Sometime the Wolf (2025) Movie Script
[gentle dramatic music]
[machine humming]
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[suspenseful music]
[clock ticking]
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[birds chirping]
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[water sploshing]
[door clanging]
[door banging]
What's up, man?
You coming tonight?
[Caller] I think it's rooted
in the fact that I'm afraid.
And I wasn't afraid.
And when you go to a doctor,
that's where it all gets real.
So tomorrow I'm going to the urologist
and that's gonna be the full on, you know,
you know, that experience.
Yeah.
I mean, there's nothing to worry about.
I just wanna make sure everything's okay.
I'm at that age now
where I have to do that.
And so now I'm paranoid and I'm nervous
'cause I gotta go to a doctor.
So I'm seeing signs and
symbols and everything.
I'm seeing omens
and gifts everywhere I turn.
And what happened was,
I woke up the other day,
my cats aren't,
[suspenseful music continues]
[cars swooshing]
[glasses clinking]
I'm sorry, baby.
[dog barking]
[Movie Character A] What
do you think of Ireland?
Castles High.
[Movie Character B] Ireland's fine.
Castle High is a bit of a pesky.
[dog barking]
It's a very strange place.
[ball bouncing]
The kind of place you expect a ghost
to have to walk around.
[Movie Character B speaks faintly]
[dog barking]
[TV chattering]
[toothbrush scrubbing]
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[gentle music]
[clock ticking]
[crickets chirping]
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[siren wailing]
[dog barking]
[engine rumbling]
[birds chirping]
[Rosalind sighing]
[food sizzling]
[fists thudding]
[Coach] [indistinct] you wanna move.
[speaks in foreign language]
[fighters scuffling]
Just get the guy's bicep.
I turn my head to the side.
Grab, two.
Knee.
[fighters chattering]
[suspenseful music]
[coach grunting]
Make it forward.
Two!
Three!
One!
One!
Let the hand protect your face.
Don't let your hand be idle.
I have a friend come and punch you.
Step back. One.
Rotate. Elbow down.
Face.
Get a partner, work very slowly.
[somber music]
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[saw buzzing]
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[knife chopping]
[Receptionist] Dr Markle
is out for two weeks.
[receptionist speaks faintly]
No, I understand.
But I just don't think we'll be
comfortable seeing someone else.
We've been with Dr. Markle the whole time.
And, you know, she knows
Rosalind, she knows her history.
[Receptionist] Dr. Cahill has access
to all Dr. Markle's files.
Well, I'm sure Dr. Caval
[Receptionist] Sir,
Dr. Cahill is working
very closely with Dr. Markle.
- Dr. Cahill.
I'm sure he is great.
- It's okay.
- I just,
- For two weeks from now.
It's okay.
[receptionist speaking faintly]
Okay.
- Does that sound all right?
- Sure. Yeah.
That works for tomorrow.
[Receptionist] Great. Okay.
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[dog panting]
[feet shuffling]
[door clanging]
[Rosalind] Did you take her out?
I forgot.
[Hal sighing]
[latch clicking]
[cars swooshing]
[pee trickling]
[latch clicking]
Wait.
Can you give me a minute?
[Hal] Okay.
You need anything?
No.
I'll be right out.
[Hal] I'll be downstairs.
Okay.
[slow tense music]
[coffee pouring]
- Hey.
- Hey.
You okay?
Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
Just morning sickness.
[Hal] You feeling better now?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
[water sploshing]
[slow tense music continues]
[items clinking]
[birds chirping]
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[toaster pops]
[mug thuds]
[birds chirping]
[cars swooshing]
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[items rattling]
[Dr. Cahill] So, just give me a minute
to review your results.
It all looks good.
So what seems to be the problem?
I did experience some spotting recently.
Oh. Light or heavy?
Light, I think. It was not much.
Well, I wouldn't worry
about that too much, really.
It's not uncommon at this point.
When was this?
Earlier today.
Has it happened before?
You know,
we can run more tests if you'd like.
But the results from this
past week all look good.
Yep, that'd be great.
[Dr. Cahill] Did you experience spotting
in your first pregnancy?
No. I didn't.
[Dr. Cahill] Well, that's not unusual.
[rain pattering]
[doors banging]
[slow tense music continues]
[rain pattering]
[birds chirping]
Wanted was a hug, yeah
We on the block every
night to catch a buzz
Get the cash and take the
my family out the hood
That's a must
Hood baby from the struggle
Long time had to hustle
Glad we made it though
I'm just glad we made it though
Hood baby from the struggle
Long time
You overtook my strengths
Don't make me get my fangs out
I know
But I'm quicker
Keep it chill, metal L-I-T
Keep an ill physche
Hotter than wasabi
Ah, too spicy
Drop a P-I-C
Now I'm trending on IG
Ass fat broke that zipper
Cake bat just got thicker
Face ain't got no fillers
Go on, arch that back for the picture
Bitch I drip like liquor
Pussy and the flow
stay wet like a river
Baby gon' shine like glitter
Looking at the baddest of 'em
[sander scratching]
[Hal blows]
[crickets chirping]
[Rosalind breathes heavily]
[Rosalind grunting]
[paper rustling]
[panel creaking]
[water sploshing]
[blower whirring]
[TV chattering]
[Character] Go ahead. Come on.
[audience applauding]
[Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen.
[clock ticking]
[Rosalind] Henry.
Henry, wake up.
Someone's in the house.
[suspenseful music]
[dog barking]
[phone beeping]
[dialer ringing]
[Dispatch] 911, where's your emergency?
[Rosalind] Someone's in the house.
He's outside our bedroom door.
Please send someone.
[Dispatch] Ma'am, what
is your current location?
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[TV chattering]
She's not responding.
It looks like Sycamore and Maple.
Ma'am, if you're still
there, please respond.
Where's your exact location?
We have officers in your neighborhood.
[suspenseful music continues]
When you feel like you can speak,
tell me your exact location.
[latch clicking]
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[dog barking]
[Rosalind] 18 Orchard Street.
[Dispatch] 18 Orchard.
Stay where you are.
- Please help.
[Dispatch] Officers are on the way.
They're two minutes out.
Ma'am, are you alone in the house?
[suspenseful music continues]
[bat swinging]
My husband's just hitted him with a bat.
[Dispatch] I've sent the EMT as well.
Help is on the way.
[dog barking]
[bat thudding]
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[Dispatch speaks faintly]
You believe your husband hit the intruder?
Ma'am, are you still there?
The police are almost there.
Don't approach the intruder.
Hello?
No update.
[Hal panting]
[somber music]
[siren wailing]
[radio chattering]
[dog barking]
Are you sure you'd
never seen him before.
I mean, I didn't get a real look at him.
It was dark.
And how many times
your husband hit the man?
Do you know?
[radio chattering]
I ran out as soon as I could.
I don't know.
Can I go?
Sure, but I need your
husband for a minute.
Do I have to come to
the station tonight?
No, I don't think so.
Get some sleep and
come in tomorrow morning.
How many times did you
strike the intruder?
I don't remember.
I mean, four or five, maybe.
I don't know.
[siren wailing]
Who was he?
Some junkie from around town.
In and out of jail.
How old was he?
[Officer] 22. You ever seen him before?
I don't think so. It was dark.
You were next to the light switch.
You didn't turn it on?
Do I need a lawyer?
Up to you. We're just talking.
I don't see why you would.
You said it was self-defense.
It was. He had a knife.
I thought it was dark.
The TV was on. I saw it.
You found the knife up there?
Yes, we did.
[radio chattering]
He came into our house
while we were asleep.
[suspenseful music]
[siren wailing]
[suspenseful music continues]
We're done for tonight.
Get some rest.
Come in tomorrow, and
we're gonna be back here.
You protected your family.
[radio chattering]
[door banging]
[engine cranking]
[engine rumbling]
[suspenseful music continues]
[dog barking]
[Hal breathing heavily]
[radio chattering]
[latch clicking]
[feet shuffling]
[siren wailing]
[door banging]
[doors banging]
[engine rumbling]
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[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
[bell chimes]
[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music]
[water sploshing]
[items shuffling]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Hal blowing]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Hal breathing heavily]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[cleaning rag wringing]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[furniture dragging]
[cleaning rag wringing]
[cleaning rag squeaking]
[cleaning rag squelching]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Rosalind] Do you need help?
What?
No.
Thanks.
I've got it.
[cleaning rag scraping]
[food sizzling]
[twinkling music]
[latch clicking]
[pensive music]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[knife rasping]
[pensive music continues]
[knife rasping]
[plastic bag rustling]
[knife rasping]
[pensive music continues]
[plastic bag rustling]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Rosalind sighing]
[Hal scraping]
[Rosalind sobbing]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[Hal breathing heavily]
We have a good case for self-defense.
Your court appearance
isn't for another month,
and I'd say there's a good
chance they won't prosecute.
Is there anything we need to do?
One step at a time.
I'll let you know if I need anything.
I've spoken to the prosecution
and no one's bringing up a fight.
I still need to prepare
our defense just in case.
I scheduled this for Tuesday.
Judge Kafner should be on the bench.
He's an ex-city cop.
We drew a good judge for this case.
So go on with your lives.
You just need to let the
process play out at this point.
Thank you.
[Delivery Driver] And
I just need signature.
[TV chattering]
[pensive music continues]
[pensive music continues]
[latch clicking]
[pensive music continues]
[clock ticking]
[pensive music continues]
[Movie Character A] Oh,
then yo do much traveling.
[Movie Character B]
Yeah, I might say that
I'm drifting one time out of another.
And I transport money to
the banks once in a while.
You have a little something
in your eyes, Senore.
[Movie Character A] Is it out.
[Movie Character 1] No?
[pensive music continues]
[latch clicking]
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[feet shuffling]
[Rosalind] Hal.
Yeah.
[Rosalind] What are you doing?
Couldn't sleep.
Come to bed.
I'm just checking.
Everything's okay, baby.
Come to bed.
They'll set the alarm up tomorrow.
Okay.
[pensive music continues]
[clock ticking]
[HR Rep] No need to rush into anything.
I still got time to speak to you.
I know.
[HR Rep] If you need more time,
for you to have almost
three weeks in sick days.
I don't think so. I
may need a few more days.
[HR Rep] Okay.
I've got you covered through the weekend.
Can you call me back on Monday?
Yes, I'll call back.
[HR Rep] We don't wanna rush you.
Yeah, no, it's no problem.
[HR Rep] Take your time, Hal.
We need everyone in top form.
- Thanks.
- Take care.
- Thank you. Okay.
- Feel better.
Thanks. Goodbye.
Have a good weekend.
You too. Bye.
[pensive music]
[pensive music continues]
[alarm monitor beeping]
[feet shuffling]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[pensive music continues]
[Automated Voice] System armed stay.
Alarm, garage door.
[alarm wailing]
System disarmed. Ready to arm.
[alarm monitor beeping]
Alarm, kitchen door.
[alarm wailing]
Alarm, front door.
[alarm wailing]
System armed, stay.
[Rosalind] I think it works.
Can you take Alexa out?
Not now.
[Automated Voice] Alarm,
right rear living room window.
[alarm wailing]
System disarmed. Ready to arm.
[alarm monitor beeping]
[Rosalind] Come on, Alexa.
Let's go for a walk.
[feet shuffling]
Come on, girl.
Come on.
[cheerful music]
[cars swooshing]
[TV chattering]
I'm gonna go climbing.
How long will you be?
I don't know.
Couple hours.
Okay.
Call if you need anything.
[Movie Character] I've
destroyed every single argument
in Germany and Poland with my
service including my identity.
Well, guess what I'll be
doing at six o'clock tonight?
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
Watch me walk away
Putting myself on display
One, two, three a day
I'm on my way, on my way
I'ma have you on tiptoes
Watching my diamond afterglow
So enjoy the view
Taking a picture like Malibu
I'ma have you on tiptoes
Watching my diamond afterglow
I know you wanna take me home
I'm on my way, on my way
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
[pages rustling]
[dog whimpering]
Guys, we wanna finish up tonight.
Little groundwork.
Been doing striking.
Been doing bear hugs.
Everything's been stand up.
Gotta hit the ground a little bit.
Roll around a little bit.
So we're gonna do an escape
from a choke on the ground,
and the guy's sitting
have you in his headlock.
So Hal, can I borrow you
for a second, please?
On the ground.
You're gonna sit right here, sir,
and you're gonna choke me from the side.
He's got me up.
My one arm is pinned. I'm gonna move.
Hit him. Kick him in the head.
Boom. Back away.
Breaking it down for you guys.
I am in very precarious position here.
I am on the ground. I have weight on me.
Fingers in the eyes.
Head goes back, faces ceiling.
My leg comes around.
I wanna figure four him.
Turn over, put weight wait on his neck.
Get up, beat him, beat him, beat him.
Get up, hit him, kick him.
Boom, boom, boom.
[Hal panting]
So he's no longer a threat.
One more time.
[suspenseful music]
In the head, come around, come over.
Sit on his head.
Bash him, bash him.
Kick, kick, head.
Boom. Get up.
You all right?
Is he okay?
You hurt?
Hal, are you all right?
[keyboard keys clacking]
Thanks.
[phone ringing]
[suspenseful music]
Henry, can I speak to you?
[phone ringing]
Close the door.
[door creaking]
[colleagues chattering]
[rain pattering]
[cutlery clinking]
I felt something today.
What?
I don't know, Hal.
It's like a flutter or something.
What do you mean?
I felt the baby.
I mean, not a kick but
it definitely felt something.
[rain pattering]
[birds chirping]
[water sploshing]
Hey.
Hi.
[somber music]
[birds chirping]
You better get going.
You're gonna be late.
I'll see you tonight.
[door banging]
[somber music continues]
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[door creaking]
You should go out tomorrow.
I wasn't planning on it.
I thought you said some
of the guys were going out.
Yeah, but.
You should go.
You should see your friends. Get out.
[clock ticking]
[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
Ros.
Rosalind.
How are you?
I'm fine.
Yeah, I heard about
everything and I saw you here.
I just,
we're praying for you.
[door banging]
[engine rumbling]
I'll cry a river of tears
That flows out to the sea
Baby if you run away
But it's life
Its had its way
And I know
I'm not the same
But how long
Do I work
For the check
[Rosalind crying]
[birds chirping]
[door banging]
[latch clicking]
[engine humming]
[somber music]
[water sploshing]
[somber music continues]
[door creaking]
Hey, man.
[upbeat music]
[bottles clinking]
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
This thing, this last thing right here.
It's the one.
It's the one.
See the white bottle there.
What the is wrong with you?
[group chattering]
[upbeat music]
[group laughing]
[group chattering]
[upbeat music continues]
[group chattering]
[group laughing]
Specifically, there are like,
apparently like, only 12 people
in the world know it, right.
But like, it's,
[group chattering]
[group laughing]
No, that's what I'm saying is like.
[group chattering]
[cars swooshing]
[crickets chirping]
[engine humming]
[somber music]
[cars swooshing]
[horns honking]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[water sploshing]
[somber music continues]
[Rosalind] Where are you going?
[latch clicking]
Hal?
[somber music continues]
I just wanna make sure
everything's locked.
[Rosalind] You checked
everything already.
I wanna set the alarm.
[Rosalind] You set it.
I just wanna be safe.
[Rosalind] I know, baby.
But we are safe.
Everything's okay right now.
- I should make sure.
- You checked all the locks,
and set the alarm.
- I should make sure.
[Rosalind] Reds?
Are you smoking again?
[water sploshing]
Maybe. I'm not sure.
What difference does it make?
Do whatever you want.
I just don't ever want it around the baby.
[somber music continues]
Come here.
[latch clicking]
[somber music continues]
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
You're drunk.
Wait.
Did you drive home?
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
I'm nervous for you.
You don't have to be.
You just washed your hands again.
So what?
[door banging]
Great, Henry.
Good job.
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
[garage door whirring]
[alarm monitor beeping]
Everything is okay.
Stop saying that.
And please stop micromanaging
everything I do.
I said I'm fine.
It means I'm fine.
I believe you.
This is stupid.
I know I shouldn't even be trying
to talk to you right now.
That was so stupid, Hal.
Do you have any idea
what could have happened?
I love you.
Please just come to bed.
I need to check.
- Wait.
- I'll be up in a minute.
[Rosalind] Don't you think
we should talk about this?
You could have killed someone.
You could have killed yourself.
[somber music continues]
We have to go to court soon.
Do you know what could have happened?
Do you have any idea
what could have happened?
[Rosalind] If you won't talk to me,
you should talk to somebody.
- Talk,
I'm not starting therapy again.
I know that's what you're saying.
Drop it, please.
[fist thudding]
Be up in a minute.
[latch clicking]
[somber music continues]
[Rosalind sobbing]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[children screaming]
[knife rattling]
[knife rasping]
[board snaps]
[knife rasping]
[board cracking]
[knife rasping]
[board cracking]
[drill whirring]
[spoon stirring]
[tool scraping]
[twinkling music]
[sander scratching]
[paint roller whooshing]
[door creaking]
State versus Corcoran,
docket 18X756727.
Ms. Garcia, may I have permission
to speak directly to your client?
Yes, Your Honor.
Mr. Corcoran,
you have no priors, is that right?
- Yes, that's correct.
- That is right.
All I see are a few speeding tickets.
Be careful with that.
You still live at 18 Orchard?
Yes, Your Honor.
Mr. Parmeter,
does the state have an application?
Yes.
Thank you, Your Honor.
After full and thorough investigation
and review of all the relevant facts
and circumstances in this case,
the state moves to dismiss the
charges against Mr. Corcoran.
- Ms. Garcia?
- We join in that application.
Case dismissed.
Go spend time with your
family, Mr. Corcoran?
- Thank you.
- Thank you, Your Honor.
[Judge] Call the next one.
[Court Clerk] State versus Santa Ana,
Docket 18X756821.
[feet shuffling]
[birds chirping]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music continues]
[doorbell chimes]
[Rosalind] Can you get that?
[door knocking]
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
I was in the courtroom.
He said your address.
I thought maybe that was you at the wake.
So, this is where it happened?
Can I see?
Can I see where,
You won't?
We've cleaned up.
No.
I shouldn't.
Why'd you come here?
I don't know.
Just wanted to see you.
Why did you come to the wake?
I don't know.
Do you have any children?
Wife's due in February.
She was pregnant once before.
I'm sorry.
You come in if you want.
Need something to drink?
- No.
I don't know why I came.
I don't know what I thought I...
[somber music]
I should go.
I'm sorry if I intruded.
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[machine rumbling]
[crickets chirping]
[Friend] I'm looking
forward to this for,
like, the last half hour.
I was like, "When is she gonna finish?"
[Rosalind] You just come to climb
for the cigarette afterwards?
[Friend] Maybe.
[both laughing]
So, like, you mean usually
you have a general hunger
and you're like, "I could eat anything."
- Yeah.
- But now you're like,
"I want this gross key lime pie
that should not even be a pie.
That's what I want."
[Rosalind] Yeah,
except for I don't say
it's gross, but yeah.
[Friend] Yeah.
[Rosalind] Yeah.
How's Tony?
[Friend] Tony. He's good.
He hates his job, so
it's like, that's just,
you know, it just colors everything.
[Rosalind] Yeah, of course.
[Friend] So, you know,
when something gets comfortable for him,
he's like, "Okay."
But it's just, it's sucking
its soul, I can see it.
[Rosalind] Yeah.
[Friend] He's just annoying.
He, like, over explains everything.
I'm like, "I know, I know."
[Rosalind] Have you considered
having a cigarette beforehand?
[Friend] Before,
that didn't do it.
- No?
- No.
[Rosalind] It's all about the order.
- Yes.
- Yeah. Okay.
[Friend] Well, it's a
payoff after the effort.
[Rosalind] I can barely
do anything like that.
[Friend] Tony made a
comment the other day in bed.
He's like, "I feel like
I'm sleeping with a guy."
I was like, "Get used to it, baby."
[Rosalind] I understand that.
[Friend] How's Hal doing?
[Rosalind] He's
he's doing okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
[Friend] How are things between you two?
Yeah, I don't know.
Sometimes I feel like I'm too close to it
to really help him, but, you know
- No. Of course.
- He's not gonna go
to a therapist or coach.
- You're getting affected.
- Oh, my God. Yeah.
- Yeah.
[Friend] It's like,
but he's in that spot,
that, like, weird spot where you're not
willing to change anything yet.
You're just willing to complain a lot so.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
I feel bad for him,
but I'm also just like,
oh my God.
[Rosalind] It's a lot
to listen to every day.
[Friend] Yes, it is.
- Call me, okay?
- I will.
[Friend] Okay.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
Hey.
Did you notice anything in the garage?
[Hal] No.
Should I have?
Look.
[Hal chuckles]
Nice.
[dramatic music continues]
It's awesome.
Can I open it?
Yeah.
What's that?
It's just trash.
It was there when I bought it.
It looks good.
- You think so?
- Yeah.
It looks great.
[dramatic music continues]
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[Rosalind and Hal chattering]
[dramatic music continues]
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[birds chirping]
[dramatic music continues]
[cover tearing]
[plastic rustling]
[knife rasping]
[dramatic music continues]
[paint roller whooshing]
[Rosalind laughing]
[dramatic music continues]
[paint roller whooshing]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[feet shuffling]
[dramatic music continues]
[feet shuffling]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[carpet rolling]
[dramatic music continues]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music]
[birds chirping]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music continues]
[children chattering]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music continues]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music continues]
[children chattering]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music continues]
[birds chirping]
[children chattering]
[children screaming]
[birds chirping]
[machine humming]
[machine humming continues]
[machine humming continues]
[machine humming continues]
[machine humming continues]
[machine humming continues]
[suspenseful music]
[clock ticking]
[suspenseful music continues]
[suspenseful music continues]
[suspenseful music continues]
[birds chirping]
[suspenseful music continues]
[water sploshing]
[door clanging]
[door banging]
What's up, man?
You coming tonight?
[Caller] I think it's rooted
in the fact that I'm afraid.
And I wasn't afraid.
And when you go to a doctor,
that's where it all gets real.
So tomorrow I'm going to the urologist
and that's gonna be the full on, you know,
you know, that experience.
Yeah.
I mean, there's nothing to worry about.
I just wanna make sure everything's okay.
I'm at that age now
where I have to do that.
And so now I'm paranoid and I'm nervous
'cause I gotta go to a doctor.
So I'm seeing signs and
symbols and everything.
I'm seeing omens
and gifts everywhere I turn.
And what happened was,
I woke up the other day,
my cats aren't,
[suspenseful music continues]
[cars swooshing]
[glasses clinking]
I'm sorry, baby.
[dog barking]
[Movie Character A] What
do you think of Ireland?
Castles High.
[Movie Character B] Ireland's fine.
Castle High is a bit of a pesky.
[dog barking]
It's a very strange place.
[ball bouncing]
The kind of place you expect a ghost
to have to walk around.
[Movie Character B speaks faintly]
[dog barking]
[TV chattering]
[toothbrush scrubbing]
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[gentle music]
[clock ticking]
[crickets chirping]
[gentle music continues]
[siren wailing]
[dog barking]
[engine rumbling]
[birds chirping]
[Rosalind sighing]
[food sizzling]
[fists thudding]
[Coach] [indistinct] you wanna move.
[speaks in foreign language]
[fighters scuffling]
Just get the guy's bicep.
I turn my head to the side.
Grab, two.
Knee.
[fighters chattering]
[suspenseful music]
[coach grunting]
Make it forward.
Two!
Three!
One!
One!
Let the hand protect your face.
Don't let your hand be idle.
I have a friend come and punch you.
Step back. One.
Rotate. Elbow down.
Face.
Get a partner, work very slowly.
[somber music]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[saw buzzing]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[knife chopping]
[Receptionist] Dr Markle
is out for two weeks.
[receptionist speaks faintly]
No, I understand.
But I just don't think we'll be
comfortable seeing someone else.
We've been with Dr. Markle the whole time.
And, you know, she knows
Rosalind, she knows her history.
[Receptionist] Dr. Cahill has access
to all Dr. Markle's files.
Well, I'm sure Dr. Caval
[Receptionist] Sir,
Dr. Cahill is working
very closely with Dr. Markle.
- Dr. Cahill.
I'm sure he is great.
- It's okay.
- I just,
- For two weeks from now.
It's okay.
[receptionist speaking faintly]
Okay.
- Does that sound all right?
- Sure. Yeah.
That works for tomorrow.
[Receptionist] Great. Okay.
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[dog panting]
[feet shuffling]
[door clanging]
[Rosalind] Did you take her out?
I forgot.
[Hal sighing]
[latch clicking]
[cars swooshing]
[pee trickling]
[latch clicking]
Wait.
Can you give me a minute?
[Hal] Okay.
You need anything?
No.
I'll be right out.
[Hal] I'll be downstairs.
Okay.
[slow tense music]
[coffee pouring]
- Hey.
- Hey.
You okay?
Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
Just morning sickness.
[Hal] You feeling better now?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
[water sploshing]
[slow tense music continues]
[items clinking]
[birds chirping]
[slow tense music continues]
[toaster pops]
[mug thuds]
[birds chirping]
[cars swooshing]
[slow tense music continues]
[items rattling]
[Dr. Cahill] So, just give me a minute
to review your results.
It all looks good.
So what seems to be the problem?
I did experience some spotting recently.
Oh. Light or heavy?
Light, I think. It was not much.
Well, I wouldn't worry
about that too much, really.
It's not uncommon at this point.
When was this?
Earlier today.
Has it happened before?
You know,
we can run more tests if you'd like.
But the results from this
past week all look good.
Yep, that'd be great.
[Dr. Cahill] Did you experience spotting
in your first pregnancy?
No. I didn't.
[Dr. Cahill] Well, that's not unusual.
[rain pattering]
[doors banging]
[slow tense music continues]
[rain pattering]
[birds chirping]
Wanted was a hug, yeah
We on the block every
night to catch a buzz
Get the cash and take the
my family out the hood
That's a must
Hood baby from the struggle
Long time had to hustle
Glad we made it though
I'm just glad we made it though
Hood baby from the struggle
Long time
You overtook my strengths
Don't make me get my fangs out
I know
But I'm quicker
Keep it chill, metal L-I-T
Keep an ill physche
Hotter than wasabi
Ah, too spicy
Drop a P-I-C
Now I'm trending on IG
Ass fat broke that zipper
Cake bat just got thicker
Face ain't got no fillers
Go on, arch that back for the picture
Bitch I drip like liquor
Pussy and the flow
stay wet like a river
Baby gon' shine like glitter
Looking at the baddest of 'em
[sander scratching]
[Hal blows]
[crickets chirping]
[Rosalind breathes heavily]
[Rosalind grunting]
[paper rustling]
[panel creaking]
[water sploshing]
[blower whirring]
[TV chattering]
[Character] Go ahead. Come on.
[audience applauding]
[Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen.
[clock ticking]
[Rosalind] Henry.
Henry, wake up.
Someone's in the house.
[suspenseful music]
[dog barking]
[phone beeping]
[dialer ringing]
[Dispatch] 911, where's your emergency?
[Rosalind] Someone's in the house.
He's outside our bedroom door.
Please send someone.
[Dispatch] Ma'am, what
is your current location?
[suspenseful music continues]
[TV chattering]
She's not responding.
It looks like Sycamore and Maple.
Ma'am, if you're still
there, please respond.
Where's your exact location?
We have officers in your neighborhood.
[suspenseful music continues]
When you feel like you can speak,
tell me your exact location.
[latch clicking]
[suspenseful music continues]
[dog barking]
[Rosalind] 18 Orchard Street.
[Dispatch] 18 Orchard.
Stay where you are.
- Please help.
[Dispatch] Officers are on the way.
They're two minutes out.
Ma'am, are you alone in the house?
[suspenseful music continues]
[bat swinging]
My husband's just hitted him with a bat.
[Dispatch] I've sent the EMT as well.
Help is on the way.
[dog barking]
[bat thudding]
[suspenseful music continues]
[Dispatch speaks faintly]
You believe your husband hit the intruder?
Ma'am, are you still there?
The police are almost there.
Don't approach the intruder.
Hello?
No update.
[Hal panting]
[somber music]
[siren wailing]
[radio chattering]
[dog barking]
Are you sure you'd
never seen him before.
I mean, I didn't get a real look at him.
It was dark.
And how many times
your husband hit the man?
Do you know?
[radio chattering]
I ran out as soon as I could.
I don't know.
Can I go?
Sure, but I need your
husband for a minute.
Do I have to come to
the station tonight?
No, I don't think so.
Get some sleep and
come in tomorrow morning.
How many times did you
strike the intruder?
I don't remember.
I mean, four or five, maybe.
I don't know.
[siren wailing]
Who was he?
Some junkie from around town.
In and out of jail.
How old was he?
[Officer] 22. You ever seen him before?
I don't think so. It was dark.
You were next to the light switch.
You didn't turn it on?
Do I need a lawyer?
Up to you. We're just talking.
I don't see why you would.
You said it was self-defense.
It was. He had a knife.
I thought it was dark.
The TV was on. I saw it.
You found the knife up there?
Yes, we did.
[radio chattering]
He came into our house
while we were asleep.
[suspenseful music]
[siren wailing]
[suspenseful music continues]
We're done for tonight.
Get some rest.
Come in tomorrow, and
we're gonna be back here.
You protected your family.
[radio chattering]
[door banging]
[engine cranking]
[engine rumbling]
[suspenseful music continues]
[dog barking]
[Hal breathing heavily]
[radio chattering]
[latch clicking]
[feet shuffling]
[siren wailing]
[door banging]
[doors banging]
[engine rumbling]
[suspenseful music continues]
[suspenseful music continues]
[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
[bell chimes]
[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music]
[water sploshing]
[items shuffling]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Hal blowing]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Hal breathing heavily]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[cleaning rag wringing]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[furniture dragging]
[cleaning rag wringing]
[cleaning rag squeaking]
[cleaning rag squelching]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Rosalind] Do you need help?
What?
No.
Thanks.
I've got it.
[cleaning rag scraping]
[food sizzling]
[twinkling music]
[latch clicking]
[pensive music]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[knife rasping]
[pensive music continues]
[knife rasping]
[plastic bag rustling]
[knife rasping]
[pensive music continues]
[plastic bag rustling]
[cleaning rag scraping]
[Rosalind sighing]
[Hal scraping]
[Rosalind sobbing]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[Hal breathing heavily]
We have a good case for self-defense.
Your court appearance
isn't for another month,
and I'd say there's a good
chance they won't prosecute.
Is there anything we need to do?
One step at a time.
I'll let you know if I need anything.
I've spoken to the prosecution
and no one's bringing up a fight.
I still need to prepare
our defense just in case.
I scheduled this for Tuesday.
Judge Kafner should be on the bench.
He's an ex-city cop.
We drew a good judge for this case.
So go on with your lives.
You just need to let the
process play out at this point.
Thank you.
[Delivery Driver] And
I just need signature.
[TV chattering]
[pensive music continues]
[pensive music continues]
[latch clicking]
[pensive music continues]
[clock ticking]
[pensive music continues]
[Movie Character A] Oh,
then yo do much traveling.
[Movie Character B]
Yeah, I might say that
I'm drifting one time out of another.
And I transport money to
the banks once in a while.
You have a little something
in your eyes, Senore.
[Movie Character A] Is it out.
[Movie Character 1] No?
[pensive music continues]
[latch clicking]
[pensive music continues]
[pensive music continues]
[feet shuffling]
[Rosalind] Hal.
Yeah.
[Rosalind] What are you doing?
Couldn't sleep.
Come to bed.
I'm just checking.
Everything's okay, baby.
Come to bed.
They'll set the alarm up tomorrow.
Okay.
[pensive music continues]
[clock ticking]
[HR Rep] No need to rush into anything.
I still got time to speak to you.
I know.
[HR Rep] If you need more time,
for you to have almost
three weeks in sick days.
I don't think so. I
may need a few more days.
[HR Rep] Okay.
I've got you covered through the weekend.
Can you call me back on Monday?
Yes, I'll call back.
[HR Rep] We don't wanna rush you.
Yeah, no, it's no problem.
[HR Rep] Take your time, Hal.
We need everyone in top form.
- Thanks.
- Take care.
- Thank you. Okay.
- Feel better.
Thanks. Goodbye.
Have a good weekend.
You too. Bye.
[pensive music]
[pensive music continues]
[alarm monitor beeping]
[feet shuffling]
[water sploshing]
[pensive music continues]
[pensive music continues]
[Automated Voice] System armed stay.
Alarm, garage door.
[alarm wailing]
System disarmed. Ready to arm.
[alarm monitor beeping]
Alarm, kitchen door.
[alarm wailing]
Alarm, front door.
[alarm wailing]
System armed, stay.
[Rosalind] I think it works.
Can you take Alexa out?
Not now.
[Automated Voice] Alarm,
right rear living room window.
[alarm wailing]
System disarmed. Ready to arm.
[alarm monitor beeping]
[Rosalind] Come on, Alexa.
Let's go for a walk.
[feet shuffling]
Come on, girl.
Come on.
[cheerful music]
[cars swooshing]
[TV chattering]
I'm gonna go climbing.
How long will you be?
I don't know.
Couple hours.
Okay.
Call if you need anything.
[Movie Character] I've
destroyed every single argument
in Germany and Poland with my
service including my identity.
Well, guess what I'll be
doing at six o'clock tonight?
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
Watch me walk away
Putting myself on display
One, two, three a day
I'm on my way, on my way
I'ma have you on tiptoes
Watching my diamond afterglow
So enjoy the view
Taking a picture like Malibu
I'ma have you on tiptoes
Watching my diamond afterglow
I know you wanna take me home
I'm on my way, on my way
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
OMW
On my way to you
Good at what I do
I'm OMW
[pages rustling]
[dog whimpering]
Guys, we wanna finish up tonight.
Little groundwork.
Been doing striking.
Been doing bear hugs.
Everything's been stand up.
Gotta hit the ground a little bit.
Roll around a little bit.
So we're gonna do an escape
from a choke on the ground,
and the guy's sitting
have you in his headlock.
So Hal, can I borrow you
for a second, please?
On the ground.
You're gonna sit right here, sir,
and you're gonna choke me from the side.
He's got me up.
My one arm is pinned. I'm gonna move.
Hit him. Kick him in the head.
Boom. Back away.
Breaking it down for you guys.
I am in very precarious position here.
I am on the ground. I have weight on me.
Fingers in the eyes.
Head goes back, faces ceiling.
My leg comes around.
I wanna figure four him.
Turn over, put weight wait on his neck.
Get up, beat him, beat him, beat him.
Get up, hit him, kick him.
Boom, boom, boom.
[Hal panting]
So he's no longer a threat.
One more time.
[suspenseful music]
In the head, come around, come over.
Sit on his head.
Bash him, bash him.
Kick, kick, head.
Boom. Get up.
You all right?
Is he okay?
You hurt?
Hal, are you all right?
[keyboard keys clacking]
Thanks.
[phone ringing]
[suspenseful music]
Henry, can I speak to you?
[phone ringing]
Close the door.
[door creaking]
[colleagues chattering]
[rain pattering]
[cutlery clinking]
I felt something today.
What?
I don't know, Hal.
It's like a flutter or something.
What do you mean?
I felt the baby.
I mean, not a kick but
it definitely felt something.
[rain pattering]
[birds chirping]
[water sploshing]
Hey.
Hi.
[somber music]
[birds chirping]
You better get going.
You're gonna be late.
I'll see you tonight.
[door banging]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[door creaking]
You should go out tomorrow.
I wasn't planning on it.
I thought you said some
of the guys were going out.
Yeah, but.
You should go.
You should see your friends. Get out.
[clock ticking]
[birds chirping]
[horns honking]
Ros.
Rosalind.
How are you?
I'm fine.
Yeah, I heard about
everything and I saw you here.
I just,
we're praying for you.
[door banging]
[engine rumbling]
I'll cry a river of tears
That flows out to the sea
Baby if you run away
But it's life
Its had its way
And I know
I'm not the same
But how long
Do I work
For the check
[Rosalind crying]
[birds chirping]
[door banging]
[latch clicking]
[engine humming]
[somber music]
[water sploshing]
[somber music continues]
[door creaking]
Hey, man.
[upbeat music]
[bottles clinking]
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
This thing, this last thing right here.
It's the one.
It's the one.
See the white bottle there.
What the is wrong with you?
[group chattering]
[upbeat music]
[group laughing]
[group chattering]
[upbeat music continues]
[group chattering]
[group laughing]
Specifically, there are like,
apparently like, only 12 people
in the world know it, right.
But like, it's,
[group chattering]
[group laughing]
No, that's what I'm saying is like.
[group chattering]
[cars swooshing]
[crickets chirping]
[engine humming]
[somber music]
[cars swooshing]
[horns honking]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[water sploshing]
[somber music continues]
[Rosalind] Where are you going?
[latch clicking]
Hal?
[somber music continues]
I just wanna make sure
everything's locked.
[Rosalind] You checked
everything already.
I wanna set the alarm.
[Rosalind] You set it.
I just wanna be safe.
[Rosalind] I know, baby.
But we are safe.
Everything's okay right now.
- I should make sure.
- You checked all the locks,
and set the alarm.
- I should make sure.
[Rosalind] Reds?
Are you smoking again?
[water sploshing]
Maybe. I'm not sure.
What difference does it make?
Do whatever you want.
I just don't ever want it around the baby.
[somber music continues]
Come here.
[latch clicking]
[somber music continues]
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
You're drunk.
Wait.
Did you drive home?
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
I'm nervous for you.
You don't have to be.
You just washed your hands again.
So what?
[door banging]
Great, Henry.
Good job.
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
[garage door whirring]
[alarm monitor beeping]
Everything is okay.
Stop saying that.
And please stop micromanaging
everything I do.
I said I'm fine.
It means I'm fine.
I believe you.
This is stupid.
I know I shouldn't even be trying
to talk to you right now.
That was so stupid, Hal.
Do you have any idea
what could have happened?
I love you.
Please just come to bed.
I need to check.
- Wait.
- I'll be up in a minute.
[Rosalind] Don't you think
we should talk about this?
You could have killed someone.
You could have killed yourself.
[somber music continues]
We have to go to court soon.
Do you know what could have happened?
Do you have any idea
what could have happened?
[Rosalind] If you won't talk to me,
you should talk to somebody.
- Talk,
I'm not starting therapy again.
I know that's what you're saying.
Drop it, please.
[fist thudding]
Be up in a minute.
[latch clicking]
[somber music continues]
[Rosalind sobbing]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music continues]
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[children screaming]
[knife rattling]
[knife rasping]
[board snaps]
[knife rasping]
[board cracking]
[knife rasping]
[board cracking]
[drill whirring]
[spoon stirring]
[tool scraping]
[twinkling music]
[sander scratching]
[paint roller whooshing]
[door creaking]
State versus Corcoran,
docket 18X756727.
Ms. Garcia, may I have permission
to speak directly to your client?
Yes, Your Honor.
Mr. Corcoran,
you have no priors, is that right?
- Yes, that's correct.
- That is right.
All I see are a few speeding tickets.
Be careful with that.
You still live at 18 Orchard?
Yes, Your Honor.
Mr. Parmeter,
does the state have an application?
Yes.
Thank you, Your Honor.
After full and thorough investigation
and review of all the relevant facts
and circumstances in this case,
the state moves to dismiss the
charges against Mr. Corcoran.
- Ms. Garcia?
- We join in that application.
Case dismissed.
Go spend time with your
family, Mr. Corcoran?
- Thank you.
- Thank you, Your Honor.
[Judge] Call the next one.
[Court Clerk] State versus Santa Ana,
Docket 18X756821.
[feet shuffling]
[birds chirping]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music]
[feet shuffling]
[somber music continues]
[doorbell chimes]
[Rosalind] Can you get that?
[door knocking]
[somber music continues]
[latch clicking]
I was in the courtroom.
He said your address.
I thought maybe that was you at the wake.
So, this is where it happened?
Can I see?
Can I see where,
You won't?
We've cleaned up.
No.
I shouldn't.
Why'd you come here?
I don't know.
Just wanted to see you.
Why did you come to the wake?
I don't know.
Do you have any children?
Wife's due in February.
She was pregnant once before.
I'm sorry.
You come in if you want.
Need something to drink?
- No.
I don't know why I came.
I don't know what I thought I...
[somber music]
I should go.
I'm sorry if I intruded.
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[somber music continues]
[birds chirping]
[machine rumbling]
[crickets chirping]
[Friend] I'm looking
forward to this for,
like, the last half hour.
I was like, "When is she gonna finish?"
[Rosalind] You just come to climb
for the cigarette afterwards?
[Friend] Maybe.
[both laughing]
So, like, you mean usually
you have a general hunger
and you're like, "I could eat anything."
- Yeah.
- But now you're like,
"I want this gross key lime pie
that should not even be a pie.
That's what I want."
[Rosalind] Yeah,
except for I don't say
it's gross, but yeah.
[Friend] Yeah.
[Rosalind] Yeah.
How's Tony?
[Friend] Tony. He's good.
He hates his job, so
it's like, that's just,
you know, it just colors everything.
[Rosalind] Yeah, of course.
[Friend] So, you know,
when something gets comfortable for him,
he's like, "Okay."
But it's just, it's sucking
its soul, I can see it.
[Rosalind] Yeah.
[Friend] He's just annoying.
He, like, over explains everything.
I'm like, "I know, I know."
[Rosalind] Have you considered
having a cigarette beforehand?
[Friend] Before,
that didn't do it.
- No?
- No.
[Rosalind] It's all about the order.
- Yes.
- Yeah. Okay.
[Friend] Well, it's a
payoff after the effort.
[Rosalind] I can barely
do anything like that.
[Friend] Tony made a
comment the other day in bed.
He's like, "I feel like
I'm sleeping with a guy."
I was like, "Get used to it, baby."
[Rosalind] I understand that.
[Friend] How's Hal doing?
[Rosalind] He's
he's doing okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
[Friend] How are things between you two?
Yeah, I don't know.
Sometimes I feel like I'm too close to it
to really help him, but, you know
- No. Of course.
- He's not gonna go
to a therapist or coach.
- You're getting affected.
- Oh, my God. Yeah.
- Yeah.
[Friend] It's like,
but he's in that spot,
that, like, weird spot where you're not
willing to change anything yet.
You're just willing to complain a lot so.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
I feel bad for him,
but I'm also just like,
oh my God.
[Rosalind] It's a lot
to listen to every day.
[Friend] Yes, it is.
- Call me, okay?
- I will.
[Friend] Okay.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
Hey.
Did you notice anything in the garage?
[Hal] No.
Should I have?
Look.
[Hal chuckles]
Nice.
[dramatic music continues]
It's awesome.
Can I open it?
Yeah.
What's that?
It's just trash.
It was there when I bought it.
It looks good.
- You think so?
- Yeah.
It looks great.
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[Rosalind and Hal chattering]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[birds chirping]
[dramatic music continues]
[cover tearing]
[plastic rustling]
[knife rasping]
[dramatic music continues]
[paint roller whooshing]
[Rosalind laughing]
[dramatic music continues]
[paint roller whooshing]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[feet shuffling]
[dramatic music continues]
[feet shuffling]
[dramatic music continues]
[dramatic music continues]
[carpet rolling]
[dramatic music continues]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music]
[birds chirping]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music continues]
[children chattering]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music continues]
[children screaming]
[twinkling music continues]
[children chattering]
[birds chirping]
[twinkling music continues]
[birds chirping]
[children chattering]
[children screaming]
[birds chirping]