WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:00.583 --> 00:00:03.458 (insects chirping) 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:12.542 --> 00:00:15.250 (woman groaning) 5 00:00:29.417 --> 00:00:32.792 (tense electronic tones) 6 00:00:35.292 --> 00:00:37.583 - I thought I had more time. 7 00:00:47.667 --> 00:00:50.292 (woman screams) 8 00:01:04.208 --> 00:01:07.375 (anxious piano music) 9 00:02:20.083 --> 00:02:21.083 - It's time. 10 00:02:22.333 --> 00:02:24.667 Send the invitations. 11 00:02:24.667 --> 00:02:28.750 (anxious classical violin music) 12 00:03:08.917 --> 00:03:11.917 (crickets chirping) 13 00:03:57.167 --> 00:04:01.250 (anxious classical violin music) 14 00:04:11.667 --> 00:04:14.250 I apologize about that, fellas. 15 00:04:15.500 --> 00:04:17.707 Very nice to meet you all. 16 00:04:17.707 --> 00:04:19.457 - Anyways, before we get down to the reason 17 00:04:19.457 --> 00:04:22.042 for why we're here, let's just sit back, 18 00:04:22.042 --> 00:04:25.832 have a few drinks and get to know each other. 19 00:04:26.667 --> 00:04:28.332 - The symmetry of this film, 20 00:04:28.332 --> 00:04:32.667 the way they composed each shot, the acting, I mean, 21 00:04:33.875 --> 00:04:35.292 I can't believe it. - It's pretty good. 22 00:04:35.292 --> 00:04:36.582 Yo, could I? 23 00:04:36.582 --> 00:04:39.832 - What do you think, you want one? 24 00:04:39.832 --> 00:04:41.582 - It's been a minute. 25 00:04:42.750 --> 00:04:45.707 - It was amazing, absolutely amazing. 26 00:04:49.707 --> 00:04:51.875 So Logan, let me tell you, 27 00:04:51.875 --> 00:04:55.125 your last film was truly an experience. 28 00:04:56.500 --> 00:04:58.082 To think that I'm sitting at this dinner table 29 00:04:58.082 --> 00:05:01.417 with potentially the greatest filmmaker of our generation. 30 00:05:01.417 --> 00:05:03.833 - I can attest to that Logan, your last film was, 31 00:05:03.833 --> 00:05:05.667 some might call it a religious experience. 32 00:05:05.667 --> 00:05:07.042 - Fellas, listen. 33 00:05:08.500 --> 00:05:13.042 We're just some guys having drinks at a table, that's all. 34 00:05:13.542 --> 00:05:14.208 Nick. 35 00:05:15.583 --> 00:05:16.792 Quite the performance at 36 00:05:16.792 --> 00:05:18.500 the Grammy's a couple months ago, huh? 37 00:05:18.500 --> 00:05:20.457 - Oh yeah, appreciate that. 38 00:05:20.457 --> 00:05:22.207 I'm just more baffled that I'm sitting 39 00:05:22.207 --> 00:05:23.750 across from this mastermind right now. 40 00:05:23.750 --> 00:05:24.917 - Men, listen. 41 00:05:26.125 --> 00:05:29.125 I understand this is strange, okay? 42 00:05:29.125 --> 00:05:30.832 The reason you're here is 'cause you're some of the most 43 00:05:30.832 --> 00:05:33.625 creative and talented people in the world right now, 44 00:05:33.625 --> 00:05:35.792 all of you just as successful as the next. 45 00:05:35.792 --> 00:05:39.417 The world's in front of each and every one of you. 46 00:05:39.417 --> 00:05:43.042 - Yeah, I made a good film, great, awesome. 47 00:05:45.082 --> 00:05:46.292 I appreciate your love 48 00:05:46.292 --> 00:05:49.292 and support but I'm just a guy, truly. 49 00:05:55.042 --> 00:05:59.625 And you want to know the difference between us and them? 50 00:06:02.292 --> 00:06:04.208 We are the true talent. 51 00:06:07.208 --> 00:06:08.958 The unique, the pure. 52 00:06:13.292 --> 00:06:15.125 We're not the shallow. 53 00:06:18.207 --> 00:06:22.917 So Andrew, any new projects you've been working on? 54 00:06:22.917 --> 00:06:25.957 - Yeah, actually I'm working on this project right now. 55 00:06:25.957 --> 00:06:29.707 It's an adaptation of a book called "The Swerve." 56 00:06:29.707 --> 00:06:32.792 - Yeah, and the, what is it? 57 00:06:32.792 --> 00:06:34.625 "The Nature of Things," right? - Yeah, that's right. 58 00:06:34.625 --> 00:06:36.167 "The Nature of Things." 59 00:06:36.167 --> 00:06:38.500 - That's good. - What's the story? 60 00:06:38.500 --> 00:06:40.332 - It's a hunt for an ancient poem 61 00:06:40.332 --> 00:06:42.167 that basically tells the future. 62 00:06:42.167 --> 00:06:43.582 It's gonna be an adventure film 63 00:06:43.582 --> 00:06:45.042 and we have a big budget this time. 64 00:06:45.042 --> 00:06:47.375 I'm pretty excited about that actually. 65 00:06:47.375 --> 00:06:48.957 - You're with Old Oaks Entertainment, right? 66 00:06:48.957 --> 00:06:51.082 - Yeah, Old Oaks Entertainment. 67 00:06:51.082 --> 00:06:52.792 - Any notable castings? 68 00:06:52.792 --> 00:06:56.500 - We're still in pretty early stages, so no, not yet. 69 00:06:56.500 --> 00:06:59.042 - [Logan] What about Arthur here? 70 00:06:59.042 --> 00:07:00.667 I mean I don't want to put my foot 71 00:07:00.667 --> 00:07:03.042 in my mouth or anything but it's a little bit 72 00:07:03.042 --> 00:07:05.708 more dramatic than the stuff you're used to. 73 00:07:05.708 --> 00:07:07.375 (Logan laughs) 74 00:07:07.375 --> 00:07:09.500 - Arthur, he says you can't do drama. 75 00:07:09.500 --> 00:07:11.833 - That's good, that's good. - That's not it at all. 76 00:07:11.833 --> 00:07:13.500 It would be a dream come true to have you. 77 00:07:13.500 --> 00:07:15.792 - I fuckin' love that. 78 00:07:15.792 --> 00:07:19.417 - I'm just joking, I'm just joking, wine? 79 00:07:19.417 --> 00:07:21.832 - Oh, no thanks, I'm good. 80 00:07:21.832 --> 00:07:24.957 - This meeting's a celebration of success, come on. 81 00:07:24.957 --> 00:07:27.042 - No seriously, I'm okay. 82 00:07:27.957 --> 00:07:28.792 - Okay. 83 00:07:30.417 --> 00:07:35.082 Flynn, the master artist, what have you been working on? 84 00:07:36.332 --> 00:07:38.832 - Well, recently I've been working less 85 00:07:38.832 --> 00:07:42.082 for myself and more for commission. 86 00:07:42.082 --> 00:07:43.875 Not because I need it or anything 87 00:07:43.875 --> 00:07:46.500 but I'm becoming more popular. 88 00:07:46.500 --> 00:07:48.707 You see, these wealthy people, 89 00:07:48.707 --> 00:07:51.207 they're willing to buy my art for a commission price, 90 00:07:51.207 --> 00:07:55.292 footing their homes, their apartments or whatever. 91 00:07:55.292 --> 00:07:57.375 It's been good to me. 92 00:07:57.375 --> 00:08:00.000 - Chrone, what about you, big guy, what you been up to? 93 00:08:00.000 --> 00:08:01.708 I heard that movie "Nebulous." 94 00:08:01.708 --> 00:08:03.250 - Yeah, "Nebulous." 95 00:08:04.583 --> 00:08:07.458 Great script, a cosmic murder mystery, you watch it? 96 00:08:07.458 --> 00:08:09.542 - Yeah, I did. - Really intense. 97 00:08:09.542 --> 00:08:11.750 Had my knuckles white the whole film. 98 00:08:11.750 --> 00:08:15.417 Not to mention, I think it was your broadest range yet. 99 00:08:15.417 --> 00:08:18.582 - Thank you, I appreciate that Logan. 100 00:08:18.582 --> 00:08:20.667 Yeah but you know, 101 00:08:20.667 --> 00:08:22.417 it's good for me now to take some time off. 102 00:08:22.417 --> 00:08:25.332 I mean I've been in this business, what? 103 00:08:25.332 --> 00:08:27.582 Since I was five years old. 104 00:08:28.792 --> 00:08:32.042 So I'll just take some time, focus on myself. 105 00:08:32.042 --> 00:08:33.917 That kinda stuff. 106 00:08:33.917 --> 00:08:35.332 - Godspeed. 107 00:08:35.332 --> 00:08:37.667 And my musical friend what of you? 108 00:08:37.667 --> 00:08:41.292 - I mean I'm on tour, I mean pretty much late in the tour. 109 00:08:41.292 --> 00:08:43.000 But I got the phone call about this 110 00:08:43.000 --> 00:08:45.625 and I knew it was something I couldn't pass up. 111 00:08:45.625 --> 00:08:48.250 So you know, here we are. 112 00:08:48.250 --> 00:08:50.458 - I think you made the right choice. 113 00:08:50.458 --> 00:08:54.042 (soft anxious piano music) 114 00:08:57.042 --> 00:08:59.875 (thunder booming) 115 00:09:01.625 --> 00:09:03.625 Gentlemen, I gather you here on this 116 00:09:03.625 --> 00:09:05.833 glorious occasion because you are some 117 00:09:05.833 --> 00:09:09.417 of the world's most up and coming creators right now. 118 00:09:09.417 --> 00:09:10.833 An artist, 119 00:09:10.833 --> 00:09:12.333 a musician, 120 00:09:12.333 --> 00:09:13.167 an actor 121 00:09:14.042 --> 00:09:15.292 and a director. 122 00:09:16.750 --> 00:09:20.500 I gather you here because I've written my next script 123 00:09:20.500 --> 00:09:23.750 and one of you will be chosen to have it 124 00:09:23.750 --> 00:09:26.042 and adapt it into any way you so choose 125 00:09:26.042 --> 00:09:29.625 as long as you remain true to the text on the page. 126 00:09:29.625 --> 00:09:33.167 It is the greatest thing I've ever written. 127 00:09:34.083 --> 00:09:36.333 Now there are a few rules. 128 00:09:36.333 --> 00:09:38.792 You must stay until Sunday evening 129 00:09:38.792 --> 00:09:41.167 and you must have a good time. 130 00:09:41.167 --> 00:09:42.500 Sunday evening, I will choose 131 00:09:42.500 --> 00:09:45.667 the recipient of the script and that's all. 132 00:09:45.667 --> 00:09:48.833 We all go our separate ways. 133 00:09:48.833 --> 00:09:51.042 - Why wouldn't you make it? 134 00:09:54.083 --> 00:09:56.583 - Afraid I won't do it justice this time around. 135 00:09:56.583 --> 00:10:01.292 My last film drained me, for a lack of better words. 136 00:10:01.292 --> 00:10:03.417 I believe in one of you. 137 00:10:03.417 --> 00:10:05.042 - You expect one of us to make it? 138 00:10:05.042 --> 00:10:07.125 Bro, I do music, I don't know how to make a fucking film. 139 00:10:07.125 --> 00:10:08.917 - It's not about knowing. 140 00:10:08.917 --> 00:10:12.250 It's about how you see it, your vision. 141 00:10:12.250 --> 00:10:13.917 - What's it about? 142 00:10:13.917 --> 00:10:16.750 - That'll be for the eyes of the chosen one, as you will. 143 00:10:16.750 --> 00:10:20.292 Gentlemen, if you don't want to be here, then you can go. 144 00:10:20.292 --> 00:10:24.542 There'll be no hard feelings but, but, but if you stay, 145 00:10:24.542 --> 00:10:27.250 you might like what you find. 146 00:10:27.250 --> 00:10:28.542 Plus, when are you gonna have 147 00:10:28.542 --> 00:10:30.750 a weekend this interesting again? 148 00:10:30.750 --> 00:10:32.333 Look where you are. 149 00:10:34.083 --> 00:10:35.292 You in, Andrew? 150 00:10:36.708 --> 00:10:37.500 - I'm in. 151 00:10:38.542 --> 00:10:39.333 - Flynn? 152 00:10:40.583 --> 00:10:42.292 - I suppose. 153 00:10:42.292 --> 00:10:43.083 - Arthur? 154 00:10:45.917 --> 00:10:47.292 Nick? - Fuck yeah. 155 00:10:52.417 --> 00:10:54.167 - [Logan] Good. 156 00:10:54.167 --> 00:10:57.167 (film reel rattling) 157 00:11:07.625 --> 00:11:10.792 (relaxed piano music) 158 00:11:26.500 --> 00:11:30.708 - You gotta let us know how you made that film. 159 00:11:30.708 --> 00:11:32.875 - It was just a beautiful idea that hit me. 160 00:11:32.875 --> 00:11:36.833 Sometimes a rose is a rose is a rose, you know? 161 00:11:36.833 --> 00:11:40.042 - Listen, I'm a music guy but I'm also a movie guy and that 162 00:11:40.042 --> 00:11:44.000 shit was the most mind-fucking movie I've ever seen. 163 00:11:44.000 --> 00:11:45.792 - It was pretty damn good, wasn't it? 164 00:11:45.792 --> 00:11:46.792 - Damn good. 165 00:11:50.000 --> 00:11:52.958 - What's playing on the screen here? 166 00:11:55.125 --> 00:11:58.708 - This is an old film, old experimental film 167 00:11:59.667 --> 00:12:01.667 known as "Adoration." 168 00:12:01.667 --> 00:12:04.667 It runs about 11 to 12 hours long. 169 00:12:04.667 --> 00:12:08.208 It fuels my creativity, I watch it all the time 170 00:12:08.208 --> 00:12:11.292 and every time I watch it, it changes 171 00:12:12.667 --> 00:12:13.500 or I do. 172 00:12:15.000 --> 00:12:16.042 I don't know. 173 00:12:16.042 --> 00:12:17.667 - Is there a story to it? 174 00:12:17.667 --> 00:12:18.958 - I've been trying to piece one 175 00:12:18.958 --> 00:12:20.917 together for a long time now. 176 00:12:20.917 --> 00:12:23.958 I believe it's about a young girl wandering 177 00:12:23.958 --> 00:12:26.750 the woods and this young girl has two sides, 178 00:12:26.750 --> 00:12:30.417 one side human but one side, something else. 179 00:12:32.292 --> 00:12:33.875 Such courage in it. 180 00:12:36.375 --> 00:12:39.250 You know, you'd be surprised. 181 00:12:39.250 --> 00:12:43.792 I come off as a movie guy but I'm also a music guy. 182 00:12:43.792 --> 00:12:48.667 So I've been experimenting with the guitar a bit. 183 00:12:48.667 --> 00:12:50.875 I call this one "The Cave." 184 00:13:12.875 --> 00:13:16.042 (up tempo rock music) 185 00:13:59.417 --> 00:14:00.667 - [Nick] Damn, love it, yo. 186 00:14:00.667 --> 00:14:02.333 You got that Robert Johnson vibe in there. 187 00:14:02.333 --> 00:14:03.167 - Yeah? 188 00:14:05.583 --> 00:14:07.583 Robert Johnson, huh? 189 00:14:07.583 --> 00:14:09.500 - Who's Robert Johnson? 190 00:14:11.583 --> 00:14:14.250 - A man who sold his soul to the Devil 191 00:14:14.250 --> 00:14:16.458 at a crossroad in Mississippi. 192 00:14:16.458 --> 00:14:21.167 In exchange, the Devil handed him back his guitar, tuned. 193 00:14:23.958 --> 00:14:26.000 - I got one more for you. 194 00:14:35.667 --> 00:14:39.833 (warbling mid tempo guitar music) 195 00:15:21.083 --> 00:15:24.167 Beautiful song, right Flynn? 196 00:15:24.167 --> 00:15:25.000 - Yes. 197 00:15:30.333 --> 00:15:32.042 - This place is amazing, Logan. 198 00:15:32.042 --> 00:15:34.125 You live here year round? 199 00:15:35.250 --> 00:15:37.333 - Actually it runs in the family. 200 00:15:37.333 --> 00:15:40.333 It's where my father used to write. 201 00:15:40.333 --> 00:15:42.250 But no, I usually am in my place 202 00:15:42.250 --> 00:15:43.917 in New York or my apartment in LA. 203 00:15:43.917 --> 00:15:45.875 I'm very fortunate, you see. 204 00:15:45.875 --> 00:15:48.042 But I know you guys have all bright futures too. 205 00:15:48.042 --> 00:15:51.042 I mean, we're all practically the same age. 206 00:15:51.042 --> 00:15:53.667 I was just at the right place at the right time. 207 00:15:53.667 --> 00:15:55.375 It's called luck. 208 00:15:55.375 --> 00:15:57.583 - Luck may have a part of it but nobody's 209 00:15:57.583 --> 00:16:00.042 gonna doubt the greatness in that head of yours. 210 00:16:00.042 --> 00:16:03.375 - I appreciate that, Arthur, I truly do. 211 00:16:05.250 --> 00:16:09.417 - So, I saw your debut film, very, very well done. 212 00:16:10.458 --> 00:16:11.708 - Thank you. 213 00:16:11.708 --> 00:16:12.917 - How were you able to get all the pieces 214 00:16:12.917 --> 00:16:15.417 together and make such a good product? 215 00:16:15.417 --> 00:16:19.417 - Well, I was in my college town and I figured 216 00:16:19.417 --> 00:16:23.375 I'd make a movie about depression, existentialism, anxiety. 217 00:16:23.375 --> 00:16:26.292 I had my boys there with me, so we did it together 218 00:16:26.292 --> 00:16:30.375 and honestly I never expected it to but it blew up. 219 00:16:30.375 --> 00:16:33.042 - Yeah, I really enjoyed it. 220 00:16:33.042 --> 00:16:34.417 - Thanks. 221 00:16:34.417 --> 00:16:36.458 - Truly an accomplishment. 222 00:16:36.458 --> 00:16:38.375 If I'm not too bold to say it, 223 00:16:38.375 --> 00:16:40.083 you come from the middle of nowhere 224 00:16:40.083 --> 00:16:43.417 with no connections in this industry or any others 225 00:16:43.417 --> 00:16:47.125 and yet you were found, your voice was heard. 226 00:16:48.583 --> 00:16:51.292 - Thank you, but it was very unexpected. 227 00:16:51.292 --> 00:16:52.125 - Very. 228 00:16:53.583 --> 00:16:56.625 Flynn, you're a deeply unique artist. 229 00:16:58.333 --> 00:17:00.583 Tell me something profound. 230 00:17:02.583 --> 00:17:03.417 - Well, 231 00:17:05.125 --> 00:17:07.458 I guess it's a famous quote. 232 00:17:08.708 --> 00:17:09.875 "If you think, 233 00:17:11.250 --> 00:17:12.583 you are doomed." 234 00:17:13.791 --> 00:17:15.333 That's why I paint. 235 00:17:16.375 --> 00:17:19.583 - "If you think, you are doomed." 236 00:17:19.583 --> 00:17:22.458 That's one way of looking at it of course. 237 00:17:22.458 --> 00:17:25.166 Man's greatest enemy is his mind. 238 00:17:26.625 --> 00:17:29.792 But I also believe man's greatest ally is his mind. 239 00:17:29.792 --> 00:17:34.208 So if you think you are doomed, no, I don't believe that. 240 00:17:34.208 --> 00:17:36.708 If you think, you may be free. 241 00:17:39.208 --> 00:17:41.375 - [Arthur] Cheers to that. 242 00:17:41.375 --> 00:17:43.000 - [Logan] Cheers to us, men. 243 00:17:43.000 --> 00:17:45.708 To our work and our lives. 244 00:17:45.708 --> 00:17:48.667 (soft piano music) 245 00:18:12.458 --> 00:18:14.125 - That was fun, wasn't it? 246 00:18:14.125 --> 00:18:15.500 - Yeah, it was. 247 00:18:15.500 --> 00:18:16.750 I like your friend Lauren a lot. 248 00:18:16.750 --> 00:18:18.333 - Yeah, she's the best. 249 00:18:18.333 --> 00:18:19.833 - Where's she from again? 250 00:18:19.833 --> 00:18:23.250 - California, she cannot stop talking about your movie. 251 00:18:23.250 --> 00:18:26.083 - Yeah, it was really sweet of her. 252 00:18:26.083 --> 00:18:29.500 - So, have you spoken to mom recently? 253 00:18:29.500 --> 00:18:33.750 - No, I haven't gotten around to it but I probably should. 254 00:18:33.750 --> 00:18:36.208 - You really should, I don't know. 255 00:18:36.208 --> 00:18:39.042 She just seems super lonely these days. 256 00:18:39.042 --> 00:18:42.875 - I know, I've just been so busy, I haven't been able to. 257 00:18:42.875 --> 00:18:44.375 - Yeah, I get it. 258 00:18:44.375 --> 00:18:47.333 Thanks for coming to visit me, you being a big shot now. 259 00:18:47.333 --> 00:18:49.542 - Shut up, you know I love coming down here. 260 00:18:49.542 --> 00:18:51.542 - Well, there was also one more thing 261 00:18:51.542 --> 00:18:53.208 that I want to talk to you about. 262 00:18:53.208 --> 00:18:54.042 - Oh yeah? 263 00:18:55.875 --> 00:18:58.542 - So I kept it a secret for a couple of days now when 264 00:18:58.542 --> 00:19:02.083 you were visiting and I want you to be the first to know. 265 00:19:02.083 --> 00:19:03.708 - [Andrew] What is it? 266 00:19:03.708 --> 00:19:05.917 Don't tell me you're pregnant. 267 00:19:05.917 --> 00:19:07.583 - No, Luke proposed. 268 00:19:08.417 --> 00:19:10.083 - No. - Yes. 269 00:19:10.083 --> 00:19:11.750 - Oh my god. - Can you believe it? 270 00:19:11.750 --> 00:19:13.250 - Congrats. - Thanks. 271 00:19:13.250 --> 00:19:14.083 - Wow. 272 00:19:15.250 --> 00:19:16.417 How'd he do it? 273 00:19:16.417 --> 00:19:18.667 - I'll tell you in the car. - Okay. 274 00:19:18.667 --> 00:19:20.792 Wow, I'm so happy for you. 275 00:19:20.792 --> 00:19:22.833 - Yeah, he's really the best guy. 276 00:19:22.833 --> 00:19:23.667 - Shit. 277 00:19:25.875 --> 00:19:26.708 Oh jeez. 278 00:19:27.875 --> 00:19:29.125 - [Adrianne] You're good to drive, right? 279 00:19:29.125 --> 00:19:30.375 - Yeah, oh yeah. 280 00:19:30.375 --> 00:19:31.708 - You didn't drink or anything? 281 00:19:31.708 --> 00:19:33.917 - I had like one or two, but I'm good. 282 00:19:33.917 --> 00:19:36.750 - Are you sure? - Yeah, absolutely. 283 00:19:44.292 --> 00:19:47.125 (thunder booming) 284 00:19:57.875 --> 00:19:58.708 - Andrew, 285 00:20:00.708 --> 00:20:03.250 you're so soft-spoken. 286 00:20:03.250 --> 00:20:07.125 I've seen you in interviews before and you're so talkative. 287 00:20:07.125 --> 00:20:10.208 - Yeah, I was probably fucking drunk. 288 00:20:12.792 --> 00:20:15.125 I had a bit of a drinking problem on my last film. 289 00:20:15.125 --> 00:20:17.500 So, I've toned it down a bit. 290 00:20:19.625 --> 00:20:21.000 - Cheers to that. 291 00:20:26.542 --> 00:20:31.375 I guess it takes courage to admit when you have a problem. 292 00:20:39.458 --> 00:20:41.250 Me myself, personally, 293 00:20:42.708 --> 00:20:46.167 I never use this to cope with anything going on around me. 294 00:20:46.167 --> 00:20:50.375 I use it as a point of celebration amongst friends. 295 00:20:51.833 --> 00:20:53.417 It's good. 296 00:20:53.417 --> 00:20:55.500 - On tour, I probably drink way too much. 297 00:20:55.500 --> 00:20:58.792 I mean every city, new night, new liquor. 298 00:20:59.875 --> 00:21:01.333 There's not really much I can do about it. 299 00:21:01.333 --> 00:21:04.292 It's a terrible habit but you know, 300 00:21:04.292 --> 00:21:06.500 it comes with the career, I love doing it 301 00:21:06.500 --> 00:21:08.792 and I'm rich, so I guess I'm gone. 302 00:21:08.792 --> 00:21:11.208 - You enjoy performing? 303 00:21:11.208 --> 00:21:13.208 - Yeah of course, I mean I love performing. 304 00:21:13.208 --> 00:21:15.042 All my best memories. 305 00:21:15.042 --> 00:21:16.667 - I love our shows. 306 00:21:17.917 --> 00:21:21.500 Having random unintelligent rat critics 307 00:21:21.500 --> 00:21:25.417 scurry around my work, trying to figure it out. 308 00:21:27.542 --> 00:21:29.750 That's why I drink. 309 00:21:29.750 --> 00:21:32.042 - It was a funny thing. 310 00:21:32.042 --> 00:21:36.250 In old Italy, a parallel between alcohol and death. 311 00:21:38.125 --> 00:21:41.875 I'm not saying alcohol necessarily causes death, no. 312 00:21:41.875 --> 00:21:45.208 But it moves us from a point of clear consciousness 313 00:21:45.208 --> 00:21:48.750 closer to death, as if we're on a spectrum. 314 00:21:50.375 --> 00:21:52.292 Funny, isn't it? 315 00:21:52.292 --> 00:21:56.542 Because when you drink, you feel so much more alive. 316 00:22:01.167 --> 00:22:05.750 And I must warn you, I have another guest in the house. 317 00:22:07.083 --> 00:22:08.417 He is my doctor. 318 00:22:09.250 --> 00:22:11.042 Well, more my mentor. 319 00:22:13.750 --> 00:22:16.708 I've been going through a slightly troubled time 320 00:22:16.708 --> 00:22:20.125 since my last film and he's helping me through it. 321 00:22:20.125 --> 00:22:23.375 He's a bit antisocial, a bit unorthodox 322 00:22:25.375 --> 00:22:28.083 but pay him no mind, he means very well. 323 00:22:28.083 --> 00:22:29.917 (anxious violin music) 324 00:22:29.917 --> 00:22:32.125 - What kinda doctor? 325 00:22:32.125 --> 00:22:34.708 - A psychologist, more or less. 326 00:22:36.125 --> 00:22:39.625 Don't be startled when you see him. 327 00:22:39.625 --> 00:22:41.792 He's just a bit out there. 328 00:22:42.667 --> 00:22:44.000 - Out there how? 329 00:22:46.167 --> 00:22:48.708 - You'll know when you see him. 330 00:22:53.292 --> 00:22:56.375 (anxious piano music) 331 00:23:06.917 --> 00:23:10.750 (anxious electronic warbling) 332 00:24:06.917 --> 00:24:09.292 Good morning, Andrew. 333 00:24:09.292 --> 00:24:11.917 - Good morning, Logan. 334 00:24:11.917 --> 00:24:13.792 - You drink coffee? 335 00:24:13.792 --> 00:24:15.250 - Of course. 336 00:24:15.250 --> 00:24:17.500 - Well, there's coffee in the kitchen. 337 00:24:17.500 --> 00:24:19.625 Grab yourself a cup and then after, 338 00:24:19.625 --> 00:24:22.875 meet me outside, I got something to show you, okay? 339 00:24:22.875 --> 00:24:24.500 - Sure. - All right. 340 00:24:26.333 --> 00:24:29.542 (relaxed guitar music) 341 00:24:32.125 --> 00:24:36.042 (anxious metallic piano music) 342 00:25:12.958 --> 00:25:15.958 So, you saw my doctor wandering 343 00:25:15.958 --> 00:25:19.667 the grounds last night, didn't you? 344 00:25:19.667 --> 00:25:21.667 - I did, how'd you know? 345 00:25:24.542 --> 00:25:27.042 - You seem uncomfortable here. 346 00:25:28.625 --> 00:25:31.583 The only reason I can see causing that is you 347 00:25:31.583 --> 00:25:36.583 witnessing a masked man wander outside your room at night. 348 00:25:37.708 --> 00:25:40.500 - It's true, why does he wear that mask? 349 00:25:42.167 --> 00:25:46.417 - He's strange, his methods aren't always approved. 350 00:25:47.375 --> 00:25:49.458 - Approved, approved how? 351 00:25:52.167 --> 00:25:53.833 - He uses hypnotism, 352 00:25:55.250 --> 00:25:59.792 brings me to a place of peace and clear-mindedness. 353 00:25:59.792 --> 00:26:01.708 The mask just calms me, 354 00:26:03.125 --> 00:26:06.125 it separates me from his human side. 355 00:26:11.917 --> 00:26:15.833 You know it all started right here, what we do, 356 00:26:17.083 --> 00:26:19.167 on walls just like these. 357 00:26:20.167 --> 00:26:22.083 - [Andrew] What's that? 358 00:26:23.000 --> 00:26:23.833 - Art. 359 00:26:25.417 --> 00:26:28.333 No likes, no streams, no dislikes. 360 00:26:28.333 --> 00:26:29.167 Just pure. 361 00:26:30.500 --> 00:26:33.417 - How do you know if it's any good? 362 00:26:34.542 --> 00:26:35.375 - Funny. 363 00:26:37.167 --> 00:26:40.167 Maybe it's the way it should be. 364 00:26:40.167 --> 00:26:41.333 Let's go back. 365 00:26:48.792 --> 00:26:52.542 (light anxious guitar music) 366 00:27:11.500 --> 00:27:14.583 (mid tempo drumbeat) 367 00:27:35.292 --> 00:27:38.167 ♪ No sleep again, fuck it, I'm healthy I think ♪ 368 00:27:38.167 --> 00:27:41.042 ♪ Smokin' weed again, she left her purse in my cig ♪ 369 00:27:41.042 --> 00:27:43.333 ♪ Neighbors are yelling 'cause the kitchen started smelling ♪ 370 00:27:43.333 --> 00:27:44.833 ♪ Like the weed me and my friends ♪ 371 00:27:44.833 --> 00:27:47.042 ♪ Are outside rolling and inhaling it ♪ 372 00:27:47.042 --> 00:27:48.958 ♪ I'm in my room so productive ♪ 373 00:27:48.958 --> 00:27:51.875 ♪ Honestly I'm fucking lying, my ass is doing nothing ♪ 374 00:27:51.875 --> 00:27:54.917 ♪ Everything I make turns to dust like the urn spilled ♪ 375 00:27:54.917 --> 00:27:57.667 ♪ If the shoes fit, then I'm returning 'em to Goodwill ♪ 376 00:27:57.667 --> 00:27:59.667 ♪ Homie, this is Sleepwalker ♪ 377 00:27:59.667 --> 00:28:01.333 ♪ Events were so unfortunate ♪ 378 00:28:01.333 --> 00:28:04.583 ♪ Scribbles on the canvas, hopefully they turn to portraits ♪ 379 00:28:04.583 --> 00:28:06.458 ♪ My verse is like a pilot painting ♪ 380 00:28:06.458 --> 00:28:11.458 ♪ Hopping out of hibernation strictly for the pilot nation ♪ 381 00:28:22.500 --> 00:28:25.833 (film reel rattling) 382 00:28:25.833 --> 00:28:29.333 (low, tense violin music) 383 00:28:38.583 --> 00:28:39.417 - Why 384 00:28:41.458 --> 00:28:42.375 do you keep 385 00:28:43.667 --> 00:28:45.417 making me watch this? 386 00:28:50.417 --> 00:28:52.167 Please shut this off. 387 00:29:05.792 --> 00:29:09.208 (tense electronic tones) 388 00:29:20.333 --> 00:29:23.917 (anxious deep piano music) 389 00:29:40.708 --> 00:29:41.542 - Logan, 390 00:29:42.708 --> 00:29:45.375 I swear on my life, I saw a body 391 00:29:47.083 --> 00:29:48.083 right there. 392 00:29:49.208 --> 00:29:51.375 Just floating, motionless. 393 00:29:53.917 --> 00:29:58.208 - You're telling me you saw a dead body in my pool? 394 00:30:00.708 --> 00:30:01.542 - Yeah. 395 00:30:02.583 --> 00:30:03.417 I mean, 396 00:30:05.542 --> 00:30:06.875 I thought I did. 397 00:30:09.000 --> 00:30:11.542 I could just be scaring myself. 398 00:30:12.583 --> 00:30:13.667 - Who was it? 399 00:30:15.417 --> 00:30:17.917 I don't know, I couldn't tell. 400 00:30:19.333 --> 00:30:20.167 - Strange. 401 00:30:26.000 --> 00:30:28.917 - [Nick] So what's been going on with Flynn? 402 00:30:28.917 --> 00:30:30.583 - I have no idea. 403 00:30:30.583 --> 00:30:33.208 I'm not associating with that schizophrenic, 404 00:30:33.208 --> 00:30:35.667 splatter-painting maniac. 405 00:30:35.667 --> 00:30:37.292 - What? 406 00:30:37.292 --> 00:30:39.042 Why? He's a good guy. 407 00:30:40.417 --> 00:30:44.958 - I don't doubt that but have you not heard the story? 408 00:30:44.958 --> 00:30:47.167 - [Andrew] What story? 409 00:30:47.167 --> 00:30:48.500 - All right, look. 410 00:30:48.500 --> 00:30:50.583 The man was institutionalized his whole life. 411 00:30:50.583 --> 00:30:52.375 He gets out, a year later, 412 00:30:52.375 --> 00:30:56.250 his entire home burns down and his whole family dies. 413 00:30:56.250 --> 00:30:59.167 They say it was a coincidence. 414 00:30:59.167 --> 00:31:01.000 I don't really buy it. 415 00:31:02.292 --> 00:31:03.292 - Oh my god. 416 00:31:04.625 --> 00:31:05.958 That's terrible. 417 00:31:08.250 --> 00:31:10.042 You got a cigarette? 418 00:31:10.042 --> 00:31:11.375 - [Arthur] Yeah. 419 00:31:28.792 --> 00:31:29.792 - Thank you. 420 00:31:33.333 --> 00:31:34.167 - So, 421 00:31:35.583 --> 00:31:39.333 Sleepwalker, I'm curious how you came up with that. 422 00:31:39.333 --> 00:31:41.167 - That's a good question. 423 00:31:41.167 --> 00:31:43.500 I guess I just kinda see people 424 00:31:43.500 --> 00:31:46.250 as these zombies just kinda going 425 00:31:46.250 --> 00:31:49.833 through the motions every day, sleepwalking. 426 00:31:49.833 --> 00:31:52.917 I'd say I'm one of those zombies too. 427 00:31:53.833 --> 00:31:55.500 - I can get to that. 428 00:31:56.333 --> 00:31:58.375 - What about you, Arthur? 429 00:32:01.042 --> 00:32:03.208 How'd you get into acting? 430 00:32:04.292 --> 00:32:06.000 - Like I said last night, 431 00:32:06.000 --> 00:32:10.000 I've been doing this since I was five years old. 432 00:32:12.083 --> 00:32:15.375 I guess it stems from my father. 433 00:32:15.375 --> 00:32:17.708 Let's just say he was a loose cannon 434 00:32:17.708 --> 00:32:19.375 and when I was young, my mother wanted 435 00:32:19.375 --> 00:32:22.042 to get me away from that as much as possible. 436 00:32:22.042 --> 00:32:24.750 So when I was young, she signed me up for acting classes. 437 00:32:24.750 --> 00:32:29.042 I started doing that and it's led me to this point. 438 00:32:31.292 --> 00:32:32.125 - Well, 439 00:32:33.208 --> 00:32:35.333 you've done pretty damn well for yourself. 440 00:32:35.333 --> 00:32:38.042 You should be proud of that. 441 00:32:38.042 --> 00:32:40.208 - I guess I'm just scared. 442 00:32:41.375 --> 00:32:45.542 I'm scared that these violent roles I portray 443 00:32:45.542 --> 00:32:48.500 are just slowly turning me into him. 444 00:32:51.625 --> 00:32:53.417 - So why do you think he chose us? 445 00:32:53.417 --> 00:32:57.250 I mean there's millions of actors, directors, musicians. 446 00:32:57.250 --> 00:33:00.458 I don't get what makes us so special. 447 00:33:00.458 --> 00:33:03.875 - 'Cause we're all fucked up in the head. 448 00:33:07.750 --> 00:33:10.917 (anxious piano music) 449 00:33:52.958 --> 00:33:56.750 (ominous electronic warbling) 450 00:34:29.125 --> 00:34:32.167 (tense violin tones) 451 00:34:54.333 --> 00:34:56.958 (glass tapping) 452 00:35:04.500 --> 00:35:08.167 (upbeat country rock music) 453 00:35:22.083 --> 00:35:25.167 (mid tempo drumbeat) 454 00:36:31.292 --> 00:36:35.292 - I see you're not drinking, which is admirable. 455 00:36:36.958 --> 00:36:38.792 But you gotta think, 456 00:36:38.792 --> 00:36:41.625 you're in a position most people would kill for. 457 00:36:41.625 --> 00:36:44.042 You're at a beautiful home with 458 00:36:44.042 --> 00:36:45.958 one of the world's most acclaimed directors 459 00:36:45.958 --> 00:36:48.625 and other successful creators and yet, 460 00:36:48.625 --> 00:36:51.750 you seem to not be enjoying yourself. 461 00:36:53.417 --> 00:36:55.125 - It's not that, it's 462 00:36:57.167 --> 00:37:01.292 just something happened to me recently and 463 00:37:01.292 --> 00:37:04.958 I don't like not feeling in control anymore. 464 00:37:08.125 --> 00:37:09.958 - No time for control. 465 00:37:12.292 --> 00:37:14.292 Beautiful day, isn't it? 466 00:37:15.458 --> 00:37:16.292 - Yes. 467 00:37:20.042 --> 00:37:23.875 (anxious piano, violin music) 468 00:38:04.667 --> 00:38:07.917 (tense metallic tones) 469 00:38:38.083 --> 00:38:40.917 - "Pulp Fiction's" overrated. 470 00:38:40.917 --> 00:38:44.208 - Are you out of your goddamn mind? 471 00:38:44.208 --> 00:38:45.792 Look, you're a musician. 472 00:38:45.792 --> 00:38:47.625 I wouldn't expect you to understand. 473 00:38:47.625 --> 00:38:51.042 But "Pulp Fiction" is a stroke of genius. 474 00:38:52.417 --> 00:38:56.708 "Fight Club," Fight Club," now that is a film. 475 00:38:56.708 --> 00:38:58.417 You could boast Tarkovsky all the live long day 476 00:38:58.417 --> 00:39:02.250 if you want to but "Fight Club" is prime cinema. 477 00:39:02.250 --> 00:39:05.750 - Honestly, one of the worst movies I've ever seen. 478 00:39:05.750 --> 00:39:08.208 - Your last album was garbage. 479 00:39:08.208 --> 00:39:09.833 - Are you fucking kidding me? 480 00:39:09.833 --> 00:39:11.333 Coming out to my work, I literally had 481 00:39:11.333 --> 00:39:13.208 a number one on the billboard, you know how hard that is? 482 00:39:13.208 --> 00:39:16.208 - I don't care, it's my opinion. 483 00:39:16.208 --> 00:39:17.042 - Nick. 484 00:39:20.042 --> 00:39:24.917 I don't know much about you or where you come from. 485 00:39:24.917 --> 00:39:27.917 Tell me a little bit about yourself. 486 00:39:29.125 --> 00:39:30.792 - I mean, honestly not much to tell. 487 00:39:30.792 --> 00:39:33.250 I bounced around a lot as a kid. 488 00:39:33.250 --> 00:39:35.375 Never really knew my dad 489 00:39:35.375 --> 00:39:37.292 but was always pretty inspired by music. 490 00:39:37.292 --> 00:39:39.958 That was pretty much my sanctuary. 491 00:39:39.958 --> 00:39:41.875 I made a band with my friends. 492 00:39:41.875 --> 00:39:43.958 I mean, got picked up by a label, 493 00:39:43.958 --> 00:39:46.708 did some shows, saw some success but 494 00:39:46.708 --> 00:39:50.542 eventually broke up 'cause of creative differences. 495 00:39:50.542 --> 00:39:53.333 It's probably how I lost all my friends but 496 00:39:53.333 --> 00:39:56.750 I mean, that's how it goes when you're creative. 497 00:39:56.750 --> 00:39:58.458 - You got a girl? - No, I don't have a girl. 498 00:39:58.458 --> 00:40:00.458 But you know how that story goes. 499 00:40:00.458 --> 00:40:03.833 Fucking everything with a heartbeat. 500 00:40:03.833 --> 00:40:07.375 Honestly, I would like a girl but 501 00:40:07.375 --> 00:40:10.167 I never really met one that has good intentions, you know? 502 00:40:10.167 --> 00:40:12.667 I'm always on the road meeting so many people, 503 00:40:12.667 --> 00:40:15.458 everyone just wants different things and I don't know, 504 00:40:15.458 --> 00:40:17.167 I guess it's what comes with the industry, 505 00:40:17.167 --> 00:40:18.958 comes with the job. 506 00:40:18.958 --> 00:40:20.125 One day maybe. 507 00:40:22.375 --> 00:40:23.292 - There was 508 00:40:24.625 --> 00:40:25.625 once a story 509 00:40:27.375 --> 00:40:28.333 of a Saint, 510 00:40:31.208 --> 00:40:33.167 Saint Francis of Assisi. 511 00:40:35.875 --> 00:40:36.667 This man 512 00:40:37.583 --> 00:40:39.292 was a Prince, 513 00:40:39.292 --> 00:40:40.750 a partier, 514 00:40:40.750 --> 00:40:41.542 an heir. 515 00:40:42.875 --> 00:40:44.250 One day, some say 516 00:40:46.167 --> 00:40:49.875 he heard the voice of God speak into his ear. 517 00:40:51.792 --> 00:40:56.000 He gave up his old life and occupied a new one. 518 00:40:56.000 --> 00:40:58.667 One of simplicity, one of purity. 519 00:41:03.042 --> 00:41:08.042 Later on, he underwent an experience known as the stigmata, 520 00:41:09.167 --> 00:41:11.375 otherwise known as the wounds of Christ. 521 00:41:14.208 --> 00:41:17.083 To him, this was not suffering, no. 522 00:41:18.417 --> 00:41:19.250 To him, 523 00:41:20.583 --> 00:41:21.958 this was ecstasy. 524 00:41:24.542 --> 00:41:26.250 Imagine the feeling. 525 00:41:29.000 --> 00:41:29.833 Anyways, 526 00:41:31.292 --> 00:41:36.250 he went on to worship the sun, the moon, the sands. 527 00:41:36.250 --> 00:41:40.917 He would save worms from roads so they were not crushed. 528 00:41:45.083 --> 00:41:48.417 And he went on to become the Great Saint. 529 00:41:50.208 --> 00:41:53.083 A beautiful story, isn't it Arthur? 530 00:42:03.958 --> 00:42:05.375 - You up for a scrap? - Yeah. 531 00:42:05.375 --> 00:42:07.042 Logan, tell us when. 532 00:42:12.917 --> 00:42:14.625 (tense metallic tones) 533 00:42:14.625 --> 00:42:15.458 - Fight. 534 00:42:21.625 --> 00:42:23.958 - Are you fucking kidding me? 535 00:42:23.958 --> 00:42:28.958 (thuds) (tense spidery tones) 536 00:42:39.875 --> 00:42:41.375 - Arthur, what the fuck, man? 537 00:42:41.375 --> 00:42:44.208 You could have fucking killed him. 538 00:42:45.250 --> 00:42:46.292 Dude, what? 539 00:42:46.292 --> 00:42:48.583 We have to fucking help him. 540 00:43:00.583 --> 00:43:01.417 - Ecstasy. 541 00:43:06.042 --> 00:43:07.000 - I gotcha. 542 00:43:12.417 --> 00:43:13.583 You all right? 543 00:43:19.167 --> 00:43:21.208 Come on, we're going right there. 544 00:43:21.208 --> 00:43:24.542 (tense violin tones) 545 00:43:24.542 --> 00:43:27.500 (insects chirping) 546 00:43:35.375 --> 00:43:37.125 You'll be all right, okay? 547 00:43:37.125 --> 00:43:39.375 I'm gonna take care of you. 548 00:43:41.375 --> 00:43:43.042 Lay down right here. 549 00:43:45.542 --> 00:43:48.208 - Why are we by the pool? 550 00:43:48.208 --> 00:43:52.167 - We just gotta get away from those guys for a second. 551 00:43:52.167 --> 00:43:54.917 You need anything? - No, no. 552 00:43:54.917 --> 00:43:57.333 I'm just gonna sit here. - Okay. 553 00:43:57.333 --> 00:43:58.667 You let me know. 554 00:43:59.542 --> 00:44:02.708 (anxious piano music) 555 00:44:18.125 --> 00:44:18.958 - Andrew. 556 00:44:21.208 --> 00:44:23.417 Something's not right here. 557 00:44:25.750 --> 00:44:27.083 It's in the air. 558 00:44:28.750 --> 00:44:30.250 - How do you mean? 559 00:44:33.750 --> 00:44:36.917 - I paint because I had loving parents 560 00:44:38.083 --> 00:44:41.750 who pushed me in the direction of creativity. 561 00:44:43.792 --> 00:44:45.958 But there was always more. 562 00:44:48.583 --> 00:44:49.417 I dream 563 00:44:51.792 --> 00:44:54.417 and when I dream, I see things. 564 00:44:56.208 --> 00:44:59.500 - What kind of things? - Horrible things. 565 00:45:08.083 --> 00:45:11.125 I once had a dream that my house 566 00:45:11.125 --> 00:45:14.458 was burning with my family inside of it. 567 00:45:17.833 --> 00:45:20.250 I woke up to my house ablaze. 568 00:45:25.500 --> 00:45:28.333 I was the only one able to escape. 569 00:45:30.917 --> 00:45:33.250 I couldn't sleep for months. 570 00:45:34.667 --> 00:45:36.417 - That's terrible. 571 00:45:36.417 --> 00:45:37.833 I'm really sorry. 572 00:45:40.125 --> 00:45:41.792 - I changed my name. 573 00:45:43.333 --> 00:45:45.167 I occupied a new life. 574 00:45:47.000 --> 00:45:48.833 One of purity. 575 00:45:48.833 --> 00:45:52.042 (anxious violin music) 576 00:45:57.333 --> 00:45:58.292 - You know, 577 00:45:59.625 --> 00:46:00.458 your art, 578 00:46:02.542 --> 00:46:04.875 it's so bright and colorful. 579 00:46:06.292 --> 00:46:10.208 I never would've known you had such a dark past. 580 00:46:12.500 --> 00:46:15.083 - The colors of fire and smoke. 581 00:46:20.292 --> 00:46:23.042 I had a dream before I came here. 582 00:46:25.167 --> 00:46:26.542 I saw the doctor. 583 00:46:29.042 --> 00:46:30.208 I saw his mask 584 00:46:32.042 --> 00:46:32.875 here. 585 00:46:35.000 --> 00:46:37.208 I don't know what it meant. 586 00:46:38.333 --> 00:46:40.542 I don't know what it means, 587 00:46:42.542 --> 00:46:44.375 but it was unsettling. 588 00:46:45.833 --> 00:46:47.875 - So you've seen him too. 589 00:46:49.958 --> 00:46:51.083 - He wanders. 590 00:46:52.917 --> 00:46:55.500 He's lurking, he's watching us. 591 00:46:57.625 --> 00:46:58.625 - Who is he? 592 00:47:00.292 --> 00:47:02.250 - [Flynn] I don't know. 593 00:47:06.250 --> 00:47:08.500 - Can I ask you a question? 594 00:47:10.333 --> 00:47:11.583 - [Flynn] Yeah. 595 00:47:14.583 --> 00:47:16.417 - You take medication? 596 00:47:19.583 --> 00:47:20.417 - I do. 597 00:47:22.750 --> 00:47:26.167 - You think you should be drinking on it? 598 00:47:27.250 --> 00:47:28.083 - No. 599 00:47:30.375 --> 00:47:31.208 - Listen, 600 00:47:34.375 --> 00:47:36.792 I don't feel in control here. 601 00:47:39.125 --> 00:47:43.042 - There's no time for control, Andrew. 602 00:47:43.042 --> 00:47:46.208 (anxious piano music) 603 00:48:14.708 --> 00:48:17.958 (glass clanks) 604 00:48:17.958 --> 00:48:20.292 - Quite the show you put on. 605 00:48:30.208 --> 00:48:32.667 - What are you talking about? 606 00:48:34.292 --> 00:48:36.875 (glass clanks) 607 00:48:41.792 --> 00:48:43.333 I don't understand. 608 00:48:45.250 --> 00:48:49.750 I don't understand what happens when I'm here tomorrow 609 00:48:50.833 --> 00:48:53.417 and this new project becomes mine. 610 00:48:55.458 --> 00:48:58.500 - You just gotta be patient, okay? 611 00:48:58.500 --> 00:49:01.667 (Arthur's fists thud) 612 00:49:04.458 --> 00:49:05.958 - I'm not patient, 613 00:49:07.208 --> 00:49:09.208 I've never been patient. 614 00:49:15.708 --> 00:49:17.042 How do I get it? 615 00:49:20.375 --> 00:49:24.208 - That you gotta find out for yourself. 616 00:49:24.208 --> 00:49:28.125 The movies you're in are pretty violent, right? 617 00:49:31.042 --> 00:49:33.500 A lot of training, I presume? 618 00:49:36.500 --> 00:49:38.792 It's funny, the more real the violence 619 00:49:38.792 --> 00:49:42.458 looks on screen, the more audiences respond. 620 00:49:43.792 --> 00:49:47.625 It's interesting because if it were to be real 621 00:49:49.083 --> 00:49:52.750 and an audience just believed it was staged, 622 00:49:52.750 --> 00:49:57.417 they would applaud, unbeknownst to its haunting reality. 623 00:50:03.417 --> 00:50:06.583 - You have to be psychotic to do that. 624 00:50:08.708 --> 00:50:10.958 - The greatest usually are. 625 00:50:13.708 --> 00:50:16.750 (low, anxious tones) 626 00:50:34.250 --> 00:50:37.292 (tense violin tones) 627 00:50:45.958 --> 00:50:48.958 Andrew, sit down and keep me company. 628 00:50:56.625 --> 00:50:58.208 Where is everybody? 629 00:50:59.667 --> 00:51:03.125 - I think Flynn and Arthur went to bed 630 00:51:03.125 --> 00:51:05.792 and Nick is resting by the pool. 631 00:51:07.000 --> 00:51:08.792 It's been a long day. 632 00:51:09.667 --> 00:51:11.125 - I would say so. 633 00:51:14.833 --> 00:51:17.042 I've been thinking a lot. 634 00:51:17.042 --> 00:51:20.125 What do you know about astral travel? 635 00:51:21.417 --> 00:51:22.917 - Astral travel? 636 00:51:22.917 --> 00:51:27.125 - Yeah, like a person leaving their physical body 637 00:51:27.125 --> 00:51:31.542 and traveling the universe in any way they so choose. 638 00:51:32.667 --> 00:51:35.083 - I mean I've heard of it but 639 00:51:37.917 --> 00:51:41.458 I don't really know much about it. 640 00:51:41.458 --> 00:51:43.833 - You know how there's no evidence, 641 00:51:43.833 --> 00:51:46.958 scientific evidence of the human soul? 642 00:51:48.292 --> 00:51:51.042 But I think it's so ignorant to think 643 00:51:51.042 --> 00:51:53.333 we're just here to multiply. 644 00:51:55.708 --> 00:52:00.375 You know, we are the eyes of the universe watching itself 645 00:52:04.208 --> 00:52:05.375 and sometimes, 646 00:52:07.000 --> 00:52:09.375 you don't like what you find. 647 00:52:14.875 --> 00:52:18.042 You know, I know what happened to you. 648 00:52:19.875 --> 00:52:20.708 - What? 649 00:52:26.417 --> 00:52:29.625 - I didn't feel comfortable talking to you about it 650 00:52:29.625 --> 00:52:33.042 but we had a good day today and I figured 651 00:52:34.375 --> 00:52:37.542 you can tell me a little bit about it. 652 00:52:40.375 --> 00:52:44.375 How about you take a drink and tell me about it? 653 00:52:47.917 --> 00:52:49.958 - If you know what happened to me, 654 00:52:49.958 --> 00:52:53.750 then why would you ask me if I wanted a drink? 655 00:52:55.750 --> 00:52:59.333 - Take a drink and tell me about it, Andrew. 656 00:53:02.125 --> 00:53:02.958 - Okay. 657 00:53:20.917 --> 00:53:24.417 So I went down to Dallas where she worked. 658 00:53:27.042 --> 00:53:30.458 She wanted to introduce me to her friends 659 00:53:32.000 --> 00:53:32.833 and 660 00:53:34.833 --> 00:53:39.125 so we went out and I was the one driving that night 661 00:53:43.292 --> 00:53:47.250 and she asked me right before we got in the car 662 00:53:49.667 --> 00:53:51.625 if I was good to drive. 663 00:53:56.500 --> 00:53:57.667 I said yes 664 00:53:57.667 --> 00:54:01.500 (ominous electronic warbling) 665 00:54:02.667 --> 00:54:05.333 and I put the key in the ignition. 666 00:54:08.542 --> 00:54:11.875 That was the biggest mistake of my life. 667 00:54:12.792 --> 00:54:15.000 You know what happens next. 668 00:54:17.083 --> 00:54:18.083 - You killed 669 00:54:19.792 --> 00:54:20.792 your sister. 670 00:54:22.417 --> 00:54:25.333 (Andrew sniffling) 671 00:54:39.542 --> 00:54:40.792 It's all right. 672 00:54:44.000 --> 00:54:47.708 It's all right, I'm going to sleep now, okay? 673 00:54:50.792 --> 00:54:52.875 Have a good night, Atlas. 674 00:55:03.500 --> 00:55:06.375 (insects chirping) 675 00:55:09.417 --> 00:55:12.583 (anxious piano music) 676 00:55:36.917 --> 00:55:41.917 (Nick splashes) (tense violin tones) 677 00:56:21.250 --> 00:56:23.500 - We have to call the cops. 678 00:56:26.625 --> 00:56:29.333 - We don't need to call the cops. 679 00:56:31.167 --> 00:56:32.000 Nick 680 00:56:33.167 --> 00:56:36.583 was a druggie, I found heroin in his bags. 681 00:56:38.000 --> 00:56:42.125 He was high and he fell into the pool and he drowned. 682 00:56:44.500 --> 00:56:46.833 He was an artist on the run. 683 00:56:47.833 --> 00:56:49.250 He had no family. 684 00:56:50.958 --> 00:56:55.125 Careers will be ruined if police were to get involved, 685 00:56:55.125 --> 00:57:00.042 if press were to get involved and none of us here want that. 686 00:57:01.083 --> 00:57:03.250 This weekend was a secret. 687 00:57:05.083 --> 00:57:06.750 It remains a secret. 688 00:57:09.667 --> 00:57:11.167 It does not exist. 689 00:57:13.208 --> 00:57:16.125 You will all understand by the end. 690 00:57:18.125 --> 00:57:19.208 Okay, Andrew? 691 00:57:22.250 --> 00:57:23.083 - Okay. 692 00:57:24.458 --> 00:57:25.292 - Arthur? 693 00:57:26.333 --> 00:57:27.167 - Yeah. 694 00:57:30.083 --> 00:57:30.917 - Flynn? 695 00:57:33.917 --> 00:57:34.750 Flynn? 696 00:57:36.208 --> 00:57:37.042 - Yeah. 697 00:57:38.000 --> 00:57:41.208 - There are shovels in the shed. 698 00:57:41.208 --> 00:57:42.208 We bury him. 699 00:57:47.167 --> 00:57:51.167 (tense metallic ensemble music) 700 00:58:11.208 --> 00:58:14.458 (ominous violin music) 701 00:58:44.125 --> 00:58:45.375 Good work, men. 702 00:58:46.917 --> 00:58:49.292 Let's go back to the pool. 703 00:58:49.292 --> 00:58:50.375 Drinks on me. 704 00:59:00.958 --> 00:59:03.917 (shovels clanking) 705 00:59:09.125 --> 00:59:11.375 - What have we done, Flynn? 706 00:59:16.125 --> 00:59:18.000 - [Flynn] Where are we? 707 00:59:23.833 --> 00:59:25.083 Where's Arthur? 708 00:59:26.917 --> 00:59:28.500 - You feeling okay? 709 00:59:35.583 --> 00:59:37.333 - I had another dream 710 00:59:38.667 --> 00:59:39.625 last night. 711 00:59:41.875 --> 00:59:43.875 The one with my parents. 712 00:59:48.375 --> 00:59:51.667 But it was me who burnt the house down. 713 00:59:56.250 --> 00:59:58.167 That is why I survived. 714 01:00:01.458 --> 01:00:02.958 - That's not real. 715 01:00:08.792 --> 01:00:12.792 - [Flynn] I don't know what's real, Andrew. 716 01:00:12.792 --> 01:00:14.208 I don't remember. 717 01:00:31.083 --> 01:00:34.500 (tense metallic music) 718 01:00:34.500 --> 01:00:36.958 (door creaks) 719 01:02:08.083 --> 01:02:11.833 (heartbeat pounding rapidly) 720 01:02:54.042 --> 01:02:57.042 (Flynn grunting) 721 01:02:57.042 --> 01:03:01.875 (tense warbling electronic, violin tones) 722 01:03:30.750 --> 01:03:34.042 (ominous violin tones) 723 01:03:38.750 --> 01:03:39.917 - Who are you? 724 01:03:41.833 --> 01:03:43.917 What are you doing to us? 725 01:04:09.625 --> 01:04:14.625 (door creaks) (tense metallic music) 726 01:04:50.125 --> 01:04:51.875 Flynn, are you out here? 727 01:04:51.875 --> 01:04:54.667 Come on man, we gotta go right now. 728 01:04:54.667 --> 01:04:55.500 Flynn? 729 01:04:57.000 --> 01:05:01.167 (tense warbling electronic tones) 730 01:05:02.208 --> 01:05:03.500 Oh shit, Flynn. 731 01:05:08.333 --> 01:05:10.958 Arthur, what have you done? 732 01:05:10.958 --> 01:05:13.875 Don't you know he's done something to us? 733 01:05:13.875 --> 01:05:15.542 You're not yourself. 734 01:05:17.458 --> 01:05:21.542 (tense metallic, warbling music) 735 01:05:42.125 --> 01:05:44.917 (light tense piano tones) 736 01:05:44.917 --> 01:05:47.250 (gun cocks) 737 01:05:50.042 --> 01:05:52.667 (gun clicks) 738 01:05:52.667 --> 01:05:55.333 (Arthur grunts) 739 01:06:39.625 --> 01:06:42.583 (gun cocks) 740 01:06:42.583 --> 01:06:47.583 (classical violin music) (film reel rattling) 741 01:07:28.292 --> 01:07:30.458 What the hell is going on? 742 01:07:32.208 --> 01:07:35.000 - Why don't you put down the gun? 743 01:07:35.000 --> 01:07:36.875 I'm not gonna hurt you. 744 01:07:36.875 --> 01:07:39.833 - Hurt me, you're not gonna hurt me? 745 01:07:39.833 --> 01:07:41.833 I'll fucking shoot you right now 746 01:07:41.833 --> 01:07:44.833 if you don't tell me what's going on. 747 01:07:44.833 --> 01:07:45.792 - Allow me. 748 01:07:47.208 --> 01:07:49.458 It's called HEIR, 749 01:07:49.458 --> 01:07:51.292 H-E-I-R. 750 01:07:55.500 --> 01:08:00.125 In 1800s France, there was a man named Josephin Paillat. 751 01:08:02.708 --> 01:08:06.375 He began an Academy, one that worshiped art. 752 01:08:08.375 --> 01:08:11.375 There is spirituality in what we do. 753 01:08:13.917 --> 01:08:17.833 Religion will die, but art will remain forever. 754 01:08:19.708 --> 01:08:22.416 When churches burn and temples crumble, 755 01:08:22.416 --> 01:08:25.875 we will praise in the concert hall. 756 01:08:25.875 --> 01:08:29.416 When priests betray and idols become human, 757 01:08:32.833 --> 01:08:37.833 we will pray to the ones who give us stories and songs. 758 01:08:38.708 --> 01:08:40.291 This is our fate, Andrew. 759 01:08:41.166 --> 01:08:43.541 - What are you talking about? 760 01:08:44.708 --> 01:08:47.666 - What many don't know is that 761 01:08:47.666 --> 01:08:51.666 the Academy is the reason for pop culture today. 762 01:08:53.125 --> 01:08:57.833 The most influential artworks and films have been curated 763 01:08:59.916 --> 01:09:03.500 in order to choreograph modern day thought. 764 01:09:05.208 --> 01:09:07.708 The world has been hypnotized. 765 01:09:08.583 --> 01:09:09.416 You, here, 766 01:09:11.416 --> 01:09:13.125 have been hypnotized. 767 01:09:14.625 --> 01:09:18.916 - So the vial in your bedroom, that's what that is. 768 01:09:20.458 --> 01:09:24.375 - Like those who came before me, I have learned 769 01:09:25.625 --> 01:09:26.791 about hypnosis 770 01:09:28.208 --> 01:09:30.000 and I needed a little extra help. 771 01:09:30.000 --> 01:09:32.083 It's called scipolomi, 772 01:09:32.083 --> 01:09:35.416 it gives the taker a sense of obedience. 773 01:09:37.166 --> 01:09:39.958 I wanted to gather the greatest creative minds 774 01:09:39.958 --> 01:09:44.958 at the zenith of their lives to see what they would do. 775 01:09:45.875 --> 01:09:47.500 You were the most repellent 776 01:09:48.333 --> 01:09:49.958 because of your mind, 777 01:09:49.958 --> 01:09:54.125 you survived because of the strength of your mind. 778 01:09:56.291 --> 01:10:00.541 There is no escaping the hypnosis for the ordinary. 779 01:10:01.916 --> 01:10:04.125 It's in the films you watch, in the books you read, 780 01:10:04.125 --> 01:10:08.291 in the art you're moved by and the songs you love. 781 01:10:10.416 --> 01:10:12.958 Some like me just know how to use it 782 01:10:12.958 --> 01:10:15.625 to orchestrate it, to create it. 783 01:10:19.291 --> 01:10:22.541 This script in my hand is the next link 784 01:10:24.083 --> 01:10:27.500 in a century-long chain of true hypnotic, 785 01:10:29.416 --> 01:10:30.583 spiritual art. 786 01:10:32.791 --> 01:10:34.041 And it's yours. 787 01:10:36.041 --> 01:10:38.000 - Why don't you make it? 788 01:10:38.916 --> 01:10:40.875 - I haven't been chosen. 789 01:10:43.000 --> 01:10:43.875 The Academy 790 01:10:45.166 --> 01:10:46.000 wants you, 791 01:10:47.041 --> 01:10:48.000 your vision, 792 01:10:49.333 --> 01:10:50.125 not mine. 793 01:10:52.750 --> 01:10:55.166 - What is it even about? 794 01:10:55.166 --> 01:10:57.625 (anxious violin music) 795 01:10:57.625 --> 01:11:00.291 Tell me, what is the film about? 796 01:11:01.458 --> 01:11:05.166 - It's a beautiful gun in your hand, isn't it? 797 01:11:07.041 --> 01:11:07.875 - Yes. 798 01:11:10.291 --> 01:11:11.125 - Please. 799 01:11:12.541 --> 01:11:14.458 (anxious piano music) 800 01:11:14.458 --> 01:11:17.125 (gunshot booms) 801 01:12:30.791 --> 01:12:33.791 (keyboard clicking) 802 01:13:29.291 --> 01:13:32.458 (anxious piano music)