Off Season (2025)

[bunniefuu]

[gentle music]



[people chattering]



[female voice] How do you not

know how to open your own door?

[male voice] Let's go!

[female voice] We're locked in

the house!

[people chattering]

[female voice] OK, this is what

we need to do.

Drink the beer and then

call the fire department.

Oh my god, this is so funny.

I can't contain myself.

-[male voice] Oh, f*ck!

-[laughing]

[waves crashing]

[birds chirping]

[silent dialogue]



[feet banging]

[male voice] Whoa.

[silent dialogue]

[running footsteps]

[camera snapping]

-[waves crashing]

-[camera snapping]

[gentle music]

[waves crashing]



[waves crashing]

[wind blowing]

[light traffic]

[birds chirping]

[female voice] Pass me the

vegetable oil

when you get a chance please.

-[object banging]

-[plastic rustling]

[sighs]

[metal clanking]

[sigh]

I asked you for one

thing, one thing.

I wrote it down.

I circled it, I texted you,

I needed vegetable

oil for this dish.

I'm sorry.

Babe, how do you think

I make a quiche? Hmm?

How do you think one

makes a quiche?

I need vegetable oil for this.

Huh?

[paper rustling]

[chuckles]

[object bangs]

Fine, I guess I'm gonna

have to reheat

some of that tuna from

the other night.

[Stephen laughing]

What?

You can have the tuna baby.

I'm probably gonna have a

peanut butter sandwich.

Peanut butter sandwich?

What are you, four?

I'm sorry, baby, I can't

do the f*cking tuna.

[paper rustling]

Seared tuna.

Seared tuna.

[knife stabbing]

[packet whirring]

[laptop clicking]

[liquid dripping]

[water droplet]

[packet whirring]

[kettle whistling]

[Molly] Babe.

[laughing]

laptop shutting]

[sighs]

[Stephen] Yo.

-[door clicks shut]

-Yo?

Yes, what can I help you with?

No work tonight.

Hey.

I'm sorry.

[kisses]

[sighs]

Maybe we could order a pizza

and eat in bed tonight?

Yeah. I don't think so.

[laughs]

[packet whirring]

[Stephen] Hi, I'd like to place

an order for delivery.

Yeah, I'm at 15 Cedar

Street, could I...

[tearing]

That's one five, not..

Yeah one five Cedar, C-E-

Yeah, could I get a pizza?

Like half pepperoni

and half tropical sauce?

Yeah, okay, okay.

Uh-huh.

Oh, do you have garlic knots?

Mmm. Thanks.

Yeah.

Yeah. No that's it.

Thank you.

Thank you, you have a nice

day too, thank you.

[phone clicks]

[Molly laughing]

[wind chimes]

[fire crackling]

Your scar is almost gone.

[kisses]

It is gone.

[Molly] I met our new neighbors

from across the street today.

Well, the wife, at least.

Yeah, I saw the guy today too,

husband, whatever.

You met him?

No, just for a moment

coming home.

f*cking weird kid.

[Molly] Weird kid?

[Stephen] Yeah, he was just

sitting outside smoking

a cigarette

on his front rocking chair.

[fire crackling]

[Molly] Doesn't sound too weird

to me.

[Stephen] It is literally

freezing outside.

I don't know. I don't like him.

Try to keep that to yourself

when we're meeting them for

dinner tomorrow night.

[fire crackling]

I'm sorry?

I met the wife at the store

and we spoke for like

a minute or so

and she invited us over.

And you said yes?

She was so friendly, I'm

not gonna say no.

Honey, f*ck,

I do not wanna get dinner

with these f*cking kids.

Babe, you have to

perk up a little.

[Stephen sighing]

[wind chimes]

[fire crackling]

[people chattering]

[chiming continues]

[female voice] No screaming.

[people yelling]

[male voice] Go up, go up.

There's some more space.

[Stephen] Give me a shot.

Give me two seconds, come on.

The elevator's not coming.

[male voice] Stay here.

[people yelling]

[heels clacking]

[Stephen] No, no, not there.

[car honk]

[Molly] Here?

[Stephen] Right there.

That's perfect.

[Molly] You like it?

[Stephen] Very much.

Even better.

[sighs]

[footsteps]

[door knock]

[footsteps]

[door creaking]

[sighs]

[door creaking]

Teddy.

Teddy.

[footsteps]

Teddy.

[Luke groaning]

Okay.

[footsteps]

Teddy.

Hey, Teddy!

-Stop it.

-[Luke] Teddy.

Get up, let's go.

[sighs]

Where the f*ck have you been?

I knocked out in the other room.

Where's Grace?

I don't know.

We should probably go find her.

[sighs]

[Luke] Really?

[plastic whirring]

You're too kind.

[chewing]

[scoff]

What is wrong with you?

Let's go, come on.

You're a disgusting human being.

[gentle music]

[traffic noise]

[horse hoofs clacking]



Where are we going, Luke?

[footsteps]

Don't give me that face.

It's entirely too cold.

It's freezing.

Get up, it's freezing.

Why are we running?

I'm not gonna just wander

around here with you.

You're a bozo, do you know that?

[feet clopping]

[traffic]

[cars beeping]

[escalator whirring]

[trains clattering]

[shoes clacking]

[subway tracks rattling]

Let's see if Grace is

at Mark's party.

[distant honking]

You know how f*cking terrible

this is gonna be, right?

I don't have a lot

of choice, bro.

It's my f*cking girlfriend.

[train whirring]

[gentle music]

[male voice] Yo, yo, yo.

They're not like blind.

There's like 50 people

crossing the street.

[female voice] Wait, can I get

the girls to come?

[pop music]

[people chattering]

[male voice] Yo! Let's go!

Everybody get in!

Yo.

[people chattering]

[female voice] OK, we don't know

any of you.

[people cheering]

[upbeat music]

[all] Chug, chug, chug!

Teddy!

[cheering and clapping]

Is that Teddy?

Oh, hey man.

Hey Mark.

What the f*ck are you

smoking tonight?

Happy New Year.

I'm not--

[people yelling]

[male voice] He's going to ram

his head into a wall.

Ready? Ready?

[slams]

Oh my god.

[cheering]

Oh sh*t, sorry, sorry.

Luke?

Do you remember me?

You don't remember me, do you?

Do you remember me?

Don't you remember me?

No, sorry.

Just so you know, you're

smoking crack.

C'mon, I just wanna smoke with

you.

[people cheering]

[Luke laughing]

Yeah.

We met that one time on

that, the photo set.

I think it was downtown.

What are you doing?

It was, it was.

My girlfriend Grace,

she's like this tall, she

goes to school with us.

There's bids everywhere

You don't need a girl.

Wonderful, and you enjoy that.

But like I said, Grace.

You look exactly like your dad.

[people chattering]

Bro, let's find Grace and

get the f*ck out of here.

This place is f*cked, come on.

[people yelling]

[coughing]

[Luke] Emma?

Ah f*ck.

[sighs]

[people chattering]

[Emma] Can you come in at least,

I mean, Jesus.

It's too early for all this.

Teddy, this is your

f*cking girlfriend.

You should be the one

holding her hair.

Hey, happy f*cking New Year.

[Teddy laughing]

Nice to see you too.

[sighs]

Hey, hey.

[Grace coughing]

[Teddy] Bro, bro!

[footsteps]

You know something stupid

in me thought just maybe

I might not see you

assholes this year.

Well, you made it five

and a half hours.

That's not too bad.

Funny.

[Emma] So is this how it is now?

What?

[laughs]

[Luke] You at Mark's all night?

Unfortunately.

Yeah, I could not.

Yeah.

What did you two f*ck

heads get up to?

I went to some party

that a kid--

Some kid Teddy knows.

Was it fun?

I couldn't tell you,

I actually had to leave early.

Just kidding, I just fell

asleep in the stairwell.

[Emma laughs]

Yeah, you know,

I don't even know why you bother

going out half the time.

Well, because it's New

Year's, you know.

I'm not gonna stay in.

[rain fall]

[Emma] But even last New Year's,

like you were the only

one barely drunk.

[Luke] Well, because last New

Year's

I didn't need to be drunk.

[Emma] Last New Year's was

f*cking awful.

[Luke] I had a lot of fun.

[laughs]

[Emma] Oh, I love how this

comes out now.

Running down Fifth Avenue

in the freezing cold

right by the park

trying to find an entrance.

[Luke] Yeah.

-[Emma] You had fun?

-[Luke] Mm-hmm

[Luke] Last New Years is the

best

New Years I can remember.

I don't know, I guess

all I could think was

just get us all into the

park by midnight,

and if we did that, it'd

be a perfect year.

And we did, we all got in by

12.

[Emma] And was it a perfect

year?

[Luke] I mean, you and I were

still dating last year.

[Emma] Yeah, well.

And we're not dating anymore.

And all that sh*t happened

with my dad but,

I don't know, I had

a pretty good

f*cking year, I have to say.

You really don't change at all.

I don't know.

So are you seeing

anyone recently?

Wow.

What, I mean, I feel like

it's been long enough.

I feel like I can ask that.

I mean, is that what

we have to do?

We have to keep our

exes posted on like

who we're seeing?

I'm just asking.

[laughs]

You know, you're too much.

Way too much.

So?

So yes, I...

You caught me on a good night.

I'm gonna go see Lauren.

Lauren Rebinowitz?

Yeah.

Luke, oh my God.

What?

What?

You're going out with

Lauren Rebinowitz?

Yes.

[clicks tongue]

I mean, have you not

heard anything

that maybe would make you not

wanna go out with her?

I mean, Teddy thinks

this is a good idea?

Teddy, I didn't tell Teddy yet.

I'm gonna tell him when

he comes out tonight.

Oh my God.

[loud rustling]

Help me, all I want

is a f*cking...

Okay, calm down.

If you want a burger,

I will get you one.

Oh my God, do not tell

me to calm down.

And I don't want a burger,

I'm a vegetarian.

How many times I have to

f*cking tell you that?

You're so mean to me.

[crashing]

Are you okay?

Yeah.

What the f*ck is wrong with you?

[gentle music]

[traffic]

This is ridiculous.

[Emma] Teddy, maybe do a better

job

of taking care of

your girlfriend,

I'll let you call the

f*cking shots.

-[Teddy] f*ck off! f*ck off!

-It's f*cking freezing,

we need get her inside

to lay down.

Oh my God, all right,

let's get her up.

[Luke] This is a good idea,

right?

We should go, we need to go.

Let's go.

All right, not both legs

at the same time.

f*cking idiots.

Okay, come on, get

on the other side.

Oh my God.

[Teddy] Wait, no, hey!

You just said not both legs.

Bro, this is The Exorcist .

Get on the other side of her.

I got, I got it.

Hey, you're not doing

anything, back off.

Oh my God.

[wind blowing]

[door creaking]

[wind chimes]

[birds chirping]

Baby.

[sweatshirt rustling]

[water dripping]

[sighs]

[birds chirping]

[door opening]

[footsteps]

[car door opening]

[snoring]

Baby.

[heavy breathing]

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay.

[exhales]

What, uh...

What time is it?

6:30.

Lets umm--

[exhales]

[chuckles]

Let's go back inside.

All right?

-Okay.

-Okay.

All right.

[Stephen groaning]

[car door slamming]

[cup banging]

[Stephen] It's hot.

[Molly sipping]

Did you put sugar in here?

Yeah.

What?

You don't know I like my coffee

black by this point.

I don't know, it's not like you

drink coffee much anyway.

Right, only literally

every single morning.

But you usually make

it yourself so...

You could...

[Stephen sipping]

I'm going into work today.

[laughs]

What?

Babe, you're asking me

what like I'm crazy

or something.

Is it a sh**t or?

It's a sh**t in the city.

[Stephen] What?

Babe, you haven't been back

in like a while, so...

For you to say that you're

going back home

for a sh**t, that's just, I

mean...

I'm proud of you

is what I'm trying to tell you.

Don't be.

I'm just...

I'm proud of you.

Don't be.

[car door opening]

[Molly] How are you getting in?

[car door slamming]

[Stephen] Train.

[Molly] How are you getting

to the station?

I'd totally drive you, but...

I have to be in early

today, so...

I wouldn't let you drive

me anyway, so.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

Uh-uh.

[Molly laughs]

[wind blowing]

[gears shift]

[engine running]

[sink running]

[clothes rustling]

[sighs]

[door opening]

[footsteps]

[wind chimes]

[traffic passing]

[chiming continues]

[wind rustling]

[people chattering]

[train clattering]

[male 1] Some sparks are shot,

if a spark goes on one of these

things, it's gonna go.

[male 2] I know.

[male 1] And if it goes, it's

all gonna go.

[male 2] David.

[pop music playing]

[male voice] Hold it away for

your body, dude.

He is holding it away.

[firework whistling]

Whoa, that was so cool.

Away from the tree, dude.

Yeah, away from the tree.

David's gonna set

the tree on fire.

David, don't set the tree.

And make sure it doesn't

go under the umbrella.

Not gonna set anything

to fire though.

That's it.

Oh, dude, that was cute.

[fireworks crackling]

May we go in the water soon?

Yeah, we may soon.

We may or we will?

[birds chirping]

[kid crying]

[waves crashing]

[Molly] Look at that handsome

fella.

[chuckles]

[gentle music]

[birds chirping]



[wind blowing]

[sirens whirring]

[sighs]

[Luke] Yo, just throw her on

the couch, okay?

Yeah.

[clanking]

[Teddy] Where are your parents?

[Luke] They are in Miami.

[Teddy] Hmm.

[Emma] Surprise, surprise.

[exhale]

[chairs rustling]

Oh yeah.

Are you serious, bro?

You raid my kitchen every time

you come to my house.

I'm not trying to hear it.

[Luke] Gimme a cookie.

Gimme a cookie and

then f*ck off.

[Teddy] Weren't you just

complaining.

[Luke] Oh, why thank you.

[Teddy] Where is she going, bro?

Whoa.

[Luke laughing]

[Emma] Your parents have stuff

on actual VHS.

Oh Emma, please be

careful with that.

That's something that

my dad shot.

[Emma] Can we watch it?

Emma, why are you so creepy?

[Emma] I'm not creepy.

It's not weird if we

watch it, right?

[Luke] I don't even know how to

play VHS Emma, honestly.

[Luke and Teddy laughing]

[clothes rustling]

[closes lipstick]

[door opening]

Luke, come smoke a

cigarette with me.

[Teddy laughing]

[chair whirring]

[Teddy] Good luck.

[lighter flickering]

[cars beeping]

[Emma] You know, it's probably

for the best that

you quit smoking.

[Luke laughing]

I didn't quit smoking.

Oh, so you just won't

smoke with me?

No, I just don't wanna smoke

because I don't wanna smell

when I go to Lauren,

she doesn't like it.

[laughs]

f*cking Lauren Rebinowitz.

Yeah, every single

girl hates her.

I don't get it.

You know, I'm just trying

to help you.

You're trying to help

me, well, thank you.

I think I'm okay on

my own on this one.

Don't worry about it.

[traffic noise]

[footsteps]

[Emma] Oh my God.

[Emma laughing]

This f*cking kid, oh my God.

[feet pattering]

[gentle music]

[door opening]

[footsteps]



[laughs]

I see you haven't changed

your sheets

in like three months.

[Luke chuckles]

I clean my sheets every week.

I'm maturing.

[sheets rustling]



[light breathing]



[gentle music]

[Emma breathing heavily]

[Luke] Come on, let's get

outta here, okay?

[lock shaking]

[footsteps]

Are you going somewhere?

Just walking?

Come on, cross.

Where are we going?

[footsteps]

I swear to God, if you

don't give me back

that jacket, I'm gonna

m*rder you.

I feel like it really suits me.

You hungry?

No.

[dog barking]

Okay, I'm gonna stop and get

something, I'm starving.

You suck.

Seriously?

I mean, let's go somewhere.

Let's go somewhere, where

do you want to go?

I dunno, like, I

wanna just like,

get in a car and just

drive somewhere.

Okay.

[Luke clears throat]

I'm gonna get a bagel,

and some coffee

and then I'm gonna walk

you home, okay?

Walk me home?

Do you think I need an escort

or something, or?

No, I'm just saying that because

I'm not going anywhere.

It's not like outta my way.

[Emma laughing]

That's nice.

What, what is.

I mean, I'm not going home,

so I'm a little confused

about why you would be

going to my house.

-You're not going home?

So where are you going?

Do you care?

No, I don't actually.

[footsteps]

[Emma laughing]

Okay, honey.

-We're not...

-[Emma laughs]

[Luke] Whatever.

[siren whirring]

[footsteps]

[male voice] Um. So you got

married in a church?

[Stephen] I got married, yeah,

okay, so...

How do I begin describing

this church to you?

[male voice] How'd you find it?

[Stephen] When we drove up,

right?

So we're driving through

back roads of Poland.

It's like if you imagine

Pennsylvania,

and then you imagine a Polish

version of Pennsylvania,

or a European version

of Pennsylvania.

You have all these

different towns.

And within each town

there is basically,

its just small little pocket

of houses, and then a hill.

And on top of this

hill is a church.

[gentle music]

We drove through Warsaw on a

it was a 12 hour bus from

Frankfurt to Warsaw,

and then up to this place

called Szczecin.

No, I can't believe it.

So good to see you.

How are you, how long

I didn't see you?

A year and a half.

It's been a year and a half.

I can't believe it.

What are you doing?

[Stephen] And so we walk up

through,

you walk up these stone steps,

this little brick archway.

Nothing else is connected

to it.

There's no like,

excessive wall,

it's just no up through

a brick archway.

And then you're into this

kind of like yellow

overlook, almost like

a tower, right?

So...

And then you walk in,

and the roof,

the vaulted ceilings

are all pink.

You see...

like it's too short to justify

the size of these...

[Daniel] Whoa. Well, look

who it is.

Of all the people I wanted

to see here today,

you were not one of them.

[Daniel laughing]

Glad to hear that, all the

time off has made you

a more enjoyable human

being to work with.

[Daniel] Well, we only have the

model for two hours.

We're gonna try and get

in as many looks

as we can, as you know,

but Diane understands

the limitations.

That said, you can edit the

photos from anywhere.

They don't give a f*ck.

So just make sure you get them

to Maurice by Friday.



-Look at you.

-[Daniel laughs]

Look at me.

[Stephen] I absolutely love

looking at this kind of,

I don't want to say

juxtaposition.

You just look at this

kind of clash

between this like old gold

plated beautiful stuff.

And then you have these

giant projectors,

which almost block it.

The pews are all wood and

this kind of golden wood.

All good?

It is very good to see you

again, f*cking shmuck.

[laughs]

[Stephen] I was told multiple

times that this would be

the religious spot that we

were getting married.

Her grandparents had gotten

married in this church.

Her mother had gotten married

in this church.

My biggest fear was kind of

like, I'm gonna hate it,

but I have to like,

pretend to like it.

And I loved it, I really did.

I genuinely looked at it

like, this is gonna be

so much fun and so beautiful.

And it was, it really was.

[camera snapping]

[silent dialogue]



[Luke] No, tell him I'm not

sending

the confirmation until

I get the email.

There's no point in it.

No, no, no, no, no.

Hold on, hold on, I'll call

you in a bit, all right?

Yo, yo, Cedar Street.

[traffic passing]

How crazy is this,

how you doing?

You know who I am, right?

How are you?

I'm good, where are you going?

I'm going to the train.

What, you going to work?

Where are you going?

No.

[traffic noise]

[Luke] You're going home,

I'm going home.

I'm literally, I'm about

to head back that way.

What are you talking

about?

It's gonna take you twice

as long on the train.

f*ck your ticket.

We're going to the same f*cking

place, all right?

Just get in the car.

I'm not leaving you here.

Thank you yes, come on.

This is ridiculous, come on.

This never happens to me.

[Stephen] It's okay.

[man] It's okay, come on, get

in.

I'm not leaving if you're

not getting in, come on.

Come on, come on, chop, chop.

I'm not gonna hurt

you, I promise.

I'll take you right

to your door.

Come on, it's not so

hard to think about.

All right, let's go.

[vehicle engines whirring]

[door banging]

What are the f*cking

chances, right?

How you doing?

All right, right, yeah.

Much better than train, right?

Yeah.

I'm a better driver too.

[wind chimes]

[footsteps]

[objects clattering]

Idiot.

[cans clacking]

[can rolling away]

What time is your curfew?

I don't know.

Do you have one?

Yeah.

[people yelling]

Well, I mean, what time are

you waking up tomorrow?

I'm not as well versed

in the surfer

Surfer culture, bro.

My dad got home,

My dad found the jar.

[people chattering]

[traffic noise]

Yo!

Hello?

Yeah, wait, what's the

building number again?

That's the apartment.

You could have talked to me too.

But you didn't talk to me.

You never tried to.

Because you didn't talk to me.

So?

That's because I

decided to leave

and do my own sh*t.

I decided to change my life!

So you could've said

something, bro.

You could have said something

like, oh, congratulations.

instead like, oh, like f*ck you.

I didn't talk to you, bro.

But I would still try to see

you guys when I could.

No, you wouldn't.

Yes, I could.

When the last time you asked?

Every time I did, it

would just be bad.

Like clearly, it was

my own fault.

I'm not blaming you, but like,

I know that that was bad.

So for me, what I related

to like being

with you guys was like

bad stuff happening.

So when I got sober, I

was like, all right,

I need to pull back and

I pull back for a while

and like fix my own sh*t

before I can like be

friends with you.

All right, so you fixed it?

-I fixed it.

-Wanna hangout with us?

I can if you want to.

All right bro, I'm

fine honestly.

Okay, so give me daps.

[vehicle engines whirring]

[people chattering]

[indistinct chatter]

[gentle music]



[silent piano notes]

[silent dialogue]

Sorry.

How'd you sleep?

I'm just a little lost

in space right now.

[clicks tongue]

Not that lost.

[Grace] I'm hungry.

Okay.

Get Luke, let's go eat.

That's a great idea, except

I don't know where Luke is.

[Grace and Teddy laughing]

[Teddy] He and Emma went out

to smoke a cigarette

and they have not come back yet.

Stop it.

Wait.

You don't understand how

happy that makes me.

I know, don't worry.

Oh my God, I knew it, I

f*cking--

[skateboard whirring]

[traffic passing]

What?

[laughs]

Where are you going?

[car beeping]

[footsteps]

[wind blowing]

[gentle music]

[birds chirping]

[Emma] Are you happy?

[Luke] What?

[Emma] It's not a complicated

question.



[Luke] You mean right now?

[Emma] Yeah, like in general.

[Luke] I mean, yeah, I guess.

[Emma] Saying you guess leads

me to believe

that you're not actually happy.

[Luke] If that's the way you

wanna look at it.

[Emma] I mean, obviously that's

the way I look at it.

I just said that.

But you could just give

me a straight answer.

[Luke] I don't know, I've just

been chilling.

I don't tend to stop my life

and ask myself if I'm happy.

I just am.



Come on, can we not

do this right now?

You always wanna do this,

I don't wanna do this.

I'm here with you, all right?



[waves crashing]

[shoes clacking]

[subway passing]

Come on.

[Emma] You know, it's kind of

crazy to think about.

[Luke] What?

[Emma] Like the 80 million

little things

that had to happen

in order for me

to meet you in 10th grade

English class.

I almost never went to Dwight

did you know that?

I applied to like 10 schools

just to leave the one I was at.

I've been at Dwight since

middle school.

I only got into that f*cking

8:00 AM English class

'cause Grace got stuck in it.

Yeah, everybody got stuck

in that f*cking class.

You got stuck in that class.

God, do I regret that decision.

Ow.

Yeah, you made my

life miserable.

You had me f*cked up for

a minute too, okay?

But I don't regret it.

You're too cute.

[siren whirring]

I dunno if I ever really said it

to you exactly but,

you know, even though

it didn't work out

and we're not together,

I'm still really glad I met you.

Me too.

[train passing]

[Luke] I gotta start heading

back.

What?

You're just gonna leave me here?

No, I'm not gonna

leave you here.

You can come on the train

with me if you want.

No, I'm staying.

Okay, then yeah, I'm

still gonna go.

You don't have to leave.

I mean, f*ck her, you're going

to her f*cking house.

You can stay here

like 15 minutes.

Emma.

Do you want to come or not?

No, I'm staying here.

Okay, then I'm gonna go.

I'm not going to do this.

I'm sorry, I can't do this.

I don't know what that is.

If you f*cking leave me here,

then you're still

the same person

who just takes everything

for granted

and just walked all over me.

I'm not leaving you here,

I just asked you

if you want to come with me.

You said you don't want to come

So I don't know what to do.

You are leaving me here.

I'm not leaving you,

I'm not leaving.

Do you want to come with me?

You gotta say something,

I can't do this.

Emma, come on, please.

I hate you.

[sobbing]

You know, I was just

starting to think

that maybe you changed

a little bit.

[Emma] And you know, you don't

think that I f*cking see you.

You think that I don't know

that you regret it

so much the way that you

treated me like sh*t.

And you pretend that things

haven't changed

and that you haven't grown

But I see it and you're

a f*cking coward.

And I want you to know that

because you can run around

all you want.

But this is what's really

happening here.

[Luke] I just said that you

can come back

on the train with

me if you want.

You said you don't want to,

so what do you want?

I can come back on the train

with you if I want?

I really,

I really can't do this again.

It's just, it's not worth it

to go through it all over

again, it's really not.

It's not worth it?

How can you even say that?

It's not worth it.

Stop, you're...

See that's what you're doing.

That's what you always do.

You manipulate my words

to make them mean something

completely different than

what I'm saying.

I'm being so fair with you and

you're not being fair to me.

So I don't know what

else to do, Emma.

I'm gonna go, okay, I'm sorry.

[footsteps]

[footsteps]

[train chiming]

[train rumbling]

[bags clattering]

Oh hey, I didn't see you there.

[Stephen breathes heavily]

I'm sorry.

[fists thumping surface]

[sighs]

I'm sorry.

[Molly] Baby, why'd you throw

this away?

[Stephen] Uh...

You know, I know it was wrong,

but I swear to God I was gonna

take it out of the garbage.

[chair whirring]

Okay.

That's not an excuse.

That's not an excuse.

[Molly] You're not a bad person.

You can't just think

of yourself anymore.

[sobs]

We don't have to hang it up.

We can just put it

somewhere else.

Or we can maybe you

wanna hide it,

we can just hide it, okay?

You can't just throw our

babies things away.

[Molly crying]

I love you so much, it hurts.

I've always loved you

this way, always.

Our life has shattered

into f*cking pieces

But that always stayed the same.

[Stephen sobbing]

I gave you

all the space that you

needed to cope.

It's been a year.

And I did what I thought

I needed to do.

You know, it felt right for me.

[Molly] You can't keep treating

me like I'm not a part

of this family.

You can't just leave in the

middle of the night.

I have to look for you and I

find you in the car, sobbing.

Okay, I'm sorry I didn't

wake you up to come.

[Molly crying]

Please, just let me

finish, please.

I'm sorry.

[Molly crying]

I don't wanna wake up

without you, ever.

I'm sorry.

[crying]

I can't look at you

anymore, I can't.

I can't.

[Stephen] Okay, just...

Okay.

Look at the bags that I brought

back from the grocery store.

You see them, do you

know what's in them?

White bread.

Turkey slices.

Swiss cheese.

I know I never did, so I'll

make his lunch tonight.

I just need you to put

it in the box, okay?

'Cause I never could get it all.

I'll make it tonight.

There's one less thing

that we gotta worry about

in the morning.

[Stephen] And I have to go into

town tomorrow

so I can drive him to school.

Come on, how's that

for a dad move?

Makes his lunch

and drops him off.

Can you beat that?

He wasn't using a

lunchbox anymore.

[clicks teeth]

Oh yeah, so, uhmm...

what'd you put it in?

-A bag?

-[Molly chuckles]

He couldn't find one that he

didn't think was stupid, so

He wanted to have a paper

bag for a while.

Well you didn't tell me that.

[Stephen] I'm gonna take him to

the mall after school

and I'll get him a good one.

f*ck paper bag lunches.

Forget all about them.

I'll get him one that

he loves so much.

He'll use it till senior year.

Like, f*ck everyone.

[silent footsteps]

You think I would've been

that good a mother?

Do you think that I...

I would have been that

good of a father?

[chuckles]

Babe, really?

-Are you...

-[both laugh]

You're laughing right now?

[Molly laughing]

Okay.

Go ahead, that's fine.

That's just fine.

Okay.

[wind chimes]

Good for you.

Good.

I'm glad you're having

a good time.

I wish I could have met him.

[rain dripping]

[Emma] The man he would've been.

[rain falling]

[door whirring]

Lauren?

Hello?

Oh my God, what did you do?

[pills whirring]

Hey.

[kissing]

Happy New Year.

Where are your parents?

Oh, they're in Croatia.

They're in Croatia?

Yeah.

Why didn't they take you?

I can't fly.

Oh.

[Lauren] You left me all alone.

I'm sorry.

I didn't come back.

You were supposed to

be here at midnight.

I know, I know I was supposed

to come back,

but I fell asleep

in the stairwell.

Oh.

Oh wow.

Yeah.

Wow, what a night.

Yeah, not too good.

[pills whirring]

Emma was at the party.

Emma?

[gulping]

How long since you've seen her?

-[pills rattling]

-A year.

[glass clanking]

Was that weird?

I'm really happy that

we talked actually.

What did you guys talk about?

I don't know.

[laughs]

I don't really know.

All right.

[pills rattling]

Are you just like popping

these, what's good?

I'm prescribed.

What is it?

It says once a daily

after dinner.

I don't think he should be

popping these like candy.

I'm not taking dinner, so I

don't know what that means.

Oh, word?

[Lauren gulping]

[laughs]

All right, well, just.

What?

Nothing, just be careful.

You took like three in the past

10 minutes, I just got here.

[Lauren] Get me more water.

[Luke] Yeah, I got you.

[Lauren] Thank you.

-Where's your bathroom?

-To the right.

[footsteps]

[water whirring]

[silent crying]

[faucet closing]

[Luke sighing]

Yo, what are you doing?

What are you doing, relax, hey.

Lauren, what are you doing?

Hold on, just wait.

Get your shirt down.

What do you want?

No.

You want to take it off?

Lauren, stop, stop, stop.

Lauren, you're laying

on your arm, relax.

Put your arm down, put

your arm down here.

You have some water, do

you want some water?

Do you want... Lauren,

stop, please stop.

Please stop here,

have some water.

[Lauren wincing]

Just sit down.

You hurt... sit down,

Lauren, stop.

Luke?

What are you doing?

Lauren, get on the bed.

Lauren, I need... what

are you doing?

Please get on the bed.

Just sit up, you're

hurting your arm.

Lauren, Lauren, Lauren.

Your arm, your arm.

[Lauren moaning]

Ah f*ck. Lauren.

Just don't go, just don't go.

I'm not going anywhere.

Just don't go.

No, no, no, don't go.

Don't go, don't go.

Lauren. Just relax.

Please lay down.

Lauren, please lay down.

Lauren, I need you to lay down.

Lauren, stop.

Don't go, don't go.

I'm not going anywhere, stop.

I'm not gonna, sit back. I'm not

going to f*ck you.

Why don't you wanna f*ck me?

Why don't you wanna f*ck me?

Why don't you wanna

f*ck me, Luke?

[Lauren moaning]

[Lauren screaming]

[Lauren crying]

[rain drops]

[gentle music]

[lighter flickering]



[rain falling]



[rain falling]

[ukulele strumming]

[people chattering]

[male] Yeah, you know I can

play ukulele.

[ukulele strumming]

[strumming continues]

[silent dialogue]

[guitar strum ends]

[light clapping]

[water flowing]

[bell ringing]

[Luke] Emma, Emma, they're here,

sh*t.

Okay.

[birds chirping]

Hi.

[Molly] Hi.

Come in, come in.

How are you?

[kissing]

Can I take your jacket?

How you doing big man?

No jacket for you.

Ah...

It's cold!

No?

All right, tough guy. Here.

Emma's in the kitchen.

She's just finishing stuff.

She's obsessing over dinner.

I don't know why,

but she'll be out

in a second now that she

knows you're here.

So, okay, make yourself

at home, all right?

[footsteps]

You guys want some wine?

-No.

-No.

You sure?

Yeah.

Okay.

[Luke groans]

Did he tell you about

our little run-in?

No?

You didn't tell her?

No, I...

I'm sitting near Atlantic

Terminal,

I'm sitting in my car.

My foot's literally on the gas

about to come back this way.

And who do I see?

-This f*cking guy.

-[Molly laughing]

Stumbling along like

a UCLA backpacker

in Port Au Prince.

I get outta the car,

I'm literally, I look

like a crazy person.

I'm yelling, hey, hey!

And he's looking at me like,

who the f*ck is this guy?

And I'm saying, what do you mean

who am I, I'm your

neighbor b*stard.

So I go over there and

I'm saying, you know,

I'm going home.

We're supposed to have

dinner tonight.

And he's saying, oh,

yeah, yeah, I know.

Do you want to come in?

You get in the car,

I'll take you home.

And he's so cute and polite.

Finally, you gonna come

in, you gonna get in?

He says, no, no, no, no,

I gotta take the train.

I got this ticket,

I can't return it.

[Emma] Babe.

[Luke] What?

Can you come out here

we have guests?

[knife chopping]

-[Emma] Hi.

-[Molly] Hi.

You made it.

I'm so glad you guys finally

were able to come over.

So am I.

Can I help you with anything?

Oh my God, no, please.

I'm almost done, I swear.

Slowly but surely.

Okay.

[Stephen] You work in Brooklyn?

[Luke] Yeah, yeah, right

on Sixth Street.

You're gonna live here now?

No, oh, Christ, no.

We're just unpacking some sh*t,

we got a little one.

She's a first grader

up at Brearly.

But yeah, so we'll be

out in the summers.

You just buy the place?

No, it's my mother's.

But she's not doing too well.

She's in and outta

the hospital, so.

So what are they talking

about in there?

Anything good?

-Oh, God knows what.

-[Emma laughs]

Yeah, I can imagine.

[Stephen] It's not your kid,

it's her kid.

[laughs]

I wish.

No, I'm joking, that's a joke.

Don't f*cking say anything.

[Emma] Do you need anything?

Do you want water or...

No, I'm good, thank you.

Just wanted to say hi.

[Emma] Yes.

[knife chopping]

Your scarf is really beautiful.

Oh, thank you.

Luke's mom gave it to me.

[Luke] You guys, you live

out here full year

all year round, you

live out here?

[Molly] Yes.

[flaps lips]

Jesus Christ, you're serious?

That's f*cking crazy.

I would lose my sh*t, I'm sorry.

That was terrible, that's

not what I meant.

I'm not judging you, I'm sorry,

I'm not judging you.

-That's not what I meant,

really.

-No, no, no.

Don't worry about offending us.

Okay, I have a horrible

sense of humor.

You know, if you're up for

it, I think you'll see it,

the winter here, really, there's

nothing else like it.

Really.

You're not f*cking with me.

If it's your thing,

it's your thing.

Yeah, it's my thing that

we don't get your type

coming up here every weekend.

[Luke laughing]

Oh my God.

I'm so sorry.

No, it's all right.

It's all right.

That's a stinger, good one.

I'm just f*cking with you.

[slap hands]

Right.

Emma's in the kitchen?

Yeah, yeah, go get her.

Let me just go and say hi.

[Luke] Please, get her outta

there.

It's chicken not rocket science.

[feet banging]

Next time it's your life.

[Luke laughing]

Can I use your restroom?

Yeah, yeah, for sure.

It's just right upstairs.

It's on the right.

Okay, thanks.

[knife chopping]

[gentle music]

[footsteps]

[door creaking]

[insects chirping]

-[lighter flicks]

-You know I'm trying to quit.

Oh yeah?

-Me too.

-[Stephen laughs]



[footsteps]

[gentle music]

[silent dialogue]

[Molly crying]

What is this?

What is this?

Did you wanna hang out

with the cool kids?

I am the coolest kid.

That you are, my dear.

That you are.

[insects chirping]

[train whirring]

[train whirring]

[gentle music]

[music ends]

[wind chimes]