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[film whirring]

[upbeat music]

I never knew how much

I missed your touch

Till you said goodbye

I never knew

You make me cry

[film whirring]

- [Speaker] Here we go.

- I feel like a TV presenter.

Here are the keys for

our brand new house.

[fire whirring]

Thank you.

[person laughing]

Both of you taking your first

steps into your new home.

Our little boy, what

we gonna call it?

- Joe.

[person laughing]

- Little Joe.

[gentle music]

[baby crying]

[birds chirping]

[baby crying]

- You're lucky, a lot of my

Mum's are already extracting

at this stage.

- Yeah, I just wondered

if it was normal.

- Is it causing any discomfort?

- Yeah, a little bit, yeah.

It's bit sore.

- It's a huge part of

the bonding process

But if you don't feel capable.

- Here we go then.

Right, who's is one sugar?

- Me.

- Sorry.

- There you go.

[baby crying]

everything alright?

- His weight isn't coming up

as quickly as I'd like it to.

- How come?

All he does is eat, night

and day isn't it love?

- That's the thing, he

doesn't even sick up either.

He screams every time

like I take him off.

Just constant screaming.

- Ain't the happiest

baby, is he?

- No.

- My sister's two,

all they do is giggle.

- He has a healthy appetite.

Your priority should

be to indulge it.

[baby crying]

[sinister music]

[baby crying]

[baby crying]

[Nurse] He has a

healthy appetite.

It's a huge part of

bonding, you're lucky.

Natural part of the

bonding process,

he has a healthy appetite,

you should indulge it.

[food squelching]

- Joe.

- You need to take

care of yourself love.

- What and the

house as well, yeah?

- Splash of makeup

and your hair done,

it can do wonders.

- Joe, can you come

and see your nan?

- I suppose Craig's

busy again, is he?

- Mum, don't.

- But I just think.

- Mum!

Can we just not.

Joe!

[alarm whirring]

- Sorry, I didn't realize it

was such a touchy subject.

- I've told you, that

is not for eating.

- Bless him, he's starving.

- He's not starving, he

eats like a f*cking pig.

- Laura, how can

you be so cruel?

Come and sit with ya nanny.

- I'll be back at five.

[dramatic music]

I was thinking some sort

of like parasite maybe,

or worms.

- The blood tests say no,

his weight is fine too.

He's a growing boy,

growing boys eat.

- Yeah, it's just not quite

as straightforward as that.

- Let's talk about you,

Laura.

- Yeah, I'm fine,

I just really need to know

what's wrong with my son.

- I can assure you.

- Well, I can assure

you that he eats.

He eats and he eats

and he never stops.

[food whirring]

Please, why won't you

people just listen.

- We'll see you

again in six months.

[vacuum whirring]

[door whirring]

[footsteps banging]

[food squelching]

[bell ringing]

- We feel that there are issues

around malnourishment

and neglect.

We have a duty of care to

inform the relevant authorities.

Is Mr. Gilligan joining us?

- No.

[person breathing]

- There are also concerns

around Joe's, his--

- You can say it, he stinks.

- His hygiene.

- He baths every day

and he stinks

the moment he gets out,

I actually can't stomach

it myself anymore.

[Mum laughing]

[objects whirring]

[food squelching]

[brush scrubbing]

[water whirring]

[gentle music]

- Just sit still.

Please.

Excuse me, can you get off.

Normal, you call that normal?

That's one day's worth.

One day, I'll see

you in six months.

[door banging]

[bells ringing]

[footsteps walking]

[sirens whirring]

[car whirring]

[Joe choking]

[tense music]

[Joe breathing]

[dog barking]

[Joe chewing]

[gentle music]

[fire whirring]

- Stop being such a

[indistinct], just do it.

[person breathing]

Don't be a p*ssy, go.

Just do it.

[boy breathing hard]

[letterbox slams]

- Come on!

[kids laughing]

Hungry Joe, hungry Joe,

hungry Joe, hungry Joe.

[food squelching]

- I love you Mum.

[sick squelching]

- Sorry.

[chewing noisily]

[birds chirping]

[flies buzzing]

[door banging]

[dramatic music]

[dogs barking]

[torch whooshing]

[birds chirping]

[person breathing]

[footsteps running]

[dramatic music]

[g*n f*ring]

[skin squelching]

[fire burning]

[suspenseful music]

[Mum gasping]

[clock ticking]

[door creaking]

[suspenseful music]

[water sploshing]

[sighs]

[gentle music]

[door creaking]

[Joe shuffling]

[body squelching]

[chair creaking]

[baby squealing]

- [muffled voices] Where

do you want these love?

- [woman] In the

bathroom please.

Thank you.

[gentle music]

[tense music]

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music continues]

[finger tapping]

[clock ticking]

[footsteps walking]

[door opening]

[footsteps walking]

[tense music]

[door closing]

[clock ticking]

[footsteps walking]

[tense music]

[dramatic music]

[Kn*fe whooshing]

[clock ticking]

[person breathing]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

[siren whirring]

[objects whirring]

[saw sawing]

[cat meowing]

[man shouting]

[gentle music]

[objects whirring]

[spade whirring]

[gentle music]

[footsteps walking]

[stairs creaking]

[liquid pouring]

[footsteps running]

[man panting]

[birds chirping]

[dramatic music]

[man breathing heavily]

[gentle music]

[chickens squawking]

[machine whirring]

[clock ticking]

[cutlery scraping]

[objects clinking]

[clock ticking]

[object creaking]

[gentle music]

[footsteps walking]

[objects clinking]

[camera snapping]

[footsteps walking]

[gentle music]

[gentle music]

[birds chirping]

[leaves rustling]

[gentle music]

[wind whooshing]

[lock whirring]

[footsteps banging]

[dramatic music]

[bees buzzing]

[Kn*fe slicing]

[chicken sizzling]

[woman screaming]

[clock ticking]

[insects chirping]

[eerie music]

[veg cracking]

[chickens squawking]

[chickens squawking]

[clock ticking]

[objects whirring]

[gentle music]

[object whirring]

[insects chirping]

[leaves rustling]

[footsteps crunching]

[tense music]

[dramatic music]

[leaves rustling]

[lantern clanking]

[footsteps running]

[footsteps walking]

[fire whirring]

[gentle music]

[phone beeping]

[speaking in foreign language]

[dramatic music]

[orchestral music]

[speaking in foreign language]

[camera snapping]

[speaking in foreign language]

[camera snapping]

[speaking in foreign language]

[person breathing]

[speaking in foreign language]

[speaking in foreign language]

[speaking in foreign language]

[speaking in foreign language]

[speaking in foreign language]

[dramatic music]

[clock ticking]

[birds chirping]

[tense music]

- [Man] I just don't think

I can do this right now Jane,

I don't think we

should be together.

I know what I said but

I just don't think.

I'm just not in a good place

to be in a relationship,

I know what I said.

I'm just too busy right now.

[person chattering]

I'm sorry Jane.

[upbeat music]

Blurred line

Big crowd

Play loud

No tears, no cares

Everybody rocking everywhere

Rock on, rock on

Rocking in the morning

Rocking in daylight

Rocking through the evening

And won't be home tonight

Rock on, rock on

[upbeat music continues]

[woman typing]

No trouble

No blue

Come on, come talk

We'll rock it on

and have a ball

Rock on, rock on, rock on

[gentle music]

[laptop banging]

Rock on, rock on

[insects chirping]

[cutlery clinking]

[crockery clattering]

[phone beeping]

- [Jessica] Hello, you've

reached Jessica Ross.

I can't get to the phone right

now, so if you could leave--

[dial tone beeping]

- [Ben] Hi, you've

reached Ben Ross.

[phone beeping]

[upbeat music]

[door knocking]

- Hi, you called

about your water.

What seems to be the problem?

- Hi, yeah, come in.

I tried turning on the water

and it wouldn't turn on

anywhere in the house.

My parents said their bathtub

wasn't draining last week.

I don't know if that has

anything to do with it.

- Probably not, but

I'll check that first.

Where's their room?

- It's the one right there.

- Perfect, thanks.

This will only take a minute.

- Okay, thank you.

[footsteps walking]

[upbeat music]

Day, we're gonna play

You'll cry when

they say bye bye

Then we're gonna cry

[doorbell ringing]

[footsteps walking]

- Hello, I'm Levi,

I'm from Blue House

Plumbing Services,

here to check the drain.

- No, someone already

came, he's upstairs.

- That's not right.

I'm the only one they sent out.

- But someone's

already upstairs.

- Can't be from our company.

I'm the only one that

works night shifts.

[tense music]

Did you call another company?

- No, no, just you guys.

- Do you want me

to check upstairs?

Probably just a

misunderstanding.

[door creaking]

- Okay.

[footsteps walking]

[upbeat music]

[dramatic music]

He went in that room.

- Hello?

- Hello?

no one's here.

[water running]

- But it wasn't working before.

- Maybe he just

fixed it and left.

- He didn't say

anything to me though.

[phone buzzing]

- Listen, I've got

another house to get to.

It's probably just

a misunderstanding.

- At least it's working.

But wait, he was here.

He walked.

- Probably just fixed

the faucets and left.

Trust me, it happens

all the time.

No one's here anymore.

[upbeat music]

[door creaking]

- Hey, call me if the

water goes out, all right.

Can die

This kinda love was

meant for you and I

This kinda love was

meant for you and I

[man grunting]

This kinda love was

meant for you and I

your love, my love

[water dripping]

[man groaning]

[gentle music]

[footsteps walking]

[dramatic music]

[girl panting]

[dramatic music]

[phone whirring]

[water running]

[door closing]

[dramatic music]

[door clattering]

[footsteps running]

[insects chirping]

- [voice] Jane,

Jane, Jane, Jane,

Jane.

Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane,

Jane.

[Jane breathing]

[tense music]

[liquid pouring]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

[object whirring]

[dramatic music]

[Jane panting]

[footsteps walking]

[man grunting]

[dramatic music]

[man coughing]

[liquid pouring]

[person typing]

[laptop whirring]

[upbeat music]

I never knew how much

I'd missed your touch

Till you said goodbye

I never knew too

You made me cry

[birds chirping]

[blade scraping]

[objects whirring]

[objects whirring]

[upbeat music]

Where the car is riding

From where the dwell

Hush then

Somewhere somewhere

Beautiful isle of somewhere

Land of the true

where we live anew

Beautiful isle of somewhere

[upbeat music]

[person humming]

[door knocking]

- Who's that?

- [Man] Hello?

Da's in the big shed if

you're looking something.

We've no beef left, but

we've pig and chucks.

- [Man] Hello.

- There's no beef left.

Only pig and chucks.

Go on over to the big

shed, Da'll sort you out.

- [Man] Hello?

[door whirring]

- I don't need any beef.

- We have no beef

left, pig and chucks

and maybe a [Inaudible]

of eggs, but that's all.

- I don't want any food.

- What do you want?

- I want one thing

and one thing only,

to share the good word.

The word laid down

by our father,

the gospel according to my

Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.

Tell me Mrs.

[birds chirping]

- Taggart.

- Mrs. Taggart.

Tell me Mrs Taggart,

are you a believer?

Have you accepted the

Lord Jesus as your savior?

- Long ago, but I'm no one

for talking about our

savior on doorsteps.

You better come in.

- Thank you Mrs. Taggart.

[door closing]

- You can call me Ma,

everyone else does.

- And is there a Mr. Taggart?

- Da, he's in the big shed.

- Your father?

- Dear bless us no,

my father's dead this

20 years, my husband,

we've called each other ma and

da since I don't know when.

- My grandparents used

to do the same thing.

- Aye, I suppose it's

old fashioned nowadays.

- Well, sometimes the

old ways are the best.

- That's what I keep saying.

They wanted us to put the

electric here in the house.

But I says no, I'm not having

them wires in my walls.

I stick with my oil lamps.

No one knows what that

electric does to you.

There's wee, Mrs.

Convoy down the road.

She got the electric in.

Next thing you know, she

has the cancer in her tits.

- Get away with you.

- I'm telling you,

been buried a year now.

- Well, I hope she

knew the Lord Jesus.

- She did.

- Well, isn't that a mercy?

- Hey, it is.

You take a wee cup of tea?

- I couldn't put

you to the trouble.

- Sure it's made.

[cow mooing]

Sit down.

- Thank you.

[objects clinking]

- So what do you

do for your living?

- I spread the good word.

- A minister or a

pastor or something?

- No, no, a missionary.

- What, you mean

going to Africa?

Preaching to the darkies?

- Every man, woman and child

deserves to hear the good word.

Do you not think?

- I know but Africa?

- And India and South America.

And China and Korea.

I have brought the

good word to black men,

brown men, yellow men, red men.

Any shade of man

you care to imagine.

- My goodness, all them places.

Me and Da went to Blackpool

once on our honeymoon.

We had to get the boat.

[liquid pouring]

One thing you won't find in

this house is a blunt Kn*fe.

Da keeps them all like razors.

You could shave with that there.

- Is that right?

- He earns his living

from his knives,

just like his father did

and his father before that.

They're all butchers.

- It's a good trade.

- Keeps us going.

We raised a few

animals ourselves

and some of the local farmers

bring their animals

to us for butchering.

Keeps him busy, milk?

- Yes, please.

[milk pouring]

Aye.

People will always

want their beef.

- Aye.

- So you sell the meat

from here, like a shop?

- Sort of, Da works

in the big shed.

You'll have saw that

when you drove up.

That's where he

sells the beef from.

That's where he does

the butchering too.

- All by himself?

- Wee Danny lends a

hand the odd time.

He's the other sort.

But he's a decent

enough young fellow.

- Is he there today?

- No, not today,

he's in school today.

- So it's just you

and your husband then?

- Aye.

- You haven't been blessed with

children is all I'm asking.

I didn't want to come right out

and say it in case I upset you.

- No, no, we weren't blessed.

I did pray for things to

be different and so did Da,

but the Lord had his

own plans for us.

What about yourself?

- No, my wife and I

did intend to start

a family, but she--

- She what?

- She perished.

- How?

- Malaria, when

we were in India.

- I'm awful sorry.

- She gave her life to

the Lord Jesus Christ.

She d*ed spreading

the good word for him.

I will see her by his

side when the time comes.

- Aye, you will,

you will [inaudible]

You'll stay for a bit

of dinner, won't you?

- I couldn't impose on you.

- You're imposing nothing.

You're staying and that's that.

We're having veal.

- Veal?

- Aye, that's not something

you get every day, is it?

You'll stay for a bit

of veal, won't you?

- Well it does sound lovely.

- What's that you finished?

- Aye.

[door whirring]

- What's this?

- We have a visitor.

Mr., you didn't

tell me your name.

- Ivan, Ivan Cutler,

please to meet you Mr. Taggart.

[Taggart laughing]

- I near caught you red handed.

- Should've told you

about Da, he's a one.

- Look, the red hand of Ulster.

- Don't get him started,

he'll have you in fits.

- Is there tea?

- Aye, I'll get you wee cup now.

Sit down Ivan.

[water sloshing]

He's a missionary.

- That right?

- That's right.

- So where've you been?

- Africa, south

America, India, China.

You name a place,

I've been there.

- Borneo.

- I spent a month in

continental Malaysia.

Didn't make it to the island.

- Timbuktu.

- I actually spent

a few days in Mali.

Didn't get as far as--

- Phoenix, Arizona.

- Do you know I've never

been to the United States.

- [Taggart] That's three places.

- Sorry?

- You says name a place,

I named three places,

you've been to none of them.

- Well I was speaking

figuratively.

I mean obviously there are

places I haven't been to.

- You were playing the smart

man and I caught you out.

Isn't that right?

- Well, I don't know if

I would put it exactly.

- You were playing

the smart man.

- I wouldn't.

- You were playing

the smart man.

- What about

yourself, Mr. Taggart?

Where have you been?

- A few places, but I

don't crow about it.

- Neither do I but you asked.

- It's getting late. You

have a bit of a drive

to Colraine, if that's

where you're for.

- Mrs. Taggert asked

me to stay for dinner.

- Has she now?

- That's right.

- Is that right, ma?

Did you ask this young fellow

to stay for his dinner?

- Aye.

- You sure?

- Aye.

- Are you absolutely sure?

- Aye, I'm sure.

- Right, so you're staying then.

- If it's not too much trouble?

- Oh, it's no trouble for me.

[Taggart slurping]

- Good.

- So what church are you with?

- Oh, I'm not with any

church in particular.

I believe the Lord

has many houses.

- What were you reared as?

- Presbyterian.

- We're Church of Ireland,

but we don't make any odds

between the one or the other,

except the payments of course.

- Course.

- So you're not

drumming up business

for any church in particular?

- No, I'm not working

for any one church.

I'm a freelancer, as they say.

Which brings me to why I

am calling on you today.

- All right?

- Because I'm not affiliated

with any one particular church,

I'm beholden to good

people such as yourselves

to fund my expeditions.

- Right, so you're

looking for money.

- For the Lord's work, yes.

- We give our tithes to the

Church of Ireland every week.

There are some weeks

we can afford it.

There are some weeks

we can't afford it,

but we give it just the same.

- I understand.

Well, you've already

been more than generous

with your hospitality,

I don't want to be.

[Mrs Taggart grunting]

[Taggart slurping]

[gentle music]

What the?

[person grunting]

[object creaking]

I know you're there.

What do you want, Taggart?

Whatever it is you want,

we can talk it through.

You want money?

I've got money.

There's three rolls of it there.

I don't even know how

much there is there.

150, probably more.

It's yours.

You can have it all, just

tell me what you want.

Let me go now, well forget

about it, all right?

If you don't let me go,

I swear to you, I

am going to skin you

and your bitch wife

alive, you hear me?

You f*cking hear me Taggart,

Taggart I know you're

there, Taggart, Taggart,

let me outta here.

Taggart, let me the

f*ck outta here,

I'll f*cking k*ll you,

you're a f*cking dead man,

you're a dead man, you

and your f*cking wife,

are both f*cking dead.

- So?

[chair scraping]

- So what?

- So why him?

- I liked the cut of him.

- I suppose that's as

good a reason as any.

Dear Father, we thank

you for this blessing,

for this bounteous gift today,

we eat with gratitude

in our hearts.

Thank you oh Lord for what

we are about to receive,

our Father which art in heaven,

hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come, thy

will be done on earth

as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread

and forgive us our trespasses

as we forgive those who

trespass against us.

And lead us not into temptation,

but deliver us from evil.

For thine is the

kingdom, the power

and the glory, forever

and ever, Amen.

Somewhere the sun is shining

Somewhere the

song birds dwell

Hush then your

God lives and all is well

Somewhere, somewhere

Beautiful isle of somewhere

Land of the truth

Where we live anew

Beautiful isle of somewhere

[gentle music]

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

[birds chirping]

[gentle music]

Ever dream of

hurting me that way

You said we're through

What could I do

I never knew

Never knew

You left and you ran away

Ever let me go

[match striking]

[dramatic music]
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