(boiling water)
(peaceful music)
ΓÖ¬ Finally seeing dust I let settle Γ¬
Γ ¬ Realized all the time I have to spend Γ¬
¬¬ He left his bitter heart Γ¬
Γ ¬ Wrapped around the back door of the house ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ In a letter that says ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I will not leave you forever ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ I only went for a month ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ So call me when you realize ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ And I'll call you for your bluff ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Everything you've talked about changed people's minds Γ ¬ ¬
¬¬ I hope you will do it Try and change mine ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ There is a large overall the world I never knew about ¬¬
Canyon Canyon Canyon walls and city lights for me to hide my doubts ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I packed the van and left ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Above each state line Γ¬
ΓÖ¬ I will not leave you forever ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ I only went for a month ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ So call me when you are aware of ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ And I'll call you for your bluff ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Everything you've talked about changed people's minds Γ ¬ ¬
¬¬ I hope you will do it Try and change mine ΓÖ¬
(soft music)
(Hannah yells)
left is not correct. - Well I'm turning now,
so it doesn't matter it's fine.
- Alright alright. - But I'm on my way
and I drive past a cow.
- Okay yes, there shouldn't be cows.
- [Greta] Literally is not here, I forget.
- Yes, it's in middle of nowhere.
- [Greta] Are you, what are you saying?
- I said it was in the middle of nowhere.
Okay, are you on the gravel road?
- [Greta] What do you mean by gravel?
- I mean gravel, I mean stone, Greta.
- [Greta] Okay yes, I'm on the rock.
Not paved, so I assume that means gravel.
- Yes. - Well.
- [Greta] Yes.
- OK. - I'm on the road.
- Okay, turn right-- - You want something
from the gas station,
Because there is a gas station. - Oh, my God.
- [Great] I will go stop at the gas station.
Do you want something? - No, Greta just arrived here.
(soft music)
Are you having fun with that?
- [Greta] This is good practice.
- Where is your fucking car?
- I parked it by vineyard, I just bought it,
and I don't want to get it, you know,
I don't want to screw up the tires.
- Yes, fine. - Or suspension, or whatever.
- Sure. - I really don't know a lot about cars, but I just don't want to mess it up.
- OK.
- Hey - Hi.
- I like purple.
- Thank you.
- Very beautiful.
- Thank you.
- When did you finish it?
- A few weeks ago.
- Very nice. - Your hair also looks good.
- It looks the same but thank you.
Um, when did you wake up here?
- 10 o'clock, as we agreed, last week.
- Oh.
When, how?
- I texted you last week.
- Oh.
Sorry I was like that really flooded with work and items and that--
- It's okay.
I already have a lot of things done and cleaned, we won't have much left to do.
- Cool.
Nice to meet you.
(Fire crackling)
- Joe. - Joe.
I will not watch dick torture.
- Oh Hannah, please help. - I do not.
- You are too.
You like it very much. - Only because it's active
when I was in room it didn't mean I was watching it.
- Why when you are in the room?
You have to watch it.
- I don't know, we just take a walk
and he just saw it.
- Not Frank Sinatra, it's not background music.
- Yes - I don't know
what is the agreement, he is the best man.
I just always thought he was very scary.
He's there, cunning Sarah Miller
have a baby, husband, and home,
and he lives under the block of our hatch form.
Crazy.
- Really? - Hmmm.
- I think he will do it like moving, going out.
- I think he will be like that
stay in a motel or whatever.
He asks if I still see John.
- You don't still see John, right?
- Mm-mm. (Hannah laughs)
- I mean, I don't know. - Not.
- We don't really talk about this.
- Mm-mm.
Unfortunately I'm really 100% serious.
He came home from like a work or something,
I'm sleeping, I'm rolling in bed,
and he just opened
like the second drawer in my closet and defecating on my sweater.
And they're all from J. Crew too.
- God.
- Jesus, it's still cold.
- Okay yes, it burned my hand.
No.
- Oh shit.
- [Hannah] Ew.
Okay that's disgusting.
- I think it's a lost cause at the moment.
How about you?
- Um, sort of, by the way.
- No, Mark from like - Yes
- high school, Mark? - Yes
He made edibles in the basement of his parents.
- It's actually really embarrassing.
(Hannah laughs)
But it's mostly funny.
- A little funny.
I would really do it buy edibles from him.
- Oh me too, I'm sure they will be like
really below price.
I may have to use this information in my book.
- Are you writing a book?
- Yes, I am writing a book.
- Sorry.
- Do you draw owls?
Can I ask questions?
- [Hannah] Sure.
- Why aren't you at the funeral?
- I'm just um, I feel uncomfortable and imagine people will become
asking lots of questions I don't want to answer.
- You don't go to you parents' funeral
because you are scared have to answer other people's questions?
- I really didn't feel comfortable going.
I don't think I'm ready to, um, handle that much.
I mean, you know I take a lot of things,
I'm a very emotional person.
I don't think I'm ready to deal with it all of that at one time.
- All what?
Like, um, are our parents dying? - Oh, you know.
- [Greta] Hannah, Hannah You have to wake up.
Kiss my coffee.
- [Hannah] Get rid of it from my face.
- It's 8:30, you have to get up.
- [Greta] 8:30, Lord, go away.
- I really, really, really want to get on the boat Because the ship is cool and like, rich people have boats,
and I know what kind of ship we are annoying
but we can handle it lakes and steal others.
I want to take a boat, wake up.
- [Greta] Mm-mm.
- Let's get into the boat.
We will go like, - Stop it.
- Warm Topics. - I'm not with you.
- Do you want to enter boat ride and go to Hot Topic?
- [Greta] No.
- We will take a boat
and we will go to punk concerts,
and we will shout about our feelings.
Come on, wake up.
If you don't wake up, I'll do it
push my finger through your measuring device.
- [Hannah] 10 more minutes.
Get off, come on, listen.
Greta!
- There is a sexy girl in the living room.
He is naked and he wants to show his gaze.
Let's wake up.
- [Hannah] Don't go.
- Come on, wake up, come on on, come on, come on.
- Okay, I wake up, god.
- This is good, let's go.
Come on.
- [Hannah] You are very annoying.
- No, no, no, come on.
This is ridiculous.
- [Hannah] Please.
- [Greta] Wake up.
- [Hannah] You are so dirty.
- [Greta] Come on, will please wake up.
I really want to
get on a boat. - Good I wake up.
- [Greta] I want to take a boat.
- [Hannah] It's me who wakes up.
- [Greta] I like boats.
Come on. - God, damn it.
- I think it will really, is very good for us to get the ship out, maybe goes to Maple Island,
do a little climb, decompress a little.
I know packing and all that is very important now
but I also think it's important for us to take some time just for, you know.
- I really just want to start our packing. - Act with each other and,
well I mean, yes, packing is great,
but like, I think it's we need, you know,
take a little time for us too.
This is it already, it's been some rough weeks.
- Yes I hope you don't mind if I don't eat it at all.
- I mean yes, that's why I made it,
it's for you not to eat all that.
What are you talking about?
- Uh, Greta, I'm a vegetarian.
- Like no vegetarian meat type?
- Are there other types of vegetarians?
- No, not you.
- Uh yeah, I have been a vegetarian since I was 15 years old.
May 15, 2008, I stopped eating meat.
- Hm.
I think I kind of remembered that now.
Now, what if you are here,
what if you just take meat out, it's just sausage,
You can choose it like this.
- No. - It is okay.
- It's polluted,
There is meat juice on it.
- No, no, it's okay.
- This Greta is not reliable.
So you eat it or you can throw it in the trash.
- Why are you a vegetarian?
It's like not killing animals.
- Well yes and that is healthier for you.
There is like a pile of condoms next to the bed - Ugh, stop.
- Because we have to continue using it.
- Stop dirty. - Why?
- I don't want to hear all this.
(Hannah laughs)
- But like, in the end, like,
we hear the door open
and we dress and we go out
and there is a stack of like clean and folded laundry
like, sitting next to the door.
Like he brought his father
like folded clean laundry.
This person is like 27
and he doesn't wash his own laundry.
- God.
- God is the worst. - You choose the winner.
- He is the worst.
How about you?
Have you ever had sex outside?
I haven't done it yet.
- I did it actually.
- Do you have?
- Yes - Really?
- Yes - No.
- I already have. - Not you.
- Next to the children's playground.
- Uh, you know you can, uh, labeled pedophiles for that?
- I mean, it's at night, there's no one there.
And I never really thought about it before but um.
- Damn, I think I got something.
Oh that, oh that's so heavy, oh my god.
- Great, cool, you have the biggest fish on the lake and you don't even eat fish.
What will you do with it?
- What is this?
- Is that correct?
- Hell is real.
This thing is very heavy.
Dude, this is really cool.
What is being done at this damn lake?
- God.
Do you know what this reminds me of?
That book is what we usually read every time we will come here.
I don't know if you read it
Because you don't like to read,
but I will read it all when I come here.
The book's grandmother wrote.
There is a scene in the book
where they pulled the sword from the lake.
That's very strange.
What is the name of the book?
- Yes I don't know what are you talking about?
- What is the name of the book?
- Yes I don't think Grandma wrote the book.
I think of you, - He wrote a book.
- I think you are projecting
bullshit of your writing about Grandma.
- This is not bullshit.
I'm a great writer
and it runs in the family
Because Grandma's book is extraordinary.
- Yes, fine.
- Oh, shit.
- This dude is really cool.
Yes, I really saved this.
- Stop touching it.
- [Hannah] What, I'm fine.
- [Greta] And where will you save it?
Where will you put it?
- In my arsenal.
- If you cut yourself there will be blood
and if there is blood, there are sharks.
- This is a lake, Greta.
- No problem, sharks will find you.
- Uh, I've been having sex in a tent, is that calculated?
- No, I don't think so,
because you are not outside. - Outside that.
But it's like, tent outside.
- Tents are like houses.
That's like saying I have sex outside
because I have sex at home.
No, you haven't.
Is that where is like a cartoon fish?
Remember that one, he's like really old
and him, I only remember like diving on the dock.
- [Hannah] Damn.
- What is that, is that a road atlas?
God, can I take it?
I will need it for
next time I come here. - Yes, you might need that,
your bad direction.
- That's very easy.
- Eh.
- Gosh, this is my favorite.
- I don't know.
Oh yeah. - I always want
to be Scarlet.
- Uh huh.
- I think he likes--
- And you always cheat.
- I don't cheat.
- You always cheat.
- I--
- You always peek at the cards.
Every damn time.
- I, I won't say every damn moment.
But I mean. - Every time, Greta.
(soft music)
- I remember winning a lot.
That might be the biggest battle we've ever faced.
Like almost pulling hair.
Bad fight. - Actually, that's not it.
Look at this.
- Gosh, it's ancient.
- Yes, that might be the second oldest thing
in the room, next to you.
- Ha, I like your squid.
- Thank you, this is octopus.
- Hm.
(Hannah sighs)
Actually, what is that?
- Which one? - One suitcase.
What is that?
- Oh I think it's backgammon.
Does anyone really know how to play backgammon?
- I don't even know what that is.
We have to get drunk later and play games.
Do you want to?
- No.
- I think we have to throw the bastard away
because I have never even been able to
to listen to one of them again
after you put it below my pillow one night
when I was sleeping.
- I'm sure the battery doesn't even work anymore.
(Bop It growls)
- That's not true.
(Bop It growls) I hate that.
I don't want it.
It always scares me.
(Bop It growls) That's crazy.
- Make it stop.
- You put it under my pillow in the middle of the night
- Yes I remember that. - and scare
shit out of me.
(Bop It growls)
- I thought I would urinate myself if it was dark.
- I hate that.
- [Hannah] Okay.
- God I'm not, of course we can Google it.
I don't know legally,
see this is our age, what is this,
what is this score card? - No problem
Because we don't play.
- No, we really play.
(beep horn)
You just answered very fast and it's kind of throwing me away.
- Well I feel like it's kind of crazy.
I mean, I don't know, isn't that crazy?
Is this normal?
Have you done anal?
- No.
- Oh, look, maybe it's crazy for some people.
- Can I ask questions?
- Sure.
- Do you poop?
(Hannah laughs)
- No, I don't poop.
I mean, before yes, I mean,
You have to get ready yourself for that.
- Hm, okay.
So it's not like a surprise I put it inside,
- Like sticking it - No, that's for sure
- You but that kind of thing? - something,
- But what is it like? - that's for sure
something we have prepare for.
- Okay, you mean, like signatures, like an agreement
or something?
What number is the closet number here? to a number of people Have you ever had sex?
- Oh, uh.
- Please tell me this 64.
- Certainly not 64.
But it's between 32 and 16.
- Hm.
- How about you?
- I mean, that's not important.
That was awesome. (knocking on the door)
- Hello.
Um, this is Ryan.
I live next door.
Greta, remember from, huh? - Damn, Ryan.
God, hey.
- Uh, hi. - Do you remember Ryan?
- Hannah?
- Hi. - Hi.
- Hey how are you?
- Pretty good, um,
yes well I just saw that the light is on.
They haven't entered for several months and I want to see who comes.
And I think I see you. - Come in, Ryan.
Enter.
Do you want wine? - I saw you yesterday.
- No thanks. - Not?
Good. - Um.
How are you?
- Good, wow, we haven't seen you for a long time.
Are you, what are you doing here?
Is it only here?
- Same, stay next door.
- Oh, do you live here?
- Hmmm.
- Oh.
Like all year long?
- Yes.
- It must be very strong cold in winter, huh?
- Um, do you play backgammon?
- Um. - Type.
- What is this game called?
- Yes, yes.
- Yes I don't.
- Do you know how to play?
- Yes, actually I will say it
You have too many dice on the board.
I really don't know, do you mind?
- Sure. - Yes, right.
- No, no, no.
Come on, do you want me to take it for you?
- Oh yes, of course.
Thank you. - Why did you bring it?
- Um, I don't know.
- Video?
- Those are some of my favorites and I just thought maybe you, you will enjoy them.
- Thank you.
- You don't have it on DVD?
- DVD?
- This is not for everyone, I guess.
- Okay, we understand.
- I like your coat.
- Thank you.
- It looks very warm and.
- Um, so there are two here, five here, three here,
interchanging colors,
and then, I assume you have it direction to another place so you might be able to find out.
- That's just how to set the board?
- That's how you set the board, huh.
- So three, two, five, three.
Good.
How do you know this?
Do you play this game?
- [Ryan] Used to play this a lot with uh,
uh what else did you do planned for the weekend?
- Uh, you know, we spend time together,
So, you know.
- Good if you want to watch the recording anytime.
- Uh, I don't think we will do it need them. - This is really,
this is really - we don't, you know,
- impressive collection. - We don't have VHS players.
- Oh you don't? - So.
Good.
- I really want to. - You know?
- Alright.
- Maybe when we have free time.
- Yes, um, alright, yeah.
- Watch your steps. - Yes
- Ryan is very happy to see you.
- Yes - Are you sure you don't
want wine? - Yes, see you Ryan.
- Sure, that's really nice to meet you again.
- [Greta] Nice to see you too.
- OK.
- [Greta] Come back, okay?
- Yes
- Goodbye.
- We will watch that, the tape.
- Really?
- Really what?
- You're the one who wants the whole weekend
becomes about us binding and reconnecting,
and I mean, I'm just.
- God. - This is crazy, like,
I don't know he is still alive here.
Isn't that good? - Seriously, I don't believe it You like shamelessly flirting with him now.
- That's not me teasing.
- You are really tempting.
- I'm not teasing. - You're like touching him.
- I don't, no. - You, like,
caressing his jacket. - I'm not teasing.
- You know, you know.
- I'm much better at teasing.
- If you fuck her this weekend,
the whole weekend is ruined.
- I know, I don't want to.
- You know there is no part of me that trusts you, right?
(Rain gently palpitates)
Okay, so there are two, five, three.
- [Greta] I don't really,
I'll go get some wine.
I don't really care about this game anymore.
(peaceful music)
(broken glass)
- Greta, what is this?
- [Greta] Uh, it's a flower crown.
- Do you go out and buy this,
think we will like it
time for arts and crafts this weekend?
- [Greta] Um yeah, I think maybe we can do it
brotherhood and the like. - Okay yes,
but we are here for very specific reasons.
we have a lot of work to do.
I, yes, I don't think of brotherly ties
will occur.
- [Greta] Okay, yes, okay, you're right.
But do you want a flower crown or not?
Just do it, it will be fun.
- [Hannah] Okay, what do we do?
- This is so crazy, you only,
we both count up to three and in three you say a word.
- OK. - And then we continue,
until we have the same word.
- Alright.
- Okay said.
- Okay I understand, I understand.
- The first thing that comes to mind.
- Okay, I understand.
- [Both] One, two, three.
- Merpati. - Tree.
- That's not too bad.
- That's not bad, huh.
Good.
Tree.
- OK.
- [Both] One, two, three.
- Sarang. - Bird food.
- [Hannah] Of course yes, no, I understand, I understand.
- Also, I have to put this here
or there? - Oh yes, uh,
actually put it there.
This isn't as close to each other.
- OK. - Yes
- Okay, I understand.
Are you ready?
- Yes. - Well.
- [Both] One, two, three.
- Ovary.
- I forgot what I said.
(Hannah sighs)
- [Greta] Uh, okay.
- [Hannah] Yeah okay.
- Um. - Well.
- [Both] One, two, three.
- Baby. - Damn.
- Do your words make love?
- Yes
It made love.
- Okay so it's not like you're angry we are not good at this game? - Not only this,
This is really stupid. - That's just your words.
- [Greta] That's not stupid.
- [Hannah] I just want to finish that damn game. - It's like our game.
- Okay, one, two, three.
Breeders.
- Bitch, is what I will say.
(Hannah sighs)
- Yes, I don't want to play anymore.
- Well, we have to finish it.
- No, we don't. - You can't really stop
in the middle of the game.
Come on. - Yes but we are not good this again.
- [Greta] Training is perfect.
- No, I mean. - So we can continue--
- I think we have enough brothers time for today.
I think we have to get it back to packing and cleaning.
- Well I don't think so You must be the person
who decides that.
I think it must be mutually beneficial.
I don't think we have enough time for you today.
- Okay, - We have two more crowns.
- I decide on each other - What if we make it
- that I did not do this. - two more crowns?
- And I will clean up.
- me, no, why?
Why do you want to do that?
Hannah, Hannah, Hannah, Hannah?
You need to talk to me.
- I don't want to talk to you. - We need to talk now.
- No, I don't want to talk. - This is very important.
- I just want to go back to work.
- Work can wait, this way is more important than working.
We need to talk about this.
You and me, we need to talk.
- I don't want to talk about it.
I don't think we have there is nothing left to talk about.
- I try hard make new memories for us.
- I don't think we need
to make new memories. - It's really rough
two weeks.
- I think we have enough
old memories, - We need new memories.
- That we can reminisce. - I bought a flower crown.
- I think we have to be fair tying our loose ends
and get, I think we should go back to work
and maybe we only know, should be a sister again.
- I'm sorry, what does that mean?
- I, that means that, I it's just that, I don't think we should
meet each other for several years.
Or as usual. - Now this is how it works.
We are sisters.
We are sisters, we are family, we are blood.
We don't, haven't seen each other for several years.
That's nothing. - We are not brothers yet for three years now. - We need to try become a sister later.
- We can't get along.
We can't be in the same room without it
fight with each other.
This is why I didn't go to the cemetery.
No one needs to see this.
- Make love to you Hannah.
Damn you.
That's not true.
(soft music)
- And we fight again. - Tie if you have fun
and I experienced, ugh, - We don't have fun.
- I have fun. - Swing it with each other.
- [Greta] I experienced fun until you left
and damn dragging me ankle with your hammer.
- [Hannah] Because you cheated again.
- [Greta] I don't cheat,
it was an accident. - You cheat.
You took your ball - It was an accident.
- [Hannah] and you throw it.
You're a cheater like that.
- You have to check your eyes Because it was an accident.
I'm not - It's not an accident.
- take it. - You do this all the time.
Every time we do something.
- Why aren't you oily before you fight like that.
Right, woman?
- [Hannah] Did he just?
- That's funny, right?
That's very funny.
(Hannah and Greta chattering)
- No. - Did you get something?
I get nothing.
I don't know what I did wrong?
(hammer slams)
- Do you have anything to say to me?
- It's just that, I'm just a joke, fair.
We just have fun here.
- Yes, that's not funny.
It's very dirty.
You know you can't talk to women like that, right?
- Sorry if I offended you.
- Rude. - We are not here
for your entertainment.
- OK.
- You know what's entertaining,
Your beard is entertaining.
Just put it on the lake and catch fish in it.
- OK.
Sorry again.
- Yes
- Will not happen again.
- Yes, stop being a sexist pig.
Let's go.
- Oh come on!
Come on!
Okay, thank you.
Sorry.
- Is an accident. - Why did you say nothing?
- [Greta] That's a fucking accident okay?
Stop calling me a cheater.
I think you are rude. - Donald, you sound
like a fool.
- The bathroom is finished, Should we do the attic next?
Greta?
Do you think I'm a weak wrist?
- [Ryan] Yes, did you say no?
- I don't think I have a weak wrist.
- [Ryan] Well, I think You can also prove it.
- Keep that thing, damn it.
- Well, I just said.
- Listen, I don't like guns, okay?
- Alright.
We will see how you like rabies.
- So if I don't have a gun, will I get rabies?
- Now the odds are up.
The darker, the raccoon will come from behind,
more than possible, but,
I assume they don't - I think I can
dealing with raccoons. - have people in the city, so.
- Uh, yes, we have raccoons in the city.
- So why don't you have a gun?
Do you carry rain gear or anything?
- No, I'm not carrying rain gear?
- What are you carrying?
- I brought me and myself.
This is what I brought.
I'm here.
- There is a nearby store if you want
to go buy a woman gun or something like that.
- What the fuck is a woman's gun?
- This is like an ordinary shotgun,
it's just, it won't hurt your wrist.
- Are you saying I have a weak wrist?
- isn't it?
- This is only hair dye.
You know, people do this all the time now.
- That's not good for you.
- Yes, I'm fine.
Maybe coloring some towels purple, but I'm fine.
- Well, if you go to the vineyard
to get some wine, we harvested them all recently,
so if you are here maybe one or two months ago
You can have several, but all come out now.
- Do you work with wine?
Do you work in a vineyard?
- Yes
Get my GED and start right away.
- Oh.
So, what you make, like,
very cool wine and the like, or?
- Uh far down like they did
but we make juice here.
- Juice?
- Yes, the pay is good,
or good enough to stay here.
Moreover that's all I can do out of high school.
So I think it's okay,
if it's not the most interesting job.
- [Hannah] Do you have to stay here?
- [Ryan] Yes.
- [Hannah] Why?
- [Ryan] What are you doing?
- I'm a tattoo intern.
- Tattoos?
(Ryan chuckes)
- Yes
- It's not too feminine.
- Uh, tattoos aren't _ feminine or masculine.
Tattoos don't have gender.
- Well, the only tattoo I've ever seen
are in motorbike riders and boys directly from the navy, so.
- Yes, apparently too, - You don't match--
- You haven't come out in the world so much.
(Ryan chuckles)
- I never could be like that poison on my body, sorry.
- Poison, what?
- Yes, it's not toxic?
I think you're fine. - Not.
- I thought maybe that happened to your hair.
- Oh, funny.
- You don't have anyone is here to hang out with?
- No.
Have other workers, but is seasonal, I guess.
Oh you, you are from town,
You have to be surrounded by people all the time.
You become crazy,
with just a few days here with your sister.
- Only because I'm surrounded by people does not mean it is not quiet in the city.
I don't know, I just, I, don't like people.
Generally, individually I think they are fine.
- I think you have at least that choice.
- You have a choice too.
You can, I don't know, travel.
You can visit the city.
(Ryan chuckles)
- I don't think I will fit very well.
- I mean, you have to have a friend who moved from here.
- You two.
- We haven't been here in 10 years.
- Well, I have.
- It's sad.
Sorry.
Sorry about your sadness, lonely, life filled with juice.
- Sorry I keep trying to make you shoot my gun with your woman's wrist.
- Women's wrist.
Look at my wrist not weak.
Can you see this?
They are not weak.
- Well, I will take your word for that.
- Sounds like a machine.
(soft music)
This is dirty, what is this?
- This is blind hunting.
We hide in it
and take pottery in animals.
- Awesome, that's uh,
looks like where some dreams of the suburban father going to die.
- Think we spent the night here one summer.
- Uh, I won't spend the night here.
- Well you do it.
- I don't remember that, at all.
- I remember, going in?
- Come on. - Of course why not.
- [Ryan] Okay yes, this is a bit more stringent
than I thought it would happen.
- Hey - Fine.
Good. - There is a door.
- Alright. - What is that?
- [Ryan] This is a suitcase.
- If it's money, I call dibs.
- Alright and if it's a body part, I'll call the police.
- Fair enough.
Fire works? (Ryan laughs)
This damn fireworks?
Dude Roman Candles.
This can be fun.
- This is a fire hazard.
Wow. (fireworks appear)
Come on, we have lots of M-150s,
so if you want to blow up animals,
I think that's a possibility.
- Yes, I don't want to do that.
- Hey
- What?
This place is not what it seems.
Okay, this feeling is very cult now.
- Hey, don't joke about that.
What do you know what it feels to me?
- That's scary.
- [Ryan] As should be
get out of here. - Yes, let's go.
Take the suitcase.
- It's okay, you leave me here.
- [Hannah] Yeah, a little faster, come on.
Let's go.
- Me and your brother, we went for a walk,
somewhere around here, further down that way,
and we found daphne berry,
which I didn't do at that time knew what it was.
He encouraged me to eat, I thought,
we are right with grape vineyards,
they are more than possible wine that is inactive or something.
So I eat a handful and I vomit everywhere.
I started bleeding from my stomach,
So your brother ran back to the cabin and bought me an ambulance.
- Yes I think I'm taking a nap.
- You are sleeping.
- Yes
- Now sleep your sister.
Do you want to challenge me eat poison fruit?
- Well, I will graduate.
I don't feel like that call you an ambulance.
- Yes, talk about your sister,
do you think, um, no he has a boyfriend
or something like that happened?
I think you will know better.
I will ask him beforehand but--
- Listen, Greta isn't the type of person
You want to be involved with.
(Ryan scoffs)
- Well, maybe dead from poisonous fruit
if it wasn't for him, so be it.
- That might be the only fun thing he did it for someone.
- Geez, you're the one here
spend the weekend with him in the cabin.
- I have no choice.
Listen, you don't know how it feels
grow with Greta.
I always have to live in his shadow.
My parents adore him.
Oh Greta made a cheerleading team, woo.
Oh Hannah leads school drama, cricket.
Greta gets an A on the math test,
let's go out in the fridge.
Hannah won a prestigious art award,
where did the painting go?
In the damn attic.
Listen, he might be smart, and beautiful,
and quite successful,
but he is not good, or can be trusted.
She's a bit annoying.
- Listen, I don't know,
maybe you just judge he's too rude, you know?
That might still happen is worth my time for.
(soft music)
You have, you, how, you.
You really don't joke about tattoos.
(soft music)
Wait, wait, wait,
shouldn't I be the one take our clothes
and tell you what to do?
- Listen to me know everything you experience
to this point in your life
has told you that is true,
but I'm here to tell you,
that gender will never dictate
can you tell someone that has to be done or not.
And to be honest I think you like being told what to do.
Am I right?
- Yes ma'am
- Good, now shut up.
(soft music)
How many buttons does this object have?
(soft music)
- And then the six pilgrims
leave the castle
all the way to Time Tombs,
where Shrike comes from.
Now as I mentioned, all time moves backwards,
in Time Tombs,
what will happen technology is too difficult for each production company making films in the '90s for.
- I like that.
I will be happy to watch the film later.
- Well, this isn't a film, this is a book.
That's what I said.
- Sounds super great.
- I will lend it to you, if yes wants to see it.
- I want to watch it.
How are you sure?
- Oh, that's great.
Thank you.
So Ryan, so what are you doing?
- I work in a vineyard.
- Oh, so are you, what are they,
what is the title for that?
Is that like, wine man?
- Here, I think of vineyard workers.
They don't really define us.
Give us a job position. - I like it, I like wine.
So I, might like the job. - Oh no, we made it,
we make juice.
- Like for children?
- Yes
- Hm.
- You know, he really took me
get to the vineyard earlier today.
- Oh, that sounds like fun.
I like wine,
I would love to go to the vineyard.
Thank you for inviting me.
- This is juice.
- And he mentioned that you were sleeping at that time, so.
- Yes, when are you sleeping?
- No, I've been awake all day.
I've been awake, almost all day.
I like to wake up very early,
Because I have a job
and I have to go to my job in the morning.
And I'm there, basically starts from nine to five,
work at my job,
and I don't sleep during the day
because I'm human, like a real human,
and I don't take a nap.
So I don't fall asleep.
Will be very happy to have it go to the vineyard because I like wine, Thank you for inviting me.
What are you doing there?
Do you only see wine?
Are there many differences types of grapes to see?
What are you doing?
I am very interested.
- Uh we-- - we only talk a lot.
We pursue the past. - Yes, yes.
- Talking about - Talking about summer.
- What we did at Slide Mountain.
- Summers?
- Yes
- Sorry, earplugs.
You told me, I couldn't make love she was all this weekend,
then you continue
and you have sex with him outside,
two things we've talked about
and you go ahead and do it.
- Well, I didn't make any promises not to screw anyone this weekend.
- Damn you.
- You know what, Greta,
You can't talk to me about sexual morality.
- Ha.
- Should I go?
- No, no, you can stay.
Continue to eat your pasta.
Do you want more pasta sauce?
- No. - I'm sure,
I think we use everything,
but I can get you again.
Sit down, eat it.
- Do you have something to say to me?
- Yes
I do it.
Where did you go down tell me
I can't have sex with him and you go ahead and have sex with him,
very confused here.
I think it's very rude.
- You know, it's not like he has a ring on your finger.
- I can go.
If you need me--
- I want you to eat all your food.
- He messed up my fiancee.
- Do you want more pasta sauce?
- No.
- So Ryan, tell me more about this vineyard.
It only makes juice, doesn't make wine.
- Make juice, Greta, this is fucking juice.
- What's the use of a vineyard
if not making wine?
I am confused, is there a difference?
- Juice not alcoholic.
- So you made love a juice field before.
- Yes. - Children, will
drink it later. - I made love to Ryan
in the vineyard.
I'm confused Ryan in the vineyard.
ΓÖ ¬ I messed up Ryan in the vineyard ΓÖ¬
- No, I can go, if you need me.
- Fixed. - Not.
- How is your salad?
Does your salad taste good?
- [Ryan] Good.
- Sorry, I think it's like a mutual agreement,
where there is no one like Ryan.
- I don't make any appointments
not to screw anyone this weekend.
(Greta mutters mockingly)
- Damn you.
- I can't go if--
- No, please, please.
- Ryan, this pasta is really good
and I want you to finish it.
- Yah--
- Eat it.
I don't understand where you're going down
dictates what I can and can't do with it, with it.
I'm sorry, excuse me, I'm I'm missing something here?
- You can't give me a lecture.
You're not a mother.
- You never listen to Mom anyways,
so it doesn't matter
who am I and who am I?
- Not serious, this is delicious but I have to--
- I want you to finish it because it's very delicious and because you like pasta.
I like pasta, I make it for you,
complete the motherfucking pasta Ryan.
Like pasta.
- You know, it looks like you will need
another glass of wine there, Greta.
(Greta scoffs)
- Maybe I can go up to the vineyard and another glass of wine, huh?
- They make juice.
I don't know if you know this
but uh, Greta is an alcoholic.
- Sorry, I like wine.
I'm in my mid-20s, that's something.
Look at Instagram, it's in the whole damn place.
It's okay, it doesn't matter.
You are a prostitute.
You know what, you are a prostitute.
- You can't talk to me I'm about sexual morality.
(Greta scoffs)
- Um, I can do the dishes.
- You can finish your damn paste.
- Really, I thought I would want to do some dishes.
- You do this, you know that right?
Sorry, I know I made a mistake.
- He doesn't have a ring on your finger.
- Who is this person?
- Yes Ryan, don't put a ring on your finger.
You make love to my fiance.
You destroyed everything I once thought I knew
about love and trust.
- [Ryan] Are there gloves?
- They're under the sink, making love, Ryan.
- Shot, Ryan.
- [Ryan] No thanks.
- Seriously,
I can't believe you sometimes, you know?
All fucking weekends
I'm sorry for what I did to you, you know,
but like, you just have to go
and make it 10 times worse.
Every little thing
must have some kind of impact,
must have some kind of
big, damn crap attached to it.
- Because there is nothing worse.
Nothing worse than you can be done for me, Greta.
You call myself my sister, Do you want to be a sister again?
Do you want to be friends again?
Play back the time and pull back.
Play back time and kiss my fiance.
- You know what, fuck your fiancee
because if he wants to fuck me,
he will do it for you on the telephone.
- Don't make this be, - I saved you.
- don't make this be
a favor for me. - I've saved you
damn broken heart. - If you don't do it
he won't damage my heart.
- I really, really doubt that.
I really doubt that.
But, I think you will be fine.
Because you are a prostitute.
Because you made love to people in the vineyard.
Isn't that right, Ryan?
- Do you want to call me a prostitute?
You want to belittle me
and acting like I'm a kind of sex devil,
You created this monster.
- No, I didn't do it.
Lots of weeds, alcohol,
and crazy little brother
the type of vibration creates this monster.
- That has nothing to do with it.
- Hot Topic creates this monster.
- You know, I think you're jealous.
I think, I think I have one thing you want.
- me? - I have love,
I have a meaningful relationship.
I have something you stand for and you can't get it.
- Bitch, I have a condo.
- I don't care about your condo.
- I have a very good condo
and there's a damn sauna in it, okay?
I don't need a damn guy
gives me a kind of,
guarantee, it's okay, Greta, you have me,
and nothing else, it's okay.
No Hannah, I have a fucking condo and there is a sauna in it,
and I like my brother, okay?
- Good for you and your damn sauna. - And I sit in my sauna all the time.
- Do you drink wine in it? - I drink wine in it,
damn, I drink all
damn wine in it, okay? - Do you drink fucking wine
in your fucking sauna?
Keep using your fucking condo
and your damn sauna as an excuse
for your sad life, damn it, Greta,
damn you are sad.
- You know I'll do it.
I will use my sauna as my reason. - Because it is the only one
things you have.
Only those who fucking the things you have, Greta.
You have never found love because, because you're a bitch
so you have to destroy what I have.
(broken glass)
Dirt.
- It's antiques.
You are a whore.
- Stop stopping.
Hannah, I feel you are using me.
Obviously you two will go through something here.
Greta you, very different
from whom I think you will be.
It's broken,
but your parents might just get another one.
- Our parents are dead.
- [Greta] They died, Ryan.
- What?
- Half met half-aged father crisis conversion.
- God, what are you doing here?
- We pack.
Or maybe we just made a mess.
- Let's clean this up.
Ow, shit, oh shit.
- God, go away.
(Hannah yells)
- Oh Sam.
It's okay, that's my brother.
What are you doing here?
Okay, I have to, I have to go take care of that.
Uh, listen, I'm sorry about your parents.
Thank you for dinner and sorry about everything.
- Oh shit.
- See you Ryan.
(suspenseful music)
(Scrape swords)
- How is your head?
- That hurts.
- I saw you switch watering this morning.
- Yes, we all run out of wine, so.
- Yes I thought last night
is a prime example of why we should not do this anymore.
- You know, you keep saying that
and when you say it,
You make it sound like it's all my fault.
I beg to be different, I think it's a--
- You know what, no.
I'm done.
I'll go home.
You can clean your own cabin.
- Of course.
That's not how it works, Hannah.
It's okay, you can go.
I don't need your help.
Don't worry about that.
This is very typical.
- Do you want to fight?
- Yes, I want to fight. - You want to fight
again like we did last night? - Let's fight, I'm ready.
Let's go. - As we stand for all weekend.
- Oh all weekend?
Yes sure, let's fight--
- Excuse me?
Can I get my sword back?
- Oh man.
What's wrong with that guy?
- I don't know but he ran very fast with that sword
and that makes me nervous.
- Yes, I hope Ryan takes good care of him.
- I'm sure he did it.
Are you hungry?
- Yes
(soft music)
can I ask you a question?
- Sure.
- Did you kill Prince?
- What?
- My Gerbil, Prince.
It was Thanksgiving, I was seven years old,
we have the whole family for dinner.
Uncle Steve did that plate after everyone ate
and someone puts the Prince on his shoulder and he's scared because of why don't you panic,
if the gerbil is on your shoulder,
and he threw it across the room,
and he died.
And like nobody cares about that
Because Black Friday is the next day
and people like, don't even give two horrors,
Because they want to go shopping.
I was torn inside
and I always consider it you because you hate Prince.
- Greta, I'm four years old.
I mean, I really don't remember that,
but if I have something to do with it, I'm sorry.
I mean, is this something that has bothered you?
- No, that's just something I've been thinking about,
every day for the past 18 years.
I just miss him.
We might have to go back.
- Yes, let's go.
- Why do you have a lot of copies of Armageddon?
- I don't know, I'm beautiful sure my father stole all that
from public libraries
and he has so much that he has forgotten what was actually stolen.
So three copies of Armageddon
and it's not very good.
So people get rid of it a lot.
- I have heard good things about The Ark.
- Yes, right.
I heard they made a new one, I consider it better.
- I don't know.
It doesn't really become science fiction.
- Really?
You don't think there is a bigger place and more important than where you are now.
- Yeah, yeah, I mean.
- I don't know, what is your favorite film?
- The Princess Bride.
- Never heard of that.
(Hannah laughs)
- This is just a copy of Armageddon.
- Boy he really stopped trying, right?
(Hannah laughs)
- Why did your father steal the film?
- Give me something to see, so.
- Is this the only thing he has ever given you?
Homeward Street.
Can we watch this one?
There are dogs in it.
- I'll kiss you now.
Can I kiss you now?
- Yes, that's very funny.
(soft music)
- [Greta] Do you need sheets?
- Well yes, I think I can always use a few more sheets.
Okay, but not this bad one.
- This is terrible.
And it can be discarded.
And this goes.
Ooh, I want to know what this is?
- Oh you mean the book you're looking for
it doesn't exist.
- Yes the book I searched for was not there.
That's not it, anyway.
- No.
- Is this yours?
- No.
No.
- Yes.
- Okay, who do you think is using this?
- This is something.
- Who do you think is wearing this, Mother or Father?
- Oh sick.
- God.
Mother was really creative with my math teacher
my senior year in high school.
- Mr. Blumegood?
- Yes
At the parent-teacher conference.
- I mean, he's like a December super, so go Mom, but what?
It's impossible, what? - I get the value F
and I end with C,
so he has to do something right.
- Well it sucks for Mom he can't get you value is better than that.
That's kind of sad,
Because, we are not young anymore.
Why do they stay together if?
- I don't know, maybe they love each other.
- Build a house in the near future?
- I might be able to use for an art project.
- [Greta] Who are these people?
- Maybe people die.
- It's very dark.
- I mean, come on.
- But maybe it's right.
Are we related to this people, who are they?
- I mean, why do we have photos
people who are not related to us?
- I mean, that's a good point.
This person looks like a demon.
- Damn, yeah they did.
Okay move.
- How is Mother and Father, we never,
How have we never seen this?
- I don't know. - How we don't know
who are these people?
- Hey, does that look like a father to you?
- Yes but like the old father's version.
- Maybe it's his father?
- Maybe.
- Hm, everyone looks very dissatisfied...
- Yes, it seems like they work a lot.
He is also very sad.
I dug it.
I can't say whether this is a real picture
or if this is the picture that comes in the frame.
- I don't know.
- She is very beautiful, she is similar to Mother.
- He is very beautiful.
- We are sad do not know any of these people.
- God, look at this child's haircut.
- Ugh.
(Hannah laughs)
- Do you want to save this?
- Yes, I mean. - Well.
- I can make a copy. - Do you want to take it?
- Do you want me to make a copy?
- Yes
- We can frame it.
I can get several copies. - Yes, maybe we can like it,
find out about us big family or something.
- Yes, that sounds like a lot of effort,
but I like that idea.
That's sad.
I mean, doesn't that make you sad?
- Yes
- To have that person we like dealing with
but don't know anything about it.
Although I think I'm related to you and I really don't know anything about you lately, so.
Binoculars.
- Hey look, binoculars.
What do you know?
- How much do you want to bet, are these binoculars?
Oh
- Maybe Mom and Dad _ become voyeurism too.
- Want any hangers, we have a lot,
Is this yours?
- No, why do I have to weed here?
- Why are you going to weed here?
Why do you look weird?
- Because I know it's Dad's.
Oh what, you also smoke marijuana if you marry Mother.
- Yes, I mean, it's like a super valid point,
but really?
- Me, okay so I might Daddy catches smoke one time
and he told me that he would let me smoke with him if I promise to keep my mouth shut.
- That surprised my mind.
I don't know what to say about it.
That might explain some of them
purchase of questionable sheets though.
- really.
- These things are terrible.
- Do you want to smoke this?
- Yes
(soft music)
- [Ryan] Sam, Sam, Sam what are you doing, friend?
I took the sword an excuse, man, it's sharp.
Come on.
Let's go home, alright, is getting cold here.
Just stop, stop with, it gets a sharp point,
so you will, you will hurt someone.
Sam, Sam, come on.
Sam?
Okay, one more tree and then we go home.
How can you get this out of the lake?
Alright, ok?
Let's go.
I have to think about it different hiding places.
Here, oh, oh, Sam, Sam I'm in, okay?
Just stop, stop waving so much.
Sam, Sam, Sam.
Let's go home, let's go.
Okay, that's the right direction.
(soft music)
- Every time we talk we just finally shout at each other.
- You know, I wake up to Chad every day
for three months, thinking he was
the biggest thing that ever happened to me.
And in those three months I talk to you every day,
think you are the best brother in the world.
Only to know that you _ conspired to lie to me.
- I don't conspire to lie to you,
I just don't want to hurt you.
- Do you think it will hurt less
if I know later?
- Do you know what I'm thinking?
- What?
- Can I be honest with you?
Your inability to at least try to forgive me annoying.
- You know, I think it's the first time
You're honest about anything.
- You know that you are not the only one
it hurts from this, right?
You know that every day it eats me
and every time I see your , I'm just reminded
the worst decision I've ever made
in my whole life.
And not even, even, the decision,
but every time I see you,
it's just, it killed me, Because of me, I feel like
all those memories grow together,
everything we have, is not even a thing.
Because of one stupid mistake I made.
And I don't expect you to forgive me
and I understand why you don't want to,
but I hope you can at least try
because I really want it for us to be sisters again.
- Maybe you should be reminded.
Maybe you should have something to make you responsible for your actions.
I can't forgive you
but I am willing to skip it.
We can become sisters
but I don't know if we can be friends again.
- I want to try.
I hope we can at least try.
- [Hannah] You know we don't what was done this weekend?
- [Greta] Oh sure.
(Hannah laughs)
- [Hannah] Will we go must go back
and do this again?
- [Greta] Oh of course,
we have to be the same for the next time too.
- [Hannah] Yes, we are running out.
- [Greta] Packing is difficult.
- Mom will hate me now.
Hey, let me in Greta?
- Hm?
- I miss them.
- I miss them too.
This will be fine.
(soft music)
- Oh, hey, ready?
- [Both] One, two, three.
Family.
- No, I bring it back, octopus, octopus.
- You can't take it back.
- No, I really took it back. - That's not how it works.
That's not how it works.
(Greta laughs)
I just want to know what they are using the handcuffs.
Like, ew.
Oh, oh god.
They might use it on this bed.
- Dirty.
- Ew.
- Oh dirty, oh dirty. - Oh oh.
- There isn't even a headboard,
how are they, where are they.
- Um, I don't know.
It's really uncomfortable now.
- Our parents are weird people.
And we are sleeping parents' bed with their weird sex.
(Hannah laughs)
- Oh, can you sing it for me the song Mom used to sing?
- I don't remember that.
Well I remember that, but I don't know if I know the words.
- OK.
ΓÖ¬ Someone once told me ΓÖ¬
¬¬¬ The world will rule me ¬¬
Γ ¬ I am not the sharpest tool in the warehouse ¬¬¬
Γ¬¬ He looks rather stupid ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ With his finger and thumb ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ In the form of L on the forehead ΓÖ¬
(soft music)
(Bop It growls)
(soft music)
(peaceful music)
- [Ryan] Um hey.
- Hey
- Did you leave today?
- Yes, us.
- Yes, that's fine, it's probably the best.
Listen, I, uh, found this with some of my items.
- Damn, Ryan.
This is Honeycrisp.
This is my grandmother's book.
Here is sitting.
Sit down.
I'm used to reading this every summer we come here and Hannah thinks I'm going crazy.
I've been looking for it all weekend.
I started thinking maybe I made it up.
- I remember the wrong past all the time.
Guess everything.
- Yes but I don't, so I think it's a takeaway here.
Wow Thank you.
Where did you get this?
- Do you believe I went around the lake
during off season,
past the cabins of people,
looking for some lost part of me.
- No, no, no.
But I will give it to you.
- Thank you.
- Well, I'd better go.
But, this is great to see you again.
- Yes, that's interesting.
Oh um, can you give this to your sister.
He will know what that means.
- Of course.
Bye Ryan.
- Goodbye.
(soft music)
- Hey
We're all locked up, let's get out of here.
- [Greta] Sounds good.
Is that a hot dog?
You said there was no meat since 2008.
- [Hannah] Don't judge me now.
I'm really hungry.
- [Greta] There is no rating.
- Prizes from Ryan.
- You know, this place is actually not that bad.
- Yes this place is not as seen.
So, see you later?
- [Hannah] Wednesday.
- Wednesday?
- Wine Wednesday.
- One wine Wednesday.
- One, wine on Wednesday.
- Let's leave here.
(soft music)
- [Hannah] So when we appear,
we may have to bring wine glasses.
- [Greta] Yes we do.
(soft music)
ΓÖ¬ I finally saw dust that I let finish ΓÖ¬
- [Hannah] You uh, have you ever been in a tattoo shop before?
- No I don't have it. - Not?
Oh now you can see where I work.
Guess who's back?
This is my sister, Greta.
- Hi. - Hi, nice to meet you.
- [Greta] Nice to meet you.
- I'm an apprentice under Scott, so um.
- [Greta] Okay.
- This is part of the work if you want to find it.
- This is very big.
Not me,
- We don't need to do anything that big.
- I don't want that one. - We can do something small.
- He does look nervous.
- He's fine. - She is fine?
Is that okay? - Just okay?
- Yes, he is fine.
- Yes I'm a star.
- [Greta] Is that a pig with a harmonica?
- Yes it is.
I like that but it's not for me.
- Not big, maybe this big.
I can't be this big.
- OK.
- What if I already have something that was made for you.
- What is that?
- That's something small.
- This isn't like dick or anything?
- No, I won't go tattoo you.
- OK.
- I've thought about it a lot.
- OK. - I think you will like it.
Are you ready? - Let's go, huh.
- OK, let's go. - Well.
- Hi Adam.
- [Adam] What's wrong?
- [Hannah] That looks good.
- Thank you.
- Does it hurt?
- Of course it hurts, it's a needle.
- But how much is it? - I mean, that,
it will hurt, - on a scale of one to 10?
- to like the first like 30 seconds
then maybe there will be,
You might like the ease of getting into it.
- OK.
- Are you sure you want to do this?
- Is that one needle, right, Yes, I guess, I'm nervous.
But yes, is it only one needle, two needles?
How many needles, is it only one?
- [Hannah] That's a few needles.
- Where is a little a painful place to get it?
- Um okay, maybe something is a little more fleshy.
- Like my shoulder?
- Yes your shoulders will be fine.
- Okay, really like it?
What did I do?
Am I sitting or lying down? - Um yes, you can lie down.
- OK.
How long does it take?
- [Hannah] Um I don't know, maybe, maybe one hour?
- One hour, like one full hour? - Is that too long?
Yes you can't lie here for an hour?
- I think it will happen to be like five minutes.
- Greta, you can't lie here for an hour?
You trust me, right?
- Yes, I believe in you.
- Alright.
Good.
- [Greta] It's better not to check