[waves crashing]
[gloomy music]
[gentle music]
This is the train to Montauk.
The next station is Southampton.
[music playing]
[beeps]
Hi, Nathan.
It's dad.
I know it's been a while.
It's about the farm.
Call me back.
Nathan, it's me again.
You need to call me back.
I'm scared.
I'm selling our land.
Nathan, this is my last attempt
to reach you and your sister.
There's something
you need to know,
and I don't have much time.
Our family k*lled them,
and they never forgot.
And now, I--
I got to go.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I'm late.
I--
It's fine.
It's fine.
Hey, you look nice.
What?
You do.
Thanks.
Is that--
They put him in a tin?
Yeah.
OK, well, why not an urn?
Well, you have to buy an urn.
OK, well, I would have
given you money for it if--
You weren't there.
So--
OK.
I'm sorry.
Um, the lawyer called me.
He said that he can
meet us tomorrow
because he knows
today was a lot.
No, no, I'd really like
to get this done today.
OK, well, I need to finish
up some things at work.
So I'll meet you there.
[music playing]
Yeah, it was OK.
I mean, I picked a place.
It's just--
Hey, I'm really
sorry about your dad.
We loved working for him.
Thank you.
Yeah, Alice has been
managing the farm
with her sister, Scarlett,
for the past few years.
It's strange that he
never mentioned you.
Yeah, I guess that's just how
he was given he didn't really
mention you either.
The lawyer called me.
He said he can't make it today.
I need to get back to work.
It's nice talking, Mirra.
Well, did he say why?
[birds chirping]
We never forgot.
[gloomy music]
Morning.
I thought maybe we could
start going through his stuff
today, cleaning stuff out.
Is that who I think it is?
No way.
No f*cking way.
Yo, Nate.
Nate, pull over.
(SHOUTING).
The f*ck [inaudible].
What the f*ck are you doing?
What the f*ck's up?
Oh my god.
[laughs]
Holy sh*t.
What are you doing?
[? shut up, ?]
man, get over here.
[inaudible] off
the f*cking road.
You're f*cking fine, man.
You're fine.
Look at you.
Look at what.
f*cking heart att*ck.
It's been what?
Since high school?
sh*t, man.
sh*t.
Dude, it's good to see you.
It's good to see you.
What's up?
What's up, man?
Nothing.
How are you?
How are you doing?
Oh, yeah, I'm just working
for my dad and sh*t.
It's fine.
We have boring and f*ck.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, whatever, but like--
oh, sh*t.
Wait, did-- your dad just
k*lled himself, didn't he?
Yeah.
Oh, sh*t.
Yeah.
Yeah, that sucks, bro.
That sucks.
That sucks.
Thanks.
How did he-- how did he do it?
He drowned.
He drowned.
I thought-- oh, OK, I thought
you said he k*lled himself.
He drow-- he--
I did say that.
He drowned?
No, he k*lled himself.
Yeah, drowning.
f*ck.
f*ck, man.
That's heavy.
That's heavy, man.
Your dad was the man, you know?
He was a cool guy.
Pretty cool guy.
Yeah, he was nice.
Yeah, so-- so I guess that
means your sister's around.
No, no.
Yes, she is.
Not a f*cking chance.
What?
What?
You f*cking dreaming.
[inaudible]
All right, all right, all right.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right,
so look, I'm-- look, hey,
I'm having a little party later.
You should come by.
You should bring your sister.
Yeah, come on.
Come on.
Come on.
All right, it's in
my mom's basement.
You know exactly where that is.
I do know.
You remember where that is.
Yeah, so I'm going to see you
both there later, all right?
You will see me later maybe.
I will see you both there later.
You will never see my sister
again in your f*cking life.
Take a cold shower
with soap maybe.
You smell like dog sh*t.
[gloomy music]
You leaving?
Oh, hey, yeah, no, I was
looking for somebody,
but I don't think they're here.
So--
Don't feel like a party, huh?
Yeah, something like that.
I get it.
It's the same people sitting
in a cloud of smoke talking
about the good old days, right?
Do you want one?
I don't bite.
Yeah, all right.
Want a beer?
No, thanks.
I'm good.
Thank you.
So--
What?
I feel like we got
off to a bad start.
Well, I'm sorry.
What was your name again?
Alice.
Alice.
That's right.
I'm Nathan.
I know.
I didn't forget.
Names aren't really
my thing, I guess.
So you grew up out here?
Kinda.
It's weird.
I don't remember you.
You look kind of familiar, but--
Well, I didn't go to high
school with you guys.
I was home schooled so--
What was that like?
Do you care?
Not really, no.
It was fine, boring, lonely.
I had my sister, though,
which was fine, I guess.
She works on the farm
with your dad too.
Worked.
He's dead.
I know.
I mean, I'm fine.
I'm fine.
I'm just saying.
OK, well, we're
working our asses off
for you guys every day still.
So--
I know.
Right.
I'm being a d*ck.
I'm sorry.
I don't know why.
I'm sorry.
You're fine.
What?
So you guys are similar.
Who?
You and your dad.
Yeah, OK.
Thanks, I'm going to go,
and thanks for the smoke.
[gloomy music]
You know what I was thinking?
I was thinking about
going to Montauk.
I might go today, I mean.
Cool, with who's car?
With you, obviously.
I can't.
I'm working.
But it's the weekend.
Yeah, yeah, it is the weekend.
Yeah, we could go.
We could stack rocks
like when we were kids.
I can't.
I'm sorry.
OK, yeah, I want to go.
I don't-- I'd really
love it if you came.
Hey, I'll drive.
What?
You're there.
[music playing]
God, do you remember how
long this drive home--
You slept the whole way here.
It's only because I
couldn't sleep last night.
Why not?
I don't know.
I keep seeing him drowning.
Yeah, that's-- it's
probably normal.
It's just this place.
It's just-- it's not--
it's OK to get sad, OK?
You know, mourn.
Do what you got
to do, but don't--
don't do that, OK?
I feel so guilty, you know?
I can't shake it.
Guilt does nothing to help you.
I mean, don't you?
Do I what?
Do I feel guilty?
Yeah.
No, why would I?
I don't know.
The land, it's been
with our family
for so long, generations.
Yeah, exactly.
That's too long.
What?
Are you going to farm it?
Let's just take the money,
and get you on your feet fine.
I'm good.
I'm good.
No, I mean, financially.
We sell this place,
and we will be set.
I don't care about money.
Well, then can you
stop borrowing from me.
[music playing]
Nathan.
Nathan.
Nathan, get up.
Nathan.
I'm up, sorry.
Oh, you got to
jump in the water.
It's still warm.
I got to get back
and work more so--
Why don't you come over
for dinner tonight?
We're having fish.
I would love to, but I--
You have to come.
Because Scar, she
caught it yesterday.
Wait, she caught it?
Yeah, yeah she's, a
fisherman-- woman.
Fisherwoman?
I don't know.
I don't know.
But anyway, it's going to
be fresh and delicious,
and we're going
to pick vegetables
from the fields, your fields.
Um, I--
Come at :, OK?
:, OK?
Hey, Mirra.
Hi.
Hi, Greg.
Long time, huh?
Yeah.
You look good.
You know, for a [inaudible].
So what's up?
Is Nathan here?
Yeah, I-- I don't know if--
I can get him if you just
want to wait for a second.
Yeah, I'll wait.
OK.
Get up here.
What are you doing here?
Come on.
Hi, hi.
Good to see you, buddy.
Kind of bitchy, right?
OK.
Let's go out tonight.
No, I can't.
Why?
Because I can't.
Come on, man.
Come on, we got to
go catch up at least.
I mean, like, we
should catch up.
I mean, we haven't
chilled at all.
You didn't even
come to my party.
I was at your party.
Wait, you got a--
you got a lighter?
Yeah.
Thanks, man.
You know, I grow now too.
Oh, sh*t, dude.
I forgot to tell you.
I f*cked this girl from
HB the other night.
You should have seen
the f*cking tits on her.
Hey, butter face, of course.
Well, OK, well, look at yours.
f*ck you.
You got anything to drink
around here, by the way?
No, man, we're empty.
You know, your dad and I used
to chill at the corner bar
all the time.
Really?
Yeah, I'm going to come back.
I'm sure you will.
I'm coming back.
Yeah, I'm sure you will.
Tell your sister she's a--
tell her to lighten up a bit.
And for when you
actually feel like it--
Hey.
Mirra, hey, you came.
Yeah, thank you for inviting me.
Of course, come over here.
Scarlett, Mirra.
Mirra, Scarlett.
[music playing]
We were just doing a
tarot card reading.
We do it every week.
It's like therapy.
Have you ever done it?
No.
Oh my God, you would love it.
Yeah, yeah, I don't really
believe and that kind of stuff.
It's really good for you.
Yeah, you should try it.
It's OK.
After dinner maybe.
Yeah, yeah, maybe.
Yeah, come on.
This looks really, really good.
Oh my God.
Wow, I heard you
caught the fish.
[music playing]
(WHISTLES).
Hello.
Hey.
Hey.
What are you doing here?
You know, I'm just
working, sweaty, dirty.
What are you doing?
Just walking.
Yeah, are you free right now?
Do you want to go for a ride?
Where?
Just around the fields.
You know, I can
show you some stuff.
I grew up here so--
I know.
I'm OK.
Come on, you should get to
know it before you let it go.
I do know it.
You sure?
You know what?
Yeah, yeah, let's go.
Yeah, I want to go.
You OK?
Yeah, I'm fine.
I want to go.
OK.
Show me.
OK, let's go.
OK.
[music playing]
You're fine?
Yeah, I'm really, really
happy I came out here.
You know, it was a group
of women from Massachusetts
who first settled this land.
Really?
Yeah, it was women
before your family.
They owned it.
Do you want to do bonfire later?
Yeah, yeah, definitely.
Awesome.
That'll be awesome.
[music playing]
So how's life in the city?
It's busy.
Do you like to be busy?
I like the structure.
What kind of structure?
Probably financial.
So money?
You like money.
Oh, I wouldn't say I like money,
but I appreciate its value.
Have you ever tried to
swim naked in the ocean?
What?
I don't know.
Have you?
[phone ringing]
Hi, you've reached Mirra.
I can't come to the phone
right now but please leave--
[music playing]
[knocking on door]
Well, look who it is.
I knew you'd come.
I knew it.
I f*cking knew it.
I knew it.
Get in here.
Get in here.
Man, come in.
You ever try LSD?
No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, I don't do that.
Do what?
dr*gs.
You know when you swim in the
ocean, the sounds get muffled.
The colors brighten.
You feel like you
belong somewhere.
It's like that.
It's like dreaming in real life.
I mean, there's only
a little on these.
So you just suck on them for
a little bit and feel lighter.
No pressure.
No pressure.
Let's go, buddy.
All right.
All right, all right, all right.
One for you, and one for me.
All right, cheers.
f*ck, oh, it's good.
Dude, it's just a
f*cking sh*t, you p*ssy.
Sugar.
[music playing]
This is great.
You like it?
This is really, really great.
Good.
Why do I always feel this way?
It's not your fault.
It's because I hate myself.
Yeah.
I hate who I am.
Who are you?
Skin, my body.
That's not you.
I'm scared.
Scared of being alone.
You're not.
But I-- I am scared
of being alone.
Yeah.
To not have anyone
to take care of.
Yeah.
Or to take care of me.
Yeah.
I'm alone.
No, you're not.
I'm alone.
No, you're not.
Yes, I-- I don't
want to be alone.
You're not alone.
You're here with us.
It's OK.
I don't want to be alone.
It's OK.
If you have one
thing to care about--
it's all you need.
Shh, it's OK, just breathe, OK?
[gloomy music]
Breathe.
Breathe.
Breathe.
Breathe.
Breathe.
Breathe.
Breathe.
Nathan, Nathan, get up.
Nathan.
Nathan?
Hey, babe.
What's up?
I didn't know who
else to talk to.
What about your brother?
I can't talk to him.
He's an addict.
He has struggled with dr*gs for
a long time, since he was .
All different kinds, and
God, it made me hate him.
But it's just-- it's
not his fault, right?
It's a disease,
and I've just been
trying to get him clean for
as long as I can remember.
And it's just--
God, I'm exhausted.
No, I'm--
[music playing]
Mirra, what the f*ck?
I need-- I need to
talk to you, OK?
No, no, in person.
Well, where on the farm?
[music playing]
sh*t.
Hey.
I didn't mean--
Wait.
I'm sorry.
Nathan, sorry for what?
Never mind.
Wait.
What?
Where you been?
Why?
I've been looking for you.
Why have you been
looking for me?
I want to show you something.
Come on.
Show me what?
Come on.
[music playing]
(COUGHS).
What's up, man?
Can I come in?
Come forth, young man.
Oh, sh*t.
So-- so you don't
remember anything, really?
No.
Nothing at all?
No.
No.
Holy sh*t, dude.
I get it.
Go hard, man.
It's fine.
Do you have any whiskey?
Whiskey?
Well, yes.
Next to you.
I missed you though.
Yeah, so you were saying
something about my dad
and what he used to
talk to you by the bar.
Did he-- what did he say?
Did he mention-- did
he ever mention that--
the hot redhead from the farm,
the tall bitch and her sister.
We talked about
those dykes, man.
I don't f*cking remember, OK?
We--
Jesus, you were gone.
So are you into
conspiracy theories?
No, why?
You just kept talking about
going back to the land,
and you know, f*cking
visions and sh*t.
Well, visions?
Visions or nightmares?
Dude, your dad would get
like religiously f*cked up.
I'd have to f*cking carry
him home level f*cked up.
Come to think of it, you
kind of owe me for that.
So, yeah, let me
f*ck your sister.
Very funny.
f*ck off, please.
What did he say about--
what did he say
about the visions?
What did he say
about the visions?
sh*t about your
family or something.
Yeah?
Yeah, man.
Can you just spit it the
f*ck out please, Greg.
God damn.
Listen, all I know is that
your dad's dad's dad did
some shady sh*t, and as
for conspiracy theories,
the land is cursed.
What do you mean cursed?
Cursed how?
Cursed how?
Who gives a sh*t?
They never forgot.
[music playing]
He always used to
say that sh*t to me.
They never forgot.
They never forgot.
It's kind of weird
when I think about it.
They never forgot.
Nathan, they never forgot.
[music playing]
Mirra, can we talk?
I think we should
leave tomorrow.
Hey, you know, we have
a complicated past--
No, no, no, it's
not-- it's not that.
It's not-- I'm not getting a
very good vibe off the farm
workers.
The farm workers?
What about her?
I don't trust her.
Why not?
I think you know.
No, no, I don't.
Well, did you know that--
did you know that their
ancestors owned the land way
back in the s before us?
Yes, yes, I do.
You don't think that's a little
creepy or a little weird?
Do you hear yourself right now?
They clearly want
something from us.
They want something
from us, and Greg--
Greg also--
Greg, Greg, Greg.
Wow, Greg?
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter actually, but
they f*cked with dad's head.
They f*cked with
dad's head, and I
think they might
have had something
to do with dad's
death, and I'm not--
I'm not--
You mean dad's su1c1de.
Dad-- dad-- you
said dad's death.
Dad committed su1c1de.
He k*lled himself.
Yeah, yeah, I know, I
know, I know, I know.
OK.
OK, OK.
Nate, Nathan, what's that?
What's that?
That's not mine.
It's not yours.
It's not mine.
It's not-- I didn't
f*cking touch that.
You just threw that at me.
I f*cking-- I
haven't touched that.
I didn't touch that.
What's funny?
What's funny?
Why are you laughing?
Honestly, because,
Nate, why the hell not?
You don't think this is funny?
This is funny.
You just hold the phone on your
little, mini, f*cking break
down.
My mini breakdown?
Yes.
OK.
Yes, your mini break down.
You know what?
f*ck you, OK?
You're not listening to me.
You're not listening to me.
I'm not selling the farm.
What?
I'm going to keep this farm,
and I'm going to farm it.
I already spoke to a lawyer.
How?
No, well, you can't.
You can't.
Yes, I can.
You want to know why?
Because dad left me in
charge of the trust.
What is that-- what
are you saying?
What does that mean?
What are you saying?
What are you saying--
It means that I get to do
whatever I want with it.
I can farm it.
I can keep it, or
I could sell it.
You can't do that.
You know what, Nate?
You know what?
I will pay your rent.
I will pay your rent
for your half, OK?
I will do that, OK?
[music playing]
(SHOUTS).
Nathan, Nathan.
[inaudible]
Where are you?
Stop it.
[inaudible whispering]
[music playing]
Oh, thank God.
Hey, we got to go.
Where are we going?
Just get your sh*t, please.
Now, now.
Get your sh*t.
I have a meeting with
the lawyer tomorrow.
I don't care about
the lawyer, man.
I don't care.
They're in my f*cking head.
They're in my head.
They want something from me,
and I don't know what it is.
They f*cked with dad.
They f*cked with dad.
Now, they're f*cking with me.
Dad knew.
Dad knew.
This is dad's.
Look, look, look,
and Greg new too.
Greg new too.
You don't think it's
f*cking weird, Mirra.
He does all this
sh*t now he's gone.
f*cking the revenge,
the revenge on us Mirra.
Our family, our family, our
family slaughtered them.
Their whole-- their whole coven
or some sh*t that I don't know.
I don't know.
They want something.
I think they're doing
something to you too.
I think they're doing
something to you.
You'd be their third piece
or something like that.
Like a triangle.
Yes, like a triangle.
Look, look, I know it sounds
crazy, but look, look, look.
They put it they
put it on me too.
They put it-- what the f*ck?
Hey, you OK, Nate?
You don't look so good.
Shut the f*ck up.
Nathan, it's OK.
Hi.
Who the f*ck are you?
This is my sister.
You met.
I don't know you.
I know what you're doing.
Nathan, stop it.
Are you in her head too?
Don't worry, OK?
Don't worry about what, bitch?
Stop it.
Don't worry about what?
Mirra, don't worry about what?
I know, I know, I--
I f*cked--
Nathan, stop it.
I know--
Stop it, Nathan.
Please, please.
I'm your brother, please.
I think we should go.
What the f*ck did you just say?
What the f*ck did you just say?
I said I think we should go.
Shut the f*ck up, you c**t.
I know what you are.
I-- I know.
[music playing]
Mirra, Mirra, Mirra, Mirra.
I'm here.
Where is she?
It's me, Nate.
No, no, you're not Mirra.
It's OK.
What did you do to her?
What did you do with her?
What did you do with her?
It's going to be OK.
I've got to end it.
What?
You made me!
Nathan.
No, stop.
Stop it.
Stop it.
You're all the same.
You tied us up.
You b*rned us.
You drowned us.
No, I didn't.
I didn't.
You lost control.
Where's Mirra?
Where's Mirra?
I'm sorry.
Never forgot.
Mirra.
Mirra.
We never forgot.
We never forgot.
We never forgot.
Stop it!
Please, shut up!
Shut up!
We never forgot.
We never forgot.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
No, please, shut up.
Mirra.
We never forgot.
(GRUNTING).
Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
No, no, no, no, no.
No, please.
Get up.
[music playing]
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