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Ariella (2025)

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Ariella (2025)

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-[gentle music]

-[film reeling]

[camera clicks]

-[phone ringing]

-[calm music]

[calm music continues]

-[radio fizzling]

-[buttons clacking]

-[gentle dramatic music]

-[Ariella panting]

[siren wailing]

[gentle dramatic

music continues]

[Leandra] My name is Leandra.

[reporter] Where are you from?

I'm from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

[reporter] And what

brought you to England

in the first place?

My boyfriend.

I just came here to be with him.

[reporter] And he

knows what you do?

[chuckles] Yes, yes, he does.

[reporter] He's okay with that?

Yeah, he's not--

He's not jealous.

It's just-- It's a side thing I

think like, for me to settle.

Um it really helps me to

get money to study.

[reporter] What does he do?

He--

He's a businessman.

[door rattling]

I just really came here

because I fell in love

and it wasn't like I

was happy where I was.

So, no, it wasn't my

dream to live abroad,

but now I like it.

-[door rattles]

-dramatic music]

[camera beeping]

[man] Whenever

you are ready,

just start with your

name, and your age,

and where you come from.

[Ariella] My name is Ariella

Philippa Sousa de Silva.

I am 20 years old,

and I was born in

Sao Paolo, Brazil.

[gentle music]

People in London always ask me,

"What was it like

growing up in a favela?

Was it as bad as

it in the movies?"

[Ariella's dad

speaking Portuguese]

-[young Ariella giggling]

-[gentle music]

[Ariella] The answer is "no".

[Ariella's dad

speaking Portuguese]

[young Ariella giggling]

[g*nf*re popping]

-[g*n firing]

-[siren wailing]

[Ariella] It was worse.

[melancholy music]

[melancholy music continues]

[horn honks]

[siren wailing]

[engine roars]

[people chattering]

I was not meant to have a shift

at the restaurant that day.

[horn honking]

I had done like 10

hours of cleaning.

-[train rattling]

-[lively music]

[lively music continues]

And I was a carer

for the elderly.

[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

[lively music continues]

[Sheila indistinctly

speaking Portuguese]

[lively music continues]

[Ariella indistinctly

speaking Portuguese]

[lively music continues]

And I was studying business.

[lively music continues]

[engines roaring]

[siren wailing]

[phone vibrating]

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

[Pedro speaking Portuguese]

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

[Mama humming]

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella] I guess I was greedy,

-[lips smacking]

maybe because I'd made

enough rent for the month

and got enough food,

but I just--

Something felt

right for me to go.

[baby crying]

[train rattling]

[Ben] That's exactly what I want

to do. Exactly. Exactly that.

I wanna bring what

we've done in Soho

and I wanna create it here

in the middle of Sao Paolo.

In this chaos,

-[cousin speaking Portuguese]

-I wanna bring the essence

of what we've done in London

and have you guys help us

to set it up and launch it.

But yeah, I know, um--

[patrons chattering]

Um, but I just wanna say thank

you very much for your time.

When I get back to the UK--

-[Ariella] And there he was.

-[gentle music]

I'm gonna get the check,

but it was a pleasure.

Thank you.

[Ariella] This guy,

this beautiful... guy.

He was bright and...

so different.

-[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-Hey, do uh, you speak English?

-Yes.

-[Ben] You do?

-Uh, I'm Ben.

-Ariella.

-That's a beautiful name.

-Thank you.

[Ariella]

We just-- We just hit it off.

I don't think so, no [giggles].

-I should probably pay, right?

-[Ariella giggles]

Sorry, there you go.

-Oh, sorry.

-Oh, sorry.

It's all right. [giggles]

-[card reader beeps]

-Thank you.

Thanks. So, uh--

So, I guess that's it.

-That's it, I guess.

-[Ariella giggles]

[Ariella]

Yeah, great, thank you.

In another life then, right?

[chuckles] Mm.

-Bye.

-[gentle music continues]

I dunno, you're probably

gonna think I'm crazy,

and this is a little bit mad,

but I have an hour and

a half till my flight,

so I have some time.

You don't understand

the word I'm saying?

-[Ariella] No, yes, yes.

-[Ben] You do?

It's okay, yeah.

[Ben]

I'm not speaking too quickly?

-No.

-Okay, um,

I don't know whether you have

time just to take a break

and sit and have

a coffee with me.

[Ariella]

I don't know, I just got here.

[cousin speaking Portuguese]

-He's saying "yes"?

-[Ariella] Yeah.

-Yes?

-Yeah, okay.

-[Ben] You can, yeah?

-Yeah.

Okay, cool.

Eh no, we are thinking about

setting up one of the businesses

that we have because we have

these clubs and lounges.

So originally, my

great uncle started it

and then he kind of

raised me actually.

Um, and then, yeah, I've just

started working with him,

-and um--

-You're like the owner?

[Ben] Uh, I'm gonna be one day.

Yeah, he's, he's--

It's his business,

but I'm kind of running

it, I would say.

What about you?

What about your life, your

family, your mom and dad,

where are they?

-[Ariella] I live with my mama.

-Okay, and your dad?

Uh, he died, so it's

just me and my mama.

-I'm sorry.

-[Ariella] Sorry, I don't know.

I lost my dad as well.

-[Ariella] Oh, yeah?

-Yeah.

[Ariella] He had

lost his father too,

so we really understood

each other, you know,

felt like we connected.

You ever feel like you just

kinds know somebody

without knowing

anything about them?

[Ariella] Mm.

-You know what I'm trying to say

-[Ariella] Yeah.

[Ariella] When his eyes were

looking in mine,

it felt like I could feel my

father's hand on my shoulder.

[Ben] You've never been, right?

-[Ariella] Nope.

- Like,

[Ben] Do you want to?

[Ariella] even that was

okay because it led to this.

'Cause I met you 20 minutes ago,

but I would love

to see you again.

[Ariella] It's like he made a

deal with someone up there.

Yeah.

[Ariella]

We did long distance for a bit.

He arranged like for us to play

games online and things, and--

[Ben] This is what happens every

time. You don't trust me?

[Ariella] Yeah, we used to talk

like whenever we could.

-[Ariella] Which one?

- The best please.

-[Ariella chuckling] Okay.

-[Ben and Ariella chuckle]

- Very nice.

-[Ariella] Happy.

I'm happy, oh, I miss you.

[Ariella] I miss you.

[Ariella]

He even met my mama like that.

[door creaks]

[Mama] Hi, Ben!

Mrs. Sousa, ola.

How are you?

[Mama] Hi, ola , I'm good, good.

[Ariella] Finally, finally,

once more, I was complete.

[uplifting music]

You are the one that I need

You are the one that I want

You are the one that I need

[Ariella] So I came to London.

You are the one

that I'm looking for

You are the one

You are the one

[mid tempo mellow music]

[vehicles whooshing]

["Mama Says No"

by Michael Garsin]

[mid tempo mellow

music continues]

Papa said yes

Mama said no

Well mama won't you come

down to my show and dance

Mm just dance

Mama come down and

see my show tonight

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

[Ariella] Uh-huh.

[Mama speaking Portuguese]

Okay.

-[Mama speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-[Mama speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella] Si. Si.

-[Mama speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella] Mm hm.

-[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-[Mama speaking Portuguese]

[door clattering]

[Ariella squealing]

-I missed you.

-[Ben murmuring indistinctly]

-I missed you so much!

[both humming]

How was it?

-[lips smacking]

-It was good?

How was it?

-[Ben] It was good.

-[Ariella] Was it amazing?

Yeah, these are for you.

Oh! Wow, they're gorgeous.

-[Ben moaning]

-[lips smacking]

-This music.

-You like it?

Yeah, this is like you and me.

It is.

-Wanna do a spin?

-No, no.

-[Ariella] No.

-You do a spin for me.

-[Ben] You do a spin for me.

-[Ariella giggles]

[lips smacking]

I love it.

[Ariella] Yeah, I was thinking

it would be good for the club.

You know, like with the lights

on, I think it would work.

You think so?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

I was also hoping maybe

I can see the club soon,

get an idea for

the business plan...?

I wanna start planning.

Baby, he's not dead yet.

[Ariella] Oh, Benny!

I just mean we can't

start anything yet, okay?

You have to just dream it

first, baby, all right?

Let that beautiful mind drift

off into its magic space.

[Ariella chuckling]

That's the most important

part, babe, the intention.

You leave the rest to me, okay?

Okay.

-[lips smooching]

-[Ariella humming]

[Ben exhales]

What's wrong?

Baby?

-[Ben] Nothing.

-[Ariella] Baby!

[Ben chuckles]

-The mess, Ariella.

-I tidied.

Look, you've been living here

for three months now, okay?

It's not holiday.

When I go away for a

business trip and I come back,

it stresses me out when

there's mess everywhere.

We spoke about it.

And you didn't say "thank

you" for your flowers either.

I'm sorry. I love them.

Thank you, thank you.

I love them.

[Ben] No, I'm sorry, I'm

being ridiculous.

You're not being ridiculous.

You're not being ridiculous.

Your hands are so cold.

[gentle music]

-[lips smacking]

-[gentle music continues]

[gentle music continues]

I missed you so much.

[Ben] Yeah. Show me.

[Ariella] Yeah, I will.

-Show me.

-[gentle music continues]

Show me.

-Come show me.

-[gentle music continues]

Yeah, oh f*ck,

that's it, that's it.

[Ben breathing heavily]

[doorbell buzzes]

[Ben chuckles]

Let's see who that is.

Ariella, see who that is.

[Ben and Ariella chuckling]

-[Ariella] It's an old man.

-What?

-[Ariella] It's an old man.

-Did he see you?

[Ariella] Yeah, I think so.

He looks nice.

f*ck, f*ck.

Okay.

[door slams]

[distant siren wailing]

[footsteps clacking]

[door slams]

-Who is that?

-[Ben] It's my uncle.

[Ariella] Uncle Maxie.

[Ben] Guess we're hosting

Friday night dinner.

Ariella, I need to go

out and get food, okay?

Ariella, I need you to

set up in here, okay?

The table and the chairs,

everything, just like

I showed you, okay?

-Ariella?

-Yeah.

-[Ben] Immaculate, okay?

-[Ariella] Yeah.

Immaculate.

-Okay, I love you.

-All right.

[door slams]

[Ariella] Uncle Maxie? Ben had

told me all about Uncle Maxie.

Bring the car

round to the front.

-Yeah.

-Lovely.

Oh, my darling, how are you?

-[Ben] Chivas?

-Chivas.

Those stairs! I should have

sold this place years ago.

-You own this place?

-[Ben] Yeah, he's the landlord.

He's the lord of Soho.

[Ariella] Wow.

My family got off the

boat with nothing.

[Ronnie] You know, he opened the

first adult entertainment club

in the world ever.

Before him, the girls

were on the street.

There's not a town or

a city in this world

where this man hasn't

made an impact on it.

Salt of the earth he is,

and like a father to me.

Took me from the streets and

made me the man I am today.

We owe him everything,

don't we, Ben?

So Ariella, what about you?

[Ariella]

I've studied business for a bit,

so I hope I can help with

the club and stay in London.

[tense music]

-[Ben] Let's eat.

-[Ariella] Looks really good.

So I get a phone call at

three o'clock in the morning.

The girls are stuck

in this hotel.

They've got no money.

And who do they call?

-Maxie to go and rescue.

-[Ariella laughing]

So I have to drive

down to the hotel,

pay the phone bill

and pick 'em all up.

[Ariella chuckles] I love it.

[cup clanking]

-[glasses clink]

-[dishes clank]

[Ben sighing]

[Maxie coughing]

Baby, it's fine.

Go and talk, enjoy

yourself, it's fine.

[Maxie coughing]

Oh, before you go,

grab your passport,

we need it so we

can do the visa.

[Ronnie] Maxie, I'll pick

you up 10 o'clock

-[Maxie coughing]

-for your treatment.

We won't be late again,

otherwise Deborah

will have my ba*ls.

-Night Ariella!

-[Ariella] Night, Ronnie!

-Hey.

-[Ariella] Hey. Mm.

Lovely seeing you.

[Ronnie] Yeah, listen, you

ever need anything,

just gimme a call, all right?

Anything, don't worry about it.

I know it can get crazy

down here in London.

-Believe me, I know.

-[Arielle chuckles]

-Thank you Ronnie.

-All right?

-[Ariella] Okay.

-Take care.

-[Ariella] Goodnight.

-[Ronnie] Goodnight.

-[Ariella] Bye.

-[door clanks shut]

[dishes clanking]

[Ariella] Ben said I could

work for Uncle Maxie.

He said he could

sponsor my visa,

and I wanted to make

a good impression.

The love of a woman is the

greatest gift in the universe.

I should know, I've

made a fortune of it.

[Ariella] Which I did.

[Maxie]

See you in my office on Monday.

And remember, the best

way to learn the business

is from the ground up.

Books don't teach you

nothing but to read.

[Ariella chuckles]

Thank you Maxie for

the opportunity.

-I really mean it.

-Oh, good girl.

-Oh, you're gorgeous.

-[Ariella chuckling]

[Ariella] You too!

See you Monday.

[Maxie] Mm-hm.

[door creaks]

[door clatters shut]

[bottle lid squeaking]

I'll be sleeping over.

[tense music]

[Ariella] [crying]

I don't love him.

[Ben] Do you think I'm gonna

feel differently about you?

I am not gonna feel

differently about you.

I will never feel

differently about you.

This is just what he wants.

He's an old man.

I don't care.

He wants everything.

He wants everything that I have,

and you are the only thing that

I have that means anything.

That's why he wants

it. That's all it is.

I need you to do this for me.

I know that you don't want to,

but I need you to

do this for me.

And it would just be once.

It would just be once.

And then we'll never speak

about it again, I promise you.

[Ariella exhaling]

And I will not look

at you differently.

I will never look

at you differently.

[melancholy music]

-Please, please, please.

-[Ariella crying]

[Maxie coughing]

No.

[Ben] Hey, you're so brave.

You're so brave.

You're stronger than me, okay?

[Ariella continues sobbing]

It's just you and me,

that's all I think about.

That's all there is.

Yeah, that's all there is.

[melancholy music continues]

[door creaks]

[melancholy music continues]

[door creaks shut]

-[vehicles whooshing]

-[horns honking]

[footsteps thudding]

[door creaks shut]

[lips smacking]

[Ben] Sit on the bed please.

Don't make me ask things twice.

I need a photo for your visa.

-Oh, you look sexy baby.

-[camera clicks]

-Love those eyes.

-[Ariella chuckles]

Show me that tongue.

Great.

-[Ariella] What's this dress?

-[Ben] It's for work later.

-[Ariella] What am I doing?

-[keys jingle]

-Ben?

-[door creaks shut and locks]

-Ben!

-[lock rattling]

-Ben!

-[knocking on door]

-[knocking on window]

-Ben!

Ben, the door's locked!

[siren wailing]

[intense siren]

[police speaking Portuguese]

[g*ns popping]

[Ariella's dad

yelling in Portuguese]

[g*ns popping]

[police speaking Portuguese]

[Ariella's dad

speaking Portuguese]

[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-[g*ns popping]

-[sirens wailing]

[tense music]

[car doors thudding]

-What am I gonna do?

-[tense music]

I just need you to be yourself.

[Solly] Well Mom, if you don't

like the doctor, don't go.

But I dunno what I'm

gonna do with those.

It's this one isn't it?

[doorbell chimes]

[phone chimes]

[people chattering]

Thank you.

Hi! Hey, come on in!

-[indistinct chatter]

-Fine. Nice, come have a seat.

-I'm Gerald.

-Ariella.

Lovely to meet you.

Thank you.

And I'm Sarah, his wife.

I'm no good at these games,

and I'm no good at this game.

-You wanna have a go?

-[Sarah] Timer up, timer up.

-[Gerald] Oh, good.

-[Sarah] Oh! Your turn!

Whose turn is it?

[Gerald]

Pass the bowl over to Rebecca.

She's great at this game.

So what she's gonna

do, she's got a word.

-She's gonna describe it.

-[Sarah] Timer.

You've gotta guess what it is

without her saying the word.

Go, go, go.

Okay, so hens lay them.

Chickens lay them.

-Eggs!

-Eggs!

-Eggs!

-Easy.

Okay, the most watched

sport and most played sport

-in the world.

-[Ariella] Soccer.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Yes, shots.

-Shots, shots, shots!

This is round two.

So this is round two.

So by the timer, and you

have to sort of, yeah,

you have to act it this time,

but still don't

say the word, yeah?

-Elephant.

-Yes.

[Rebecca] Oh, that's good!

[Sarah] Shot, shot, shot,

shot, shot, shot, shot!

Quick, quick,

quick, quick, quick!

Okay, um--

[Sarah]

If you don't know it, leave it.

If you don't know it,

leave it, leave it.

[Ariella chuckles]

-[Rebecca] Ah!

-Erection, yes!

[dinner guests laugh]

Shot, shot, shot,

shot, shot, shot, shot!

[Gerald] I've got one.

[Sarah]

No, no, no, it's fine.

[dinner guests chattering]

Have you seen the upstairs?

Do you wanna come

and have a look?

Yes.

It's amazing architecture,

Italian designer.

I'll show you around, come on.

["Plan B" by Holly Carmen]

[mellow music]

When your head turns

-One.

-[Rebecca] Shampoo?

I'm going upstairs.

[dinner guests chattering]

[dinner guests cheering]

[Rebecca] Shots,

shots, shots, shots!

Never gonna be,

Never gonna be

-Never gonna be

- Turn left here.

[mellow music]

Anyone's plan B

Never gonna be,

Never gonna be

Never gonna be,

Never gonna be

Straight through that door.

Gotta show you.

Can you see the way

the architect

-designed all the lines?

-[Ariella] Ah.

So when the moonlight

comes into the room,

it brings out all lines.

-It's got beautiful glow.

-Ah.

It's absolutely amazing.

-What do you think?

-[Ariella] Yes.

-Do you like it?

-[Ariella] Gorgeous.

-It's lovely, isn't it?

-[Ariella] Yeah.

[chuckles]

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

-I mean, what are you doing?

-[Ariella chuckles]

-Mm. No, no.

-Okay, okay, just relax.

[dinner guests chattering]

[Gerald] Look, it's

the new Brazilian.

I mean, there's something

wrong apparently.

Can you come and

sort it out please?

-Baby, I can't.

-[Ben] Shh.

Everyone loves you.

Everyone's obsessed with you.

I want you to do this.

[dinner guests chattering]

[door slams]

I'm sorry I was a bit rough.

I didn't mean to be... yeah?

Can we start again?

Can we?

I really like you, I really do.

Do you kiss?

You're so beautiful.

Do you like that?

-Do you like it?

-Yeah.

-[Gerald] Yeah?

-Yeah.

[Gerald]

Yeah, do you like that?

Do you like it when

I rub that p*ssy?

-Yeah.

-[Gerald] Yeah, yeah, you do?

Oh, God.

[car doors thudding]

[tense music]

[tense music continues]

[tense music continues]

[door creaks]

-[door thuds]

-[keys jingle]

[water splashing]

[Ben sighs]

[Ben] Why are you just

f*cking standing there?

You're making me anxious.

Are you in f*cking pain?

-[Ariella sniffs]

-You're in pain?

f*cking [sighs]

You're driving me f*cking crazy.

-You know that?

-[cup clattering]

[wrapper crinkling]

[Ben sighing]

Here, take this.

Good girl.

Swallow.

I'm going to bed, okay?

You shower before you come in.

You f*cking stink.

Ben!

Ben!

[Ben] What the f*ck do you want?

[Ariella] An ab*rtion?

[Ben] You're a ret*rd.

You know that?

You are a f*cking ret*rd.

What is actually wrong with you?

Were you diagnosed

with something?

Or is it just your general

lack of f*cking education?

-Hello?

-[Ariella] How could you?

How could I?

You wanna talk about me when

you go and f*ck other men?

[Ariella] You made me!

I made you? Like I suppose

I made you come here,

like I suppose I made you

leave your f*cking dream life

and give you everything

you f*cking wanted?

Here, here, here, for

your f*cking work!

-[Ariella] f*ck you!

-f*ck me?

-[Ariella] f*ck you!

-f*ck me?

-What are you gonna do?

-[Ariella sobbing]

What are you gonna do?

[Ariella] I want my mama.

You want your mother?

You think your mother gives

a f*ck about you, Ariella?

Check your phone,

how many missed calls

do you have from her?

[Ariella] I hate you!

-You hate me?

-[Ariella] I hate you!

What the f*ck are you gonna do?

What are you gonna do?

What are you gonna f*cking do?

What are you gonna do, huh?

What are you gonna f*cking do?

[Ariella sobbing]

I could f*cking--

I could f*cking--

[Ariella sobbing]

You're not f*cking worth it.

Shh, shh, shh.

You're not worth it, are you?

You're not worth anything.

-[Ariella sobbing]

-[lips smacking]

You disgust me, Ariella.

[Ariella sobbing]

I'm gonna shower.

You wanna shower with me, baby?

[Ariella sobbing]

Baby, come and shower with me.

Come and shower

with me, Ariella.

[Ariella panting]

Come on [sighing].

[shower water pattering]

Babe?

Babe?

[shower water pattering]

[keys jingling]

-[door creaks]

-[Ben whistling]

Ronnie.

[Ben] Baby, I'm sorry.

[papers rustling]

Now, I want you to come in here.

I wanna make love to you.

Babe!

Ariella?

[footsteps clacking]

Ariella?

Babe, where you going?

I was just gonna make us dinner.

-Wait.

-[door creaks]

[Ariella panting]

Where are you gonna go?

Where are you gonna go?

[Ariella panting]

[people shouting]

[engine roaring]

[Ariella panting]

[man] Hallelujah!

[Ariella panting]

[horns honking]

[Ariella panting]

[horns honking]

[Ariella panting]

[Ariella sobbing]

[man] Are you okay?

-[Ariella] Don't touch me!

-Can I help?

-Are you sure you're okay?

-I need a phone.

Can I have a phone please?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Please, thank you [panting].

[phone ringing]

[horn honks]

Ronnie? Ronnie, please

can you come and get me.

[Ronnie] Right now?

-Please, hurry.

-[Ronnie] Okay.

Where am I?

[man] You're on the

corner of Greek Street

and Shaftsbury Avenue.

Corner of Greek Street

and Shaftsbury Avenue.

Yes, please hurry.

Please, thank you.

[Ronnie] All right, lemme come.

Okay, bye. [panting]

Thank you.

[man] You want us to

call the police for you?

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, it's just some

b*tch at the club.

-All right, take care, yeah?

-Thank you, yeah.

[Ariella panting]

[indicator clicking]

[Ronnie]

You see her? Pull her up.

There she is.

She's over there, pull up.

Just park here in front.

Let me get out.

[car beeps]

[car door slams]

Hiya, hiya, come on,

come on, come on.

Let's get out of here.

It's not safe, all right?

Get in.

[car door slams]

Come on Solly, let's go.

[car door slams]

Relax, relax, relax.

You lay low with me till

tomorrow morning, okay?

You will tell me everything?

Good, then we can get him.

I'm so sorry.

You'll be safe with me.

Thank you.

[Ronnie]

Solly, make a right here.

[indicator clicking]

[distant siren wailing]

You okay, all right?

-Thank you so much, Ronnie.

-No problem.

I'll look after you,

princess, won't I?

That's it, give us a smile.

[Ariella chuckles]

You're safe now.

Don't worry about a thing.

No one's gonna touch you.

No one's gonna harm you.

[indicator clicking]

[melancholy music]

[Ariella] No, no.

No Ronnie, no!

No, no, no, no, no,

what are you doing?

No, you said you

won't take me back!

No, you said you would--

[sobbing]

-Shh.

-Ronnie, no!

Shh, shh.

No, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no.

[Ben] Baby, it's me, it's

me, it's me, it's me.

Calm down, calm down,

calm down, calm down.

-Shh.

-No, no, no, don't do this.

It's me, baby, it's me.

You're home, you're

home, you're home.

No!

You're home, you are home.

It's me, you had me terrified.

Come here, you had me terrified.

You had me terrified.

Are you okay?

-Is she okay?

-Yeah.

[Ben] You okay?

Here, you're with me.

You're with me.

You're safe, you're safe.

You're with me, okay?

You're with me.

Hey, I'm here, I'm here.

God, I was so scared.

[people chatting]

[zipper rasps]

I booked you a flight,

and I put some money

in your account.

I can get your

passport today, okay?

I didn't want it to

end up like this.

Things just got so...

out of control. [chuckles]

You just have this effect

on people, Ariella.

You're so much stronger than me.

There's a way for you to do this

however you wanna do it.

My uncle hasn't got long left.

This is just from last night.

This is just the beginning.

We'll do this.

We'll keep paying him,

and then we'll have it all.

Just you and me.

[Arielle] I would tell myself

that it was out of love,

that he needed me, that he

wouldn't lie about this,

that I was saving him.

When I saw that money,

I was doing what was right.

I was finally being an adult,

and I was taking responsibility.

[emotional pop music]

["Don't Waste Your Time On Me"

by Michael Garsin]

Before love you're

like the rest of them

[Ariella] And so I took my bag.

It's tearing me apart

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your life on me

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your life on me

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your life on me

[Ariella] And I voluntarily

wheeled myself into hell.

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your life on me

Leave me leave me

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your life

on me me me me me

Don't waste your time on me

Don't waste your

life on me--

[doorbell buzzers]

[lighter clicks]

[Deborah speaking Hebrew]

[worshiper speaking Hebrew]

[Deborah speaking Hebrew]

[people chattering]

Remember, take care of her.

Remember, remember, no touching.

[gentle music]

[woman] So, are you

ready for another game?

[woman 2]

Yeah, absolutely.

[woman] Yeah, so we've got

40, 20, 12 to beat.

Hello let's just

[Ben] Look at David's son.

The moment he passed

away, he sold it,

and now it's a fringe theater.

A f*cking fringe theater

in the heart of Soho.

Deborah is gonna be protected.

At the time of your passing,

70% of all of your

shares will go to me,

and I will manage everything,

and the rest of it

will go to Deborah,

and she will be looked after.

[Maxie] So Gerald, you've looked

all over this I presume?

It's all about legacy, yeah?

Leaving the business

in the right hands.

I think you're doing the

right thing, I may say it.

[Maxie] I'll think about it.

Are you sure you won't join

us for the Seder, Ronnie?

[Ronnie] I can't, I can't.

Are you studying

well my darling?

[Deborah] Yes, very hard.

-Good, I'm glad you're here too.

-[laughter]

Welcome everybody to my house.

[Deborah] Oh, thank

you for having us

On yet another Pesach.

[Deborah] Thank you.

[Maxie exhales]

Do you wanna start?

[Deborah] Should we start?

[Maxie coughs]

Oh, God.

I'll read, Dad.

No, no, no, I'm

fine, I'm all right.

I need my glasses.

Where did you last have them?

-My glasses.

-He had them in the car?

They'll be in his coat.

-I'll go

-[Maxie] I'll go.

[Deborah] I'll get them.

[Maxie groans]

[Gerald]

You sure you're fine?

[Maxie] Yes, I'm fine, I'm fine.

-[book thuds]

-[guests chattering]

-[pages rustling]

-[guests chattering]

[Maxie] You told

me you did go you.

You told me you spent five

years at [indistinct].

[woman] Rachel?

[Deborah]

"I wish to transfer 70%

of my shares in Stockman

Entertainment Limited

to Benjamin Stockman at

the time of my death.

The remaining 30% will

remain in my estate,

and hence to my daughter

Deborah Stockman."

[Maxie] Maybe four,

was it four or five?

Oh yeah, probably.

[Maxie] Yeah, probably.

[Rachel] Did you

guys have a good day.

[Ben] Yeah, it was fine,

just can do [indistinct].

[Rachel] Okay.

[Ben] Yeah, yeah.

Joe's been great

sort everything out.

But we've been looking

after this man,

making sure that he's alright.

[Ben chuckles]

Why is this night different

from all other nights?

[all] Because on this night,

we remember we were sl*ves.

[traffic humming]

So what do you wanna do?

Come on, don't be shy.

[Jack] I, uh--

Sex, please.

Mm.

[plastic rustling]

[zipper unzipping]

[clothing rustling]

[bed clattering]

[bed creaks]

[Jack panting]

[bed creaking]

[Ariella and Jack moaning]

[Ariella] c*m for me, baby.

[continues moaning]

Thank you Jack,

that was amazing.

[both panting]

You said that was 40, right?

[Ariella] Mm-mm.

Thank you.

See you around.

[door clatters]

-[Ariella] Are you okay?

-No, I'm not f*cking okay.

What's wrong with you?

Just some John.

You?

It's my uncle.

The more ill he gets, the

more sorry I feel for him.

I don't f*cking understand it.

Mm, it's normal.

It's just part of life.

You'll be okay.

Stop rubbing me.

I'm not a f*cking child.

You need to put a smile

on your f*cking face,

it's busy, yes?

-Love you.

-Yeah.

[Ariella] And so

this is how it went.

[grim music]

I can't even say for how

long. Maybe, maybe a year.

-[sign buzzing]

-[Ariella and client moaning]

[Anna] It's not too bad.

That's like one

direct train there.

So yeah, it's not

the end of the world.

You know, just like getting

back from somewhere really late.

It's really hard.

-Sometimes I think--

-[knocking on door]

[Ariella] You never know who's

coming through that door,

and that's the

worst part of it all.

Not the pain, or the

abuse, but the fear.

-[john] Yeah, there we go.

-[melancholy music]

-[Ariella moaning]

-Yeah.

[Anna]

So don't even think about it.

I promise you, when you've

done this a couple of times,

it's just...

it just becomes a normal.

It's not nice,

but I promise you this

will keep you going.

It means you don't have

to stop work, okay?

Okay.

[Anna] All right, pull it out.

Don't look at it.

It's not nice.

-Don't look at it.

-[Ariella grunts]

But that's gonna keep you

working on your period.

So you just do this in between

each guy, you'll be fine.

[Ariella] Okay.

[Ariella] I would service 10

to 20 men a day,

and I would hardly ever sleep.

[Ariella and client moaning]

[melancholy music continues]

[melancholy music continues]

I love you [chuckles].

Mm. Mm-hm.

[Ariella]

He would take me out and--

[Ben smooching] You're

incredible, you know that?

You make me feel, I

don't know, different.

-You make me feel--

-[lips smacking]

Say yes then you

stupid f*cking c**t!

[Ariella] He could get angry

if I didn't make enough, but--

I don't know, like complete

or something, you know.

[Ariella] What relationships

don't have fights, right?

-Uh--

-Stay.

I have to be--

I have to meet somebody.

I have to meet

somebody, it's late.

Maybe I can stay tomorrow.

Maybe I can stay tomorrow.

You're gonna stay tomorrow?

Yeah, yeah, I can do tomorrow.

Oh, gorgeous [chuckles].

[Leandra speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-[Leandra speaking Portuguese]

-[Ariella speaking Portuguese]

-[Leandra speaking Portuguese]

[Ariella moaning]

[john 2] Get on the bed on

all fours right now.

-[bed creaking]

-[Ariella moaning]

[Ariella] Sometimes

the police would come.

-And once, I even got arrested.

-[indistinct shouting]

[Detective Gold] who's Ben?

My boyfriend.

[Ariella]

But I told them the truth.

-Ben was my boyfriend.

-[door slams]

-[recorder beeps]

-[Gold] It's off. No boyfriend,

nobody who loves you

would want you to do this.

[Ariella] I wanted to do this.

[Gold] I know him.

You're not the first

person who's been here.

I'm sorry to say

you're not the first,

but maybe, maybe you

could be the last.

[Ariella moaning]

-I love you.

-I love you.

Do you really wanna

be doing this?

-[door banging]

-Come on, why did you come here?

-Hey baby.

-[Gold] For that?

[john 3 grunting]

[heart pounding]

I want you to take this,

please, please, please.

It's from a charity.

It's nothing to do with me.

It's nothing to do

with the police.

You don't have to

say anything to me.

-[lips smacking]

-[Ben] Hey babe, you all right?

[Gold]

Ariella, your passport.

Ben.

[Ben] They didn't give you

anything, did they?

-You mean--? No.

-[Ben] Like a, I don't know,

a number, something,

I don't know.

No, they didn't

give me anything...

except a hard time.

[Ben and Ariella chuckle]

So you're gonna take me out?

-[Ben] Yeah.

-[Ariella] Yeah?

[Ben] Yeah, where'd

you wanna go?

[Ariella] That

place on the corner.

[footsteps clacking]

[Gold] If you think

for one single second

that this could be you, then

you should call that number.

They can get you out.

They can get you home.

You know, if you ever left

me, I'd jump in this water.

[Ariella] No, you'd jump in the

Water?

Yeah, if you ever did.

-That's crazy.

-I would jump.

And you can't swim

in this water either.

[Ariella] So jump from the

top of the thing.

I'm being serious.

-[Ariella ] Yeah?

-Yeah.

[Ariella] Or are you saying

you'd die without me?

I'm saying that I

wouldn't wanna live, yeah.

Would you, would you wanna

live if I wasn't here?

-Probably not.

-Yeah?

All of your years,

you never loved?

Never met anyone.

Never met anyone, no.

You meet people, but

it's not the same.

It's not this.

[Ariella]

But you're so handsome.

You're so--

-Yeah, but it's not about that.

-[Ariella] You're a catch.

It's about the mind--

It's about the mind though.

It's about how we think.

It's about the

connection that we have.

It's different than

anything I've ever had.

You have never had this before.

-[Ariella] It's not.

-It doesn't happen.

-[Ariella] Not in this world.

-It doesn't happen.

Doesn't happen anywhere,

it doesn't happen here.

But I'm lucky.

-Baby.

-[Ben] Maybe we're both lucky.

Mm.

-Huh, you scared?

-It's not-- Yeah, I am scared.

I am scared.

Yeah, I'm scared a little bit.

I don't know whether you

wanna go back to Brazil.

-You wanna?

-No, no.

No.

I just want it to

be just us, like--

-It will be just us.

-Yeah, yeah.

Unless we have children,

then it won't be.

-Just, yeah.

-But I don't want that yet.

No, I don't want

that either, no.

-But maybe one day.

-Yeah.

They'd be beautiful.

-They would be beautiful.

-They'd be so beautiful.

They would be beautiful

children, yeah.

They'd have your eyes.

And they would have your heart.

-[gentle music]

-[lips smacking]

Wow.

[Ariella] What?

I just wanted to thank you

for being the way

that you are with me.

I know I'm not always the

easiest person to be around, so.

No.

No, I know, but sometimes

I can be, you know?

You know how I could

be sometimes, and I--

Everybody has those

times though, right?

Yeah, they do, yeah.

But not everyone can be

the way you are about it.

You know what I'm saying?

So, thank you.

You can go anywhere

you wanna go.

And do anything.

[Ben]

And be anyone you wanna be.

Maybe I'll change my name.

-[Ben] Oh yeah?

-Mm-mm.

[Ben]

What are you gonna change it to?

-Mrs. Stockton.

-Yeah.

-[Ben] Yeah?

-Maybe.

-[Ben] Sounds good, right?

-If you ask me.

I do have to ask you I suppose.

Ariella Stockman. Stockman.

-[Ariella chuckling]

-[Ben] Mrs. Stockman.

-Mrs. Stockman.

-[Ben] Ariella Stockman.

-Oh!

-Oh, I-- Does it suit me?

[Ben]

Are you scared right now?

Are you scared?

-I'm not scared.

-[Ben] No?

-Are you scared?

-[Ben] No.

That sounds--

You ever you thought

you'd a wife?

[phone vibrating]

[Ariella crying]

[paper crumpling]

[Ariella] This was my life,

this was my job.

It wasn't my dream job.

But who does their dream job?

And soon, I forgot.

I was grateful to him

for giving me this

opportunity, this life.

[bell tolling]

[Gerald]

Mazel, congratulations, Maxie.

Great, okay.

Well, I think we ought to

propose a toast to Maxie.

He's here, the future

of the business

and everything we've

worked so hard for.

-L'chaim!

-L'chaim!

-[glasses clinking]

-[gentle music]

[gentle music continues]

["The Angels in Bethlehem"

by Michael Garsin]

A savior's born

Here's the file from

the arrest, okay?

I had to pull a lot of

strings to get this for you.

Am I a good lawyer or

am I a good lawyer?

[Deborah chuckles]

[Laura]

She still won't testify though.

Yep, her, Ariella.

[Deborah] This is perfect.

[Laura] You know, Deb,

your dad has signed a

last will and testament.

You know, if Ben is arrested,

it doesn't necessarily mean

that you'll inherit

your dad's shares.

You know that, right?

[Deborah] They're

starting palliative care.

[Laura] What's that?

[Deborah] It's end of life care.

There's nothing

more they can do.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

[Deborah] Oh, it's sweet home

when it happens.

It's for you.

[Laura] Have you considered

power of attorney?

[Deborah] What's that?

[Laura]] When a relative is no

longer able to manage their

estate or their legal matters,

they might be ill or

they might be elderly,

someone else can get the

power to exercise that right.

So?

So it means you, my dear,

would make all the

business decisions.

You would put all your

dad's shares into your name.

While he's alive,

you put them all into your name,

but you leave one

in your dad's name,

and then when he does pass away,

Ben will inherit 70%

of that one share.

70% of one share?

[Laura] Yep.

What do I have to do

to make that happen?

[Laura] Oh, it's all on the

government website.

Fill in the form, print it off.

Your dad signs it, you sign it.

An independent witness

signs it, and that's it.

We'll meet at dad's later,

and send me the

link for that form.

[Laura] Sure.

Deb!

Look, we don't have much time.

This is a big deal

Laura for all involved.

Okay.

[gentle music]

The angels came

On Christmas day

It feels like heaven

Can we have a look at

this one, please?

-[attendant] Of course.

-Thank you.

Sleeping with my head

up on your shoulder

Can we try it on?

[attendant]

Yeah, certainly.

I've never been

hugged before

[Ben] Okay.

I've never been

kissed before

I stand up perched on a star

On a star

'Cause I'm loving you

Thank you sir.

This is beautiful.

[Ariella] Mm, my hair again.

I've never been

hugged before

I've never been

kissed before

[mellow music continues]

We'll take it.

[attendant] Fantastic.

Thank you.

[Ben] Actually, can you, um--?

[attendant] Of course.

[rings jingling]

[mellow music continues]

Let's try that one.

There you go.

Sleeping with my head

up on your shoulder

[siren wailing]

[foreboding music]

[door clattering]

[dishes clanking]

Hello you.

-Hiya.

-Gimme a kiss.

I have some news.

Mm?

He signed.

[door creaks]

[Sofia crying]

Shh, shh.

[Sofia crying]

[tense music]

Maxie, I need you to

sign something for me.

Come on, take the pen.

This is what we discussed.

Do you remember?

Come, gimme your hand.

I just need you to sign this,

just so that Deborah can look

after everything for you,

keep it all safe, the

properties, the businesses.

Come on, just sign there.

Fantastic, well done.

Okay, and the next one just

here as well.

That's it.

[phone ringing]

You're doing so well, that's it.

[phone vibrating]

[tense music continues]

Gerry.

It's bad news, I'm afraid.

Um, I'm with the old man.

Oh, dad.

[Gerald] He's handed power

attorney over to Deborah.

Okay.

How long do we have?

[Gerald] Legally, she could sort

it out very, very quickly.

Tomorrow afternoon,

Deborah could drain all

of Maxie's shares into her name

and leave you with 70% of

nothing when he passes.

It's unfortunate.

[tense music continues]

[tense music continues]

Goodbye, Maxie.

[tense music continues]

[tense music continues]

[pensive music]

[pensive music continues]

[pensive music continues]

[phone ringing]

Ronnie, the chairman's

gone with the lady.

Send in my regards

tomorrow morning,

otherwise it's too late.

It's unfortunate, Ron.

It's very unfortunate.

[lock clicks]

[Maxie heaving]

[footsteps rustling]

[door rattling]

-[maid] How are you, Ron?

-How's he doing?

-Not well at all.

-Can you get us a cup of tea?

Ronnie?

This is for the best.

Thank you.

[Maxie gasping]

Shh, shh, shh.

[dishes clinking]

[singer singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[singer continues

singing in Hebrew]

[lips smacking]

[Laura] Wish you long life.

My cousin [speaking Hebrew].

Thank you, appreciate it.

Wish you long life, Deb.

Don't worry, I'll

look after you.

If you think I'm

gonna let you have it,

you grubby little pimp.

I'm gonna take you for

everything you have.

You understand me?

Don't make a scene, Deborah.

Rachel, let's go.

[Deborah] Walk away, I'll

see you in court!

Walk away, go on, pimp!

[gentle melancholy music]

Coward.

[gentle melancholy

music continues]

[gentle melancholy

music continues]

[gentle melancholy

music continues]

[gentle melancholy

music continues]

[john 3 panting]

[gentle melancholy

music continues]

[reporter] One man

who's at the front

of this [indistinct],

Maximillian, Maxie Stockman.

Maxie opened the first

strip club in the world,

The Lions Club.

It still operates today.

I'm here to meet up with

Maxie's great nephew

and recent heir Ben Stockman

to discuss his uncle's legacy,

the future of The Lions Club,

and recent allegations

against him

by Maxie's daughter, Deborah.

They've always wanted to

rid my uncle of his license,

um, and that's

what that was about.

They wanted to rid

him of his license

so that they can come in

and take control over

another Soho property...

-[reporter] Right.

-...and continue

just to rip the heart

and the soul out of

this entire area.

[reporter]

Unsuccessful, they were,

as Maxie's Soho empire grew

as the Lord of Soho continued

to buy property in the area,

many of which you'll see

a strange handwritten sign

on the door.

Hiya, come on in.

[reporter] How long have

you been doing this for?

[Anna] Um, so, God, it must be

about 15 years now.

um, I actually was at

medical school,

just trying to figure out

how to pay the fees.

The money starts rolling in

and then you get regular

clients and taking holidays.

I'm doing things I'd

never done before.

I'm not from money.

[reporter] And what do you

think of people who say

that prostitution is all

related to human trafficking?

[sighing]

I don't think all

prostitution is related

to human trafficking in

any way, shape or form.

Some girls get very unlucky,

some girls are not smart enough

to know what's going

on around them.

Other girls, unfortunately,

have very unsupportive families

who push them into this,

and then pretend that they

don't know what's going on.

Everybody knows what's going on,

but people turn a blind eye.

And to be honest with you,

most of the girls that I know

that have been trafficked,

they've got a nice lifestyle.

The rent is the issue.

You know?

Look at the buildings.

They need these back.

They want us out.

They want--

They want the rent.

I just really came here

because I fell in love

and it wasn't like I

was happy where I was.

[reporter] And he

knows what you do?

[chuckles]

Uh, yes, yes he does.

[reporter] What does he do?

He, mm--

He's a businessman.

[chuckling]

It's just a job.

It's just enough to

keep me independent

and pay for everything

that I need.

[paper rustles]

[thunder rumbles]

[Deborah] Look.

I don't believe you.

How?

[Ariella] I don't know,

Photoshop or something.

Let me show you, and then

I'll never come back.

I swear on my daughter's

life, please Ariella.

Do you know what

this is like for me?

The guilt?

Please, let me help

you bubba, please.

What are you afraid

of the truth?

What did he say?

That he'll be with you?

That he'll marry you?

Well then, why hasn't he?

My father's dead.

What's stopping him?

[knock on door]

I have to work.

[john 4 in other room]

Thank you.

I'll be outside

waiting all night.

[footsteps clacking]

[john 5] Hey gorgeous.

[Leandra]

How you doing baby?

I'm good, yourself?

[Leandra] Yeah,

I'm really good.

So what, you want?

Something exotic.

-[Leandra] Yeah?

-[john 5] Yeah.

[Leandra] You sexy baby.

[john 5]

Where are you from?

[Leandra] I'm

from Brazil, baby.

[john 5]

Brazil, very nice.

[Leandra] Very nice.

[Leandra giggling]

[john 5] And your friend,

where's she from?

[Anna] I'm

from Russia, baby.

-[thunder rumbles]

-[distant siren wailing]

[rain pattering]

-[doorbell buzzes]

-[door creaks]

-[footsteps clacking]

-[rain continues pattering]

[wipers whooshing]

[Ariella] Why are

you doing this?

[Deborah] Just watch.

[gentle music]

[gentle music continues]

[Ariella] You're sick. You're

f*cking sick, you know that?

I don't even know

why I came with you.

I feel sorry for you.

Just leave me alone.

It's his cousin.

[Deborah] Then why

is he staying over?

[Ariella] I don't know, he's

babysitting or something.

[Deborah] It's not his cousin;

it's his wife.

-[gentle music continues]

-[rain pattering]

I'm so sorry.

He's tricked you.

You are a victim, bubba.

You've been trafficked.

There's no shame.

It's not your fault.

It's not your fault.

[emotional pop music]

[car door slams]

I'm in control

You never told me

-[banging on door]

-You have a f*cking wife?

Hold me tonight

I am in your control

-Ben!

-[banging on door]

I'm in control

[Ben]

Babe, it's over between us.

She means nothing to me.

You just told me

you f*cking love me.

How can I be so f*cking blind?

I'm your wh*re!

[Ben] Baby, I do love you.

-Of course, I love you!

-I'm your sl*ve!

Do not listen to a

f*cking word she says.

She wants it for herself.

She's trying to get

in your f*cking head!

f*ck you!

[Ben] Baby, please, just

think about this, okay?

I will kick her out

the house right now

if you just come

inside, please, baby.

I want my daughter

to meet her new mama.

Please, baby, just

come inside, please.

Ariella, come on!

Just come inside please.

I explain it.

I'll explain it to

you, Ariella, please!

Ariella, please, please

don't get in the car.

Please, please, please!

Don't drive off.

Do not f*cking drive the

car Deborah I'm warning you.

Do not f*cking drive the car.

-Just do not f*cking--

-[Ariella] Drive the car!

-[both shouting indistinctly]

-[banging on window]

I'm f*cking warning you, do

not drive the

f*cking car off.

Do not drive the f*cking car--!

-[car engine roaring]

-[emotional music continues]

[emotional music continues]

-[Ben exhaling]

-[emotional music continues]

Baby, you there?

[Ariella]

What do you f*cking want?

Just tell me.

To testify; to

speak to the police.

-No.

-Come on camera then,

just talk to the camera,

then you can go home.

I'll help you, I'll pay.

I don't want your f*cking money.

Just let me out please.

-[door thuds open]

-[rain pattering]

Think of the other

girls, Ariella.

Do you think it stops with you?

I know you don't

want to hear this,

but you can make a difference.

I can't do this without you.

I just wanna go home.

[Deborah] And then what?

He won't find you?

He knows where you live, right?

-Your family.

-[car door slams]

I mean, what do you

think he'll do to them?

Please, Ariella, just

think for a second clearly.

Just tell me your story.

I-- I won't judge you.

You're a victim.

-Stop f*cking saying that.

-[Deborah] I'm sorry.

-[Deborah sighing]

-[seatbelt clattering]

You think this is your fault.

You think you made

decisions, but you didn't.

It's all his tactics.

You think you made all

these decisions voluntarily,

but that's the trafficking.

We've been made to believe

it's just a violent crime,

but really, it's

not, not normally.

And I know that hurts you

because you are fiercely

intelligent, and street smart,

and emotionally intelligent,

so you don't want

to accept the truth.

I'm stupid.

That even someone like

you with all your brains,

and your passion,

and your ambition can

fall victim to this crime,

because it's not a crime

of the head, bubba,

it's of the heart.

It can happen to anyone.

[Deborah scoffs]

I've seen them do

this my whole life.

Do you really want anyone

else to ever go through this?

No, no, I don't.

Please, please will you testify?

Just tell me your story tonight,

and tomorrow you go home.

I need my stuff, I

need my passport.

Can you take me?

Come on, let's go.

[seat belt clicks]

[engine roars]

[seat belt clicks]

[engine roars]

I can't be the first person.

Now we get him.

We shut it down.

It's over, you can go home.

[bids chirping]

["Plan B" by Holly Carmen]

[mellow music]

I'm never gonna be happy

Don't bother calling me baby

'Cause I've heard it all

So I can't fall in deep

And I bet you

don't think I see

When your head turns 180

Now that I know

You're quick to let go

Lemme tell you

I never gonna be

Never gonna be

Never gonna be

-[Ariella winces] Ow.

-Never gonna be

Never gonna be

Never gonna be anyone's baby

Never gonna be

Never gonna be

Never gonna be--

[photo crumples]

[zipper rasps]

[footsteps clacking]

-Hey.

-[Ariella] Hey.

We'll leave for the

airport in 15 minutes.

-That's okay?

-[Ariella] Thank you, Deborah.

And you have your confirmation

and boarding pass on your phone?

-[Ariella] Yeah.

-Can I check the details?

My husband picked it.

He's a bit of an idiot.

-[chuckles]

-[Ariella] Yeah, sure.

Thank you.

Oh, I forgot my

glasses, one second.

[birds chirping]

[car engine roaring]

-[Ariella] Deborah!

-[car door slams]

-Deborah!

-[door rattling]

-[banging on door]

-Deborah!

[footsteps clacking]

-[Deborah] Ben.

-Deborah.

Have you got something for me?

-Shall we do this?

-[Deborah] Gentlemen.

[footsteps clacking]

[Ariella gasps]

Great.

[no audible dialog]

[Laura]

Great, excellent, there you go.

Good.

-Nice doing business with you.

-[Laura] You too, thank you.

Thank you.

[Gerald] Thank you very much.

[indistinct chattering]

[Deborah]

See you Monday then partner.

[Ben]

Pleased we can sort this.

-[Deborah] Me too.

-Come here.

Do you mind taking

Gerry home for me?

Car's open.

[car door slams]

[car engine roaring]

[Ben] Go to a hardware

store, get two shovels,

and you wait for my call.

[Ariella crying]

[dog barks]

[Ben sighs]

-[dramatic whooshing]

-[Ben] Shut up!

-[dramatic whooshing]

-[Ariella panting]

You're a wh*re.

I've met so many like you.

You're all the same;

desperate, weak, easy.

I've known about you, Ariella

for years from your cousin.

[Ariella panting]

[footsteps clacking]

[wheels rattling]

[plastic rustling]

[car boot slams]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music continues]

[lips smacking]

Get off me.

[dramatic music continues]

[dramatic music continues]

[Ariella and Ben panting]

[dramatic music continues]

[Ariella and Ben panting]

[Ariella and Ben panting]

[Ben] Oh, oh, f*ck.

Oh f*ck!

[Ariella and Ben panting]

[dramatic music continues]

[Ariella]

c*m for me, baby!

[Ariella and Ben panting]

[dramatic music continues]

-[flesh squelching]

-[Ben groans]

[dramatic music continues]

[Ben gagging]

[Ben gasping]

[pensive music]

[water splashing]

[Ariella panting]

[footsteps clacking]

[pensive music continues]

[zipper rasps]

[tense music]

[dramatic music continues]

[tense music continues]

[tense music continues]

[door slams]

[birds chirping]

[suitcase wheels rattle]

[birds chirping]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music continues]

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[dramatic music fades]