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Lost Daughter, The (2024)

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Lost Daughter, The (2024)

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[dramatic music]

[dramatic music heightens]

[tranquil music]

[singing] She sells seashells

by the sea shore.

The shells she sells

are seashells I'm sure.

-Lil?

Lily?

[sighs]

Lily!

-Zinnia?

What's going on?

-I looked and looked...

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music heightens]

The flashlight died on me.

I can't see anything

out there.

-How could we think that leaving

them alone was okay?

-Lily's out there.

-What kind of parents are we?

-Important thing is that we...

I'm going back out.

[dramatic music]

-Lily!

-Lily!

-Can anyone help us?

-Honey, I know this is really

hard to understand.

But until help arrives...

We're the ones who have

to find Lily.

It's only us.

We're not gonna stop

until we find her.

Lily!

-Lily!

-Slow down Zinnia.

-Lily!

-Up, up, up, up, up!

-Lily!

-Lily.

-Lily.

-Lily.

-Oh, Lily.

Where were you?

Where were you?

Oh...

Where'd you go?

Where'd you go, huh?

Where'd you go Lily bear?

-I was looking for seashells

for you

and there was this nice woman.

She taught me a song.

Why are you crying?

I was coming right back.

[static over baby monitor]

Stop crying.

Where do you come from?

[static continues]

This is my...

[static continues]

-Please get out of my house!

-Hello?

[piano keys played]

-Sweetie. That one's broken.

-[child fussing]

It's like he knows words.

He just won't use them.

-Kids'll grow how they grow,

you can't rush 'em.

-Was I like Jared

when I was little?

-What do you remember about

our summer on the road?

-The summer that lasted years.

-[laughs]

Not Dad's stories, Lil.

Something that's just yours.

-I remember how the wind felt.

Before it was music.

When did it start?

-You went missing, Lil.

Mom and Dad never

said it was my fault.

Not out loud.

But it was all cause of me.

The more nobody talked about it,

The more it was like it never

happened at all.

-Got it?

-Got it.

Yup.

Except... the way you came back.

Like... wherever you went.

Whatever gave you that music...

It's got you too.

-Home is real far.

We're going to get lost

if we don't go back!

Right now!

-Showing me things.

-I have to say

most of us forgot

that this property

even existed.

-That's our Nancy Drews for ya.

-[laughter]

Lily, the little one, she said

this place sounded like home.

-Hmm. Um, so...

Oh, hey! Hey, hey, hey!

Boxes!

-[laughs]

-It didn't matter how much

everything else changed...

when we went to real school,

and mom stopped calling us

her gumboot girls.

[knocking]

All those nights of good night

knocks on the wall.

[knocks]

Just us.

Your music...

That song you played

over and over.

Like it's hypnotized you.

You're always drifting.

Between our world...

and someplace else.

-I'll be right with you, 'kay?

Come on.

I'll be right back.

Even when you surprised us

and got pregnant with Jared.

[baby crying]

-Wrap his arms around him.

[baby crying]

-I hear that other place in him.

I'm scared, Zinni.

I think it's calling us home.

Where did I go?

You were at

this little island

that you could walk

to at low tide.

But the thing is

when we found you,

you thought you had only

disappeared for a few minutes.

But you'd been gone for days.

Dad said that a different Lily

came back that day.

It's like you'd been touched

by this frost

that kept you from blooming

while the rest of the world

grew up.

-I don't want the frost

to touch Jared too.

Mom will find out

who's calling us.

[indistinct conversations]











[ominous music]

[water trickling sounds]

[ominous music]

-[trees rustling]

-[branches creaking]

-Lily.

[voice echoing]

Lily...

Lily.

You made it.

Oh.

It's not the right time.

-You're hurt.

-You have to promise you won't

tell Jared you saw me.

-How do you know about

my boy?

-You just can't say a word

about me.

Promise.

-But I don't even know

who you are.

-It'll all make sense soon.

Don't be scared.

-Hey!

Come back!

Where'd you go?

[gasps]

Hey! Hey!

Over here! Hey!

Hey! Hey!

[dramatic music intensifies]

-So what's your name?

-I'm Lily.

-Lily. Pleasure to meet you.

My name's Cam.

Man, I can't believe

I found you out here.

Lotta boats don't come

around here for days.

You know you remind me

of a story

that my pappy used

to tell me.

A story about the raven.

How the raven went

to the spirit land

of the salmon people.

And when he was over there

he stole the chief's daughter.

[laughs]

And he brought her over here

and said,

"I'll return you if you promise

"to bring the salmon here

every year."

And you know what?

Every year... the salmon

are here.

It's like my secret spot.

The trees dance with the wind.

Saying, "welcome to the place

of the spirits."

And I show my friends the

monsters I catch... [laughs]

They always wonder

where do you go

and I say, "I go where

the spirits go." [laughs]

Oh, look at that.

Sun break coming up ahead.

Hey Lily. I could take you home

if you wait a few minutes.

-No, I...

I... I'm not from here.

Thank you.

-How are you gonna get home?

-I can take the bus.

-[laughs] Well I think you're

gonna be waiting a long time.

Alright. Well, safe travels.

-Bye Cam.

-You know where to find me.

-Thank you.

[indistinct conversations]

[dramatic music]

[indistinct conversation]

[ominous music]

[truck engine sputtering]

[ominous music intensifies]

[door lock jiggles]

Hello?

[knocking]

[car horn honks]

-Hi.

Uh... can I help you?

-I'm locked out, there's

something wrong with my keys.

-Well... this is 1226.

-Are Bruce and Patty home?

-Bruce doesn't... he doesn't

live here anymore.

-Bruce and Patty

are my parents.

-I'm sorry. I really am.

Inside, Rowan. Soccer's in 20.

-I live here.

My kid's room

is right up there.

-Are you lost?

-Inside means inside.

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[fighting grunts]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[grunts]

[gasps]

[indistinct conversations]



-Hey Joe.

-Yo.

Oh hey.

What can I get started for you?

-Do you have, like, um...

like, a phone I could borrow

for... just for a minute?

-Yes, I do.

You can take all the minutes

you need.

-Thank you.

Okay.

[dialing]

[line ringing]

-[operator] We're sorry.

You have reached a number

that is no longer in service.

[dialing]

[line ringing]

-[clerk] McKittrick Hotel,

good morning.

Good morning.

Hello?

-No luck, huh?

-Can I borrow your phone book?

-Uh, phone book.

Jeez, uh...

-It's been all online

the last few years.

-Is there someone

you're trying to find?

It's a small city,

maybe I know 'em.

-Bruce and Patty Davies.

-Bruce...

No, I'm sorry. I don't.

You all done with this?

-Thanks.

-Yeah, you bet.

-Hey!

It's not my business but Bruce

may not wanna be found.

-Do you know where he is?

-Not for a long time.

Last I heard he moved into

the seniors home by the mall.

If he's moved on, someone there

might no where.

-Thanks, mister.

Hi. Excuse me.

Uh, I'm looking for my dad,

Bruce Davies.

Do any of you know if...

if Bruce Davies lives here?

[Lily humming]

-[weakly] Lily?

Lil. Lily.

-Dad? Okay, do you want your-

Okay, I'm gonna get your air.

-Dad.

-Lily.

-Zinni.

Wait!

-No.

-It's me.

-We're not doing this again.

-[teary] I closed my eyes and

now nothing is like I remember.

It's like the worst dream

except I pinch myself like Mom

taught us and I don't wake up.

I found the island that you told

me about, Zinni.

The one that I disappeared

when we were kids.

The days passed for you

but not for me.

I think it happened again

but this time it was years...

because it was just the other

night that I left.

[sobbing] It was just

the other night.

[sobbing]

-You put down your ice cream

before the photo

and a seagull ate it.

Jared smiled.

Where's my boy, Zinni?

-I'll dig out her trunk.

-Last time you said you...

-Last time it wasn't Lily.

-You're not the first Lily

to come back.

-Is Jared grown now too?

Why won't you tell me

where my boy is?

-He's nobody's boy anymore.

-I wanna see him.

-That's enough history

for one day.

-Where's Mom?

-I'm gonna go wait in the car.

-Well, hold on.

At least let me call it.

-Zinni... where's Mom?

-My mom's dead.

Wait here.

-Come on. Come on.

-I mean, if it is true,

which, it can't be...

shouldn't we be

telling them?

-Who? The police?

The news?

What, and be the town

punchline again?

-I don't want that woman

sleeping in the same house

as our child.

-It's not our decision.

Look, I booked off work tonight,

Dad's staying over too.

-You know you're being conned...

again.

-You're welcome to stay

somewhere else.

-You believe her.

Zin, your sister is dead.

-What if she's not?

-Zinni?

Where's my boy?

Did something bad happen to him?

-Get in.

Hmph.

You can't breathe a word about

Jared outside this car. 'Kay?

Jared didn't start talking

'till real late.

But when he did he would call

Mom, Mom and Dad, Dad.

And we didn't correct him

so it kinda became true.

He was the loneliest little boy

you ever saw.

[crying] He had these...

sorry...

Um...

He had these imaginary visitors

except they were real to him.

Like another layer over top

of reality, one only he saw.

-Who were they?

-He said they were

from other times

but living in the same place

as us.

Some of them were horrible.

This one he called

the hanging man.

He thought someone had k*lled

themself in the house.

And we tried everything...

until he started taking things

that he didn't get

from any doctor.

And then we didn't hear so much

about the visitors anymore

'cause the rest of his troubles

swallowed him.

We kept wondering

when we lost him...

but I don't think he

was ever ours to start.

-Can I see him?

-Just...

One thing at a time.

We should get back.

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

-Zinnia's dad gave up years

of his life to look for Lily.

Don't let him down.

[knocking on wall]

[sobbing]

[knocking on wall]

[sobbing]

[wind howling]

[eerie music]

[plays piano keys slowly]

[hollow sound]

[creaking]

[plays piano keys slowly]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[continues to play keys slowly]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[thud]

-Zinni?

Ollie?

Hello?

[dramatic music intensifies]

-He lives in there?

-It's real hard to understand,

Lil.

We don't have to.

[dramatic music]

[buzzer ringing]

Jared?

Jared, it's Zinnia.

Your sister Lily...

she's come home.

She wants to see you.

Jared?

[door buzzes]

-You're not coming?

-I can't.

Be careful what you say

to him.

[knocking on door]

[door squeaks open]

Hello?

Can I come in?

Jared?

Hello?

Hi.

-Where's Zinnia?

-Zinnia couldn't stay.

-Who are you?

-I'm Lily.

-Lily's dead.

-I just had to go away

for a while.

-You a ghost?

-Zinnia said...

-Zinnia lies.

-She said that people

from a long time ago

come and visit you.

-I'm better now.

-The same people come

and visit me too.

-No they don't.

-I only see them sometimes.

I can't tell anyone else

but I'm scared.

-You lie too.

-You and me...

It's 'cause we're family.

-No, I don't have

a family anymore.

-I'm your family.

Help me understand...

Please.

-No one ever goes away.

Not really.

Everyone who's ever been

in this room is still here.

Echoing.

And echoing.

-Who's here with us now, Jared?

-They don't visit me anymore.

-I think they do.

-Who are you?

Lily died a long time ago.

You're young.

You're not Lily.

Are you one of them?!

Are you from long ago?!

-I don't know.

No...

You... I saw you.

-I knew it!

Why did you come here?

-I'm sorry, I thought that I...

-You're f*cking with me.

-[crying] I didn't mean

to scare you, Jared.

-Don't f*ck with me!

-No.

-I don't see you.

Get out!

Get the f*ck out!

Get out!

Get out!

-Are you okay on your

own tonight?

Work is short staffed

but Ollie's not home,

he's working nights at the dock.

And Rowan's with his grandma

for a few nights.

You're home.

Give it some time

to feel like it.

-That man stole my boy.

-Yeah.

Yeah, I suppose he did.

[furniture moving]

-Zinni?

Ollie?

Who's in there?

[dramatic music]

-Get out of my house!

[dramatic music intensifies]

[knocking]

-Well, we have to find

the original plans,

but it seems pretty solid

to me.

-Too bad, would've made a great

future ex-husband hobble.

-What happened to mom?

-A lot changed real quick

after you left.

-Zinni...

Lil...

You know when you think

back real far,

that sometimes you know how

your mind fills things in?

Things that didn't happen

quite how we thought.

Well the longer

you were missing,

the more you became

something beautiful that me...

and Zinni and your mom

all dreamed together.

Alive in us but that the world

couldn't touch anymore.

How am I doing?

The shadow from that dream,

it got too long for your mom.

Too long and too dark.

And her heart broke in a way

that no time could fix.

You understand?

He was our way of keeping

you close.

Lord, we got all kinda shadows

following us now.

Look, Sarah said she'd see her

without paperwork,

we're booked in tomorrow.

-Shouldn't we start

with a shrink?

-Just give me

'till the weekend

to figure something out

longer term.

-Don't you have extra beds

at work?

-I can't just book my sister

into the hospice.

[phone ringing]

Is that the phone?

-No, you're not...

you're not listening.

You have to stop calling here.

She doesn't have a phone.

We don't know anything

about her. Okay?

It doesn't matter what I think.

I'm not putting her on.

No, no... you don't get

to tell me what to do.

No one wants to talk to you.

-Was that him?

-Did Zinnia take you

to see him?

[phone ringing]

If you encourage his delusions

it will end badly.

[phone ringing]

-Zinnia told me.

-Did she tell you how?

[phone continues to ring]

-Jared?

-You can prove it.

-Prove what?

-Come to the bay ferry at 9:00.

Bring money for it.

-What am I proving?

-But get there right at 9:00

You'll miss it if you're late.

-I'll be there.

-Right at 9:00.

-But what am I proving?

[ferry horn honking]

-[announcement] Welcome aboard.

This is a safety announcement.

Ship personnel are certified to

deal with emergency situations.

Please follow directions

from our officers...

This ship is equipped

with emergency rafts

and life jackets.

For your safety...

-This way.

We're safe on the water.

They can only be here

if they followed us.

You left this.

-Why doesn't anyone talk

to you anymore?

If you see...

then they'll know I'm not crazy.

-Where are we going, Jared?

[Lily humming]

-You hear it too?

I knew it was real.

[indistinct conversations]

-Who are they?

-When are they?

Come on.

[steam whistle blowing]

It's now to them...

same as to us.

Same as always.

There isn't any other time.

People live their whole lives

not knowing the past

is all around them.

He's the one that's been

hunting me.

-Maybe he hears it too.

[intense music]

[grunting]

[heavy breathing]

This way.

-What was that?

-We make time into a straight

line but it's...

it's coming back again

and again.

There's no way out.

[ship's horn honking]

He's been trying to follow me.

-I saw him stab a man.

-On the boardwalk.

Yeah, a long time ago.

He... he wants

to k*ll me too.

-Why can't we see anyone else?

-Mom was the only one

who believed me.

She hoped that I could

see you.

I never could.

Now I've never been able

to see her.

-Who's the hanging man?

[ship's horn honking]

Zinnia told me.

Who is he?

[door creaking]

[nervous breathing]

-Your heart's galloping.

-Sorry.

-I'll let you in

on a little secret.

Even doctors don't like going

to the doctor.

-It's like it's ticking.

-Mmhmm.

Zinnia did mention to do

some blood tests.

[voice muffled]

[heart beating]

Is there anything

you're going through

that might be causing

her concern?

Would you like me to ask her

to join us?

-[nervous breathing]

-Who's that you was talking to?

-Hello?

-Who were you talking to?

-The doctor.

-It's okay to see things.

Sometimes I see things too.

Have you seen the man

with the black tattoos?

Mom says he isn't real.

But I know he is.

Soon I'll be big enough

to fight back.

Mom says fighting in the w*r

turned Dad mean...

but I wish he never came home.

-Who's the man with

the black tattoos?

-All along his arms

like spiderwebs.

He's the real scary one,

not Dad.

'Cause he's a ghost.

You're real pretty.

How old are you?

-Hey.

Hey. What's got you spooked,

boo?

-Wanna see under my eye?

-You can tell me anything.

Time won't take that away.

-[screams]

[buzzer]

[knocking]

[knocking]

[squeals]

It's me, Jared.

It's Lily.

-Get in.

[grunting]

Didn't you see him?!

He followed me home last night!

-I saw him as a boy.

He's scared of ghosts,

same as us.

He's scared of you.

-I'm not a ghost.

What are you doing?

-No one's hunting you, Jared.

-[screams]

I need to go to the bathroom.

I... I didn't know you

were coming.

I would've gone first,

if I knew.

-Okay.

[door shuts]

[suspenseful music]

[door opens]

-It's not finished.

-Who is he?

-I found him when I was a kid.

Hidden.

I never showed anyone,

never looked again.

But growing up I...

I saw him more and more.

-The man from last night?

-You're bleeding.

Are you okay?

Want me to tell you a story?

It's about a place.

Once there was an island

where days didn't exist.

No one got older,

no one died.

This island, it had a call,

heard by everyone who visited.

No matter when they went.

Before or after, didn't matter.

The call sounded like home.

It was home.

-It's not real.

-It was.

It is.

And if you follow the sunset

to where the land runs out...

you can find it too.

The wind will show you the way.

To the rock path at low tide.

The seven steps to the moss

and the pollen

and the tree out of time.

I've been there before.

And if you ask the island,

I'm there now.

There you can be alive

in all times.

He hasn't been there

for a long time, Jared.

-Was that the trip then that...

that Jared won

with the scratchy?

-We won. I chose,

he scratched.

-He who scratcheth thy ticket

doth winneth thy pot.

I just remember that whole visit

he was sitting on my lap

and telling all these stories.

And I'd never seen him

talk before

and this time he was

out of breath,

he had so much to say.

All kid stuff.

But ask Zinni,

that trip he was as happy

as a hound with two tails.

Being out of Rupert

was a good thing.

This place has a way

of getting in his mind...

which can be a hard thing

to stop sometimes.

-He was living with us

and holding down a job.

A good one.

You gotta understand how

my son used to worship Jared.

He was his uncle,

best friend, his hero.

And Jared would tell him

about his visitors.

It became their big secret.

And Rowan, he convinced Jared

that he saw them too.

That they were mean

to him too.

And Jared felt so bad

for bringing them into

Rowan's life that...

He wasn't using then.

'Till the day that he thought

that if he k*lled himself...

the visitors would stop coming.

So he made Rowan look out so

no one would come to the shed.

But when Rowan got a bad feeling

and came back...

he found Jared.

Rowan has these nightmares

where Jared's dead and he wants

revenge for k*lling him.

We had to take him

to the hospital

to prove that Jared was

still alive.

-If you think you know

what Jared's going through...

We couldn't reach him.

Maybe you can.

[ominous music]

[ominous music]

[thudding]

[floorboards creaking]

[nervous breathing]

-Get out of my head.

Get out of my head!

[fighting grunts]

[tapping sounds]

[knocking on window]

-[crying] He broke into my...

that b*stard from

the other night.

He broke in.

He came to my house

and he rushed me and he...

tried to k*ll me!

He's trying to k*ll me, Lily!

-Slow down.

-[crying] He's not gonna stop.

He's not gonna stop.

-It's okay.

-I...

I had nowhere else to go.

-You're bleeding.

Come inside.

Ollie's not home,

it's just us.

It's 'cause it's haunted.

-If there's somewhere

I can go...

that no one's ever been.

I can't see anyone if I'm the

first one in all time. Right?

-We're not meant to live alone.

-Maybe I am.

Are you my real mom?

I guess I had a feeling.

[crying] I don't wanna

see them anymore.

[crying]

They weren't supposed

to touch it.

Zinnia said it was yours.

-It makes the noise quieter.

All the music in your head.

[piano playing]



-That... that island...

Is it real?

-It feels like home.

[playing piano beautifully]





-My song.

-No! No!

[glass breaking]

Get out!

-No, no, no.

I've been looking for that

little b*stard all morning

and now my truck is missing?

Well if she hadn't started

pumping up his fantasies

we'd know where he was and

we wouldn't be here right now.

It's not like this is

the first time, is it?

I swear to God,

if he pawns my truck for more

juice for his arm,

I will strangle that kid.

Forget it. Forget it,

I'll call you from the road.

I'm taking your car!

-What? Hey.

Wait a minute!

Ollie's truck is missing.

It's okay, he's all bark

and no bite.

Hey.

[dramatic music]

-The microfilm reader,

such a beastly thing to move,

so it makes us come to it.

It's library staff only

downstairs but today...

you can be one of us.

-I'd like to see 1920.

-A lot can happen in a year.

Even one that far back.

The microfilms only go back

to the '30s

but our Rupert is a lot

older than that.

Yes, she is.

None of the older stuff

ever got scanned.

But I would start here.

Now...

we close at 3:00 but...

well, you're staff now so take

all the time you need.

-Thank you.

-Be gentle.

You're the keeper

of secrets now.

[mysterious music]

Find anything interesting?

-Oh...

-Sorry dear, I didn't mean

to startle you.

The library's closing.

But don't rush yourself.

I'll be puttering about

a while longer.

-Wait.

Have you ever heard of

a woman named Mary Rose?

She went missing in 1920.

-I haven't heard that name

out loud in a very long time.

-Did they ever find her?

-I don't believe so, Lily.

No.

I don't believe they ever did.

[playing piano keys]

[playing piano beautifully]





[suspenseful music]

-Mary Rose?

It's just us.

I know about the island...

from the painting.

-You're not gonna hurt me?

-Of course not.

I'm Lily.

-What about the angry man?

And the baby?

-That's my boy.

He's just scared.

He knows our island too.

-Not yet.

I wanna go back.

But I can't remember the way.

-You have to follow

the music.

-I try.

But... now it only leads me

to you.

-It led me to you too.

A long time ago.

-Makes time into a dream.

-Do you know what it means?

-I can show you...

if you promise not

to tell anyone.

No one can find me here.

Only you.

-Who is he?

-The island says

it likes visitors.

-Where do they go?

-The island takes them all back.

The island keeps

all its secrets.

-What's in there?

Mary Rose?

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[chilling music]

[gasps]

[chilling music]

[sobbing]

[phone keypad beeping]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

Zinnie!

Zin!

-Incredible.

It's incredible.

It's under our feet all along.

No one's in here, Lil.

I wish you'd tell me

what you saw.

-I found him

when I was a kid.

Hidden.

Never showed anyone,

never looked again.

But growing up I saw him

more and more.

-It's not the right time.

He just wanted to find home.

I told him the way.

-What if it's just a painting,

Lil?



[laughing]

Okay. Well...

I think that's it

for now, Dad.

We got a lotta miles

ahead of us today.

-You're one of life's great

mysteries, little bear.

-Do you think the world's

a scary place, Dad?

-I think it can be...

damn terrifying.

But with the right people

around you...

it's beautiful too.

-We'll all be okay.

You'll see.

When it's the end.

-It's a little tough to see,

Lil.

-That's because it's not

the end.

[Lily humming]

[Lily humming]

Hi.

-Hi.

-What's your name?

-Lily.

-[laughs]

Lily's my name too.

Can I teach you a song?

-Mmhmm.

[humming]

[humming]

[laughing]