
Good.
"My father is an extraordinary man.
" He was born on 19... "
- What's more now? - There are people in there.
I thought it was! I thought it was!
" He born on 193... "
Damn.
What's the matter!
Did you make it in my father's chest?
Edward, I miss you!
Leave me with my Edward!
My photos. My beautiful memories!
Don't, Mama. Give...
Your bastard!
my father!
My father is an extraordinary man.
Does he have a deficiency?
Yes.
But he works hard for the family.
What I want to do today...
... say how much we love, love and respect him.
Is it hard to ask?
Maybe he likes Dreamgirls more than most men.
But hey, life is complicated.
We try hard.
And father, he already tried hard.
One thing he did...
... is teaching us to pursue ideals.
When you go home,...
... I want you to remember my father, who he really is,...
... merciful, polite, gentle, never judging people,...
... never made down comments,...
... prejudiced against race, belief, gender,...
... or height.
And if I become half just from my father's figure,...
... then the child I planned with my beautiful wife...
... will be truly blessed.
Thank you.
Very good, kid.
That's good, kid.
Oscar, don't start again.
I thought he was KW.
How are you doing?
She's fine. Take a break.
It takes time for him to accept a father... You know.
He will be fine.
Your speech was good too. Do you write it?
Someone told me to be blunt.
Yes, dad must be proud. So do I.
Maybe later, you want to let me see your novel.
Yes.
- I'll send it next week. - Well.
But Michelle must read it first.
I don't want him to sulk anymore.
Alright. Thank you, my brother.
Are you sure you don't want to spend the night?
There's a Laker match later.
- Your hero, Kobe. - Not.
I'll just be sad.
You know the situation. Maybe I go straight home.
Running my routine. Still grieving.
Me too.
What? Your sister must go to the airport.
Just make sure you don't enter prison first.
- Ryan. - Sister-in-law.
Don't stay away from family, huh?
I won't. Bro.
Hey, next funeral.
- I love you. - Me too.
I see he got a ride.
Yes. R. Kelly uses services between the same.
Get a cute girl.
I'm exhausted. It's a tiring day.
Very tiring.
- And guess what? - What?
I'm interested now.
There's no mama. There are no guests. There is no Uncle Russell.
- Where is Uncle Russell? - He is above.
I gave him some Valium, then told him to sleep.
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