WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:31.021 --> 00:01:32.854 - I said I want to take you out here 4 00:01:34.021 --> 00:01:35.688 to tell you something important, right? 5 00:01:38.621 --> 00:01:39.621 So here it is. 6 00:01:43.288 --> 00:01:44.288 I'm not your father. 7 00:01:45.821 --> 00:01:47.930 Well, that, that don't mean that I, 8 00:01:47.954 --> 00:01:50.264 I ain't gonna be here for you or, 9 00:01:50.288 --> 00:01:52.431 or I'm not gonna care for you like I was. 10 00:01:52.455 --> 00:01:55.130 It's just, it ain't anything like that. 11 00:01:55.154 --> 00:02:00.121 I just feel better with you knowing that, that, 12 00:02:02.688 --> 00:02:04.697 that I'm not your father, 13 00:02:04.721 --> 00:02:06.688 but I'm gonna care for you 14 00:02:07.655 --> 00:02:08.688 like I was, 15 00:02:10.188 --> 00:02:11.188 promise you that. 16 00:02:14.221 --> 00:02:15.688 - So who are you? 17 00:02:17.887 --> 00:02:19.021 - I'm still me. 18 00:02:21.887 --> 00:02:22.987 Just not your father. 19 00:02:25.121 --> 00:02:26.121 - And mama? 20 00:02:28.521 --> 00:02:29.521 - Same as me. 21 00:02:33.455 --> 00:02:34.754 - Who is my real father? 22 00:02:36.488 --> 00:02:38.154 - I don't really know that, Adam. 23 00:02:40.721 --> 00:02:42.588 Now, all I know of him is, 24 00:02:44.221 --> 00:02:45.288 is right here. 25 00:02:46.588 --> 00:02:50.388 This was, this was on you when, when I found you. 26 00:02:52.854 --> 00:02:54.588 I guessing he wanted you to have it. 27 00:02:59.954 --> 00:03:00.954 - Where'd he go? 28 00:03:02.621 --> 00:03:03.987 I don't know, Adam. 29 00:03:06.987 --> 00:03:10.254 - Is he bad? He does bad things. 30 00:03:11.821 --> 00:03:12.821 - Maybe. 31 00:03:16.088 --> 00:03:17.221 Something like that. 32 00:03:20.288 --> 00:03:22.588 But you, you're different. 33 00:03:24.355 --> 00:03:25.754 You, you're smart, 34 00:03:27.188 --> 00:03:28.531 you're curious, 35 00:03:28.555 --> 00:03:30.188 you're always asking questions. 36 00:03:33.388 --> 00:03:34.521 You know, you're good. 37 00:03:37.054 --> 00:03:40.321 And you can, you can swim, you can fish. 38 00:03:41.621 --> 00:03:44.364 Pretty soon, I'm gonna teach you how to ride a horse, 39 00:03:44.388 --> 00:03:45.521 how to shoot a pistol. 40 00:03:47.987 --> 00:03:50.254 Gonna teach you how to survive in this world. 41 00:04:51.254 --> 00:04:52.254 - Hey. 42 00:06:32.288 --> 00:06:33.288 You lost? 43 00:06:35.787 --> 00:06:36.787 - Are you... 44 00:06:38.588 --> 00:06:40.331 - You need something? 45 00:06:40.355 --> 00:06:41.621 What are you looking for? 46 00:06:44.088 --> 00:06:45.154 - Are they... 47 00:06:46.588 --> 00:06:47.754 Are you okay, kid? 48 00:06:49.521 --> 00:06:50.521 - What? 49 00:06:53.221 --> 00:06:57.088 - You live with 'em and they treat you good? 50 00:06:58.154 --> 00:06:59.388 - I ain't in any trouble. 51 00:07:00.787 --> 00:07:04.588 I'm gonna ask you once, what are you doing around here? 52 00:07:07.021 --> 00:07:09.355 Sir, you best be getting on out of this forest. 53 00:07:12.321 --> 00:07:14.930 - Okay. 54 00:07:14.954 --> 00:07:15.954 Okay. 55 00:07:16.821 --> 00:07:17.821 I'm sorry. 56 00:07:52.521 --> 00:07:53.521 - What you got, kid? 57 00:07:54.854 --> 00:07:55.854 - Rabbits. 58 00:07:57.088 --> 00:07:58.597 - That'd be fine. 59 00:07:58.621 --> 00:08:00.564 Mary's got a stool cooking. 60 00:08:00.588 --> 00:08:01.930 Tell me, not 10 minutes ago, 61 00:08:01.954 --> 00:08:03.797 she had a craving for chicken. 62 00:08:03.821 --> 00:08:05.121 Rabbits will do just fine. 63 00:08:07.488 --> 00:08:08.863 - You want me to go back? 64 00:08:08.887 --> 00:08:11.121 - No, it's late. You did good. 65 00:08:12.321 --> 00:08:14.431 Besides, you wanna borrow a chicken 66 00:08:14.455 --> 00:08:16.597 from one of these farms around here, 67 00:08:16.621 --> 00:08:18.121 best wait till after midnight. 68 00:08:20.254 --> 00:08:22.655 You get into any trouble when you was out there? 69 00:08:25.254 --> 00:08:26.254 - No, sir. 70 00:08:27.521 --> 00:08:28.555 - You talk to anyone? 71 00:08:31.288 --> 00:08:33.655 - I just stayed here in the forest. 72 00:08:36.188 --> 00:08:37.963 - It's better that way. 73 00:08:37.987 --> 00:08:39.730 Some of these locals will drive you nuts, 74 00:08:39.754 --> 00:08:43.297 you know, shut down their first question or two just right. 75 00:08:43.321 --> 00:08:45.854 Where you going? Where you from? 76 00:08:46.987 --> 00:08:48.288 They want the whole story. 77 00:08:51.221 --> 00:08:53.388 - Just mind my own business when I'm out there. 78 00:08:55.854 --> 00:08:57.455 - You got your head on straight. 79 00:09:01.221 --> 00:09:04.321 How you doing for ammo? I just got a delivery from Rex. 80 00:09:05.754 --> 00:09:07.921 - Well, I think I'm... James? 81 00:09:09.488 --> 00:09:10.754 Is Adam here yet? 82 00:09:11.887 --> 00:09:15.121 - He's coming, Mary, but he got rabbits. 83 00:09:16.787 --> 00:09:18.488 I told him to get rabbits. 84 00:09:21.021 --> 00:09:23.597 Rabbits will do just fine. 85 00:09:23.621 --> 00:09:25.688 - Go on inside. - Help your mother. 86 00:09:46.254 --> 00:09:47.297 Gonna wash up. 87 00:09:47.321 --> 00:09:48.588 - Okay, but hurry up. 88 00:09:49.588 --> 00:09:51.164 - Should I butcher these now? 89 00:09:51.188 --> 00:09:52.531 - Oh, love, you can just leave them out. 90 00:09:52.555 --> 00:09:53.987 We'll skin 'em after supper. 91 00:09:56.054 --> 00:09:59.464 - Hey, Mary, what, was that hot water 92 00:09:59.488 --> 00:10:00.954 when, when you took a shower? 93 00:10:02.488 --> 00:10:03.488 - Yes, 94 00:10:06.154 --> 00:10:07.730 there was for a minute, 95 00:10:07.754 --> 00:10:09.331 but then I forgot to tell you that it stopped. 96 00:10:09.355 --> 00:10:12.887 - Just lemme know next time. - I will. 97 00:10:15.787 --> 00:10:16.897 - Oh, James? - Yeah. 98 00:10:16.921 --> 00:10:18.730 - I got a fire on the stove, 99 00:10:18.754 --> 00:10:20.997 so how's that supposed to make sense? 100 00:10:21.021 --> 00:10:23.531 - I don't know. - Is it connected? 101 00:10:23.555 --> 00:10:25.863 - Mary, you're asking questions I don't understand. 102 00:10:25.887 --> 00:10:28.421 I'm just a man, you know? Just a man. 103 00:10:32.021 --> 00:10:33.488 - How was it today, Adam? 104 00:10:35.254 --> 00:10:37.331 - Same as usual, I guess. 105 00:10:37.355 --> 00:10:38.564 - Same as usual. 106 00:10:38.588 --> 00:10:40.464 Well, the last time you had that tone, 107 00:10:40.488 --> 00:10:42.621 you walked in this house with a black eye. 108 00:10:43.821 --> 00:10:45.987 Now you can "same as usual" me all you want, 109 00:10:47.321 --> 00:10:48.321 but I know my Adam. 110 00:10:53.954 --> 00:10:56.921 - Telling him how it was, all my traps work. 111 00:10:59.521 --> 00:11:00.721 - Well, that's good. 112 00:11:01.754 --> 00:11:04.088 - Father taught you good then? - Yeah. 113 00:11:05.455 --> 00:11:06.897 What's your reason for coming in here 114 00:11:06.921 --> 00:11:08.188 without a proper hello? 115 00:11:14.421 --> 00:11:15.421 That's better. 116 00:11:18.887 --> 00:11:22.364 - Hey, I'm sorry I couldn't get you a chicken tonight. 117 00:11:22.388 --> 00:11:25.597 - Don't be sorry about something like that, Adam. 118 00:11:25.621 --> 00:11:27.754 Rabbits will do just fine. 119 00:11:30.588 --> 00:11:32.921 - I think the McKibben's might have seen me last time. 120 00:11:35.655 --> 00:11:37.421 - Did you tell your father? 121 00:11:38.754 --> 00:11:39.754 - No. - Okay. 122 00:11:45.588 --> 00:11:47.421 - Well, don't mention it to him. 123 00:11:50.421 --> 00:11:52.221 And if he asks you to go there again, 124 00:11:53.721 --> 00:11:55.254 you just tell him that you will. 125 00:11:57.421 --> 00:11:59.188 I'll tell you where another farm is. 126 00:12:01.787 --> 00:12:02.787 - Okay, sir. 127 00:12:05.054 --> 00:12:08.088 - Okay. James? - Coming. 128 00:12:10.921 --> 00:12:13.821 - Oh, can't you wear a shirt to the table? 129 00:12:18.921 --> 00:12:19.921 Next time. 130 00:12:24.355 --> 00:12:26.688 - Best there is. - Hmm, thanks, love. 131 00:12:30.221 --> 00:12:32.588 - How's yours then? - Perfect. 132 00:12:34.188 --> 00:12:35.188 - Too hot? 133 00:12:36.388 --> 00:12:37.830 - Nope. 134 00:12:37.854 --> 00:12:39.488 What'd you use to catch it? 135 00:12:41.488 --> 00:12:44.021 - You know, just a carrot trail in the boxes. 136 00:12:44.854 --> 00:12:46.121 - Full bag of carrots? 137 00:12:47.421 --> 00:12:50.321 - Oh no, just a few of 'em cut up across the path. 138 00:12:54.987 --> 00:12:57.030 I think the mother rabbit was there 139 00:12:57.054 --> 00:12:59.431 when I came for the cage this time. 140 00:12:59.455 --> 00:13:01.221 - Oh yeah. - She was waiting. 141 00:13:02.555 --> 00:13:04.030 - Yeah. Yeah. 142 00:13:04.054 --> 00:13:08.254 Sort of staring through to the kid and then she just ran. 143 00:13:09.688 --> 00:13:12.088 But I let that one go free, you know, I felt bad. 144 00:13:15.688 --> 00:13:18.230 - She'll have plenty more of that bunny. 145 00:13:18.254 --> 00:13:21.488 Don't feel bad next time, you gotta eat. 146 00:13:30.154 --> 00:13:31.655 - Mom? - Yeah? 147 00:13:33.854 --> 00:13:36.230 - Been thinking about something. 148 00:13:36.254 --> 00:13:37.254 - Hmm, what's that? 149 00:13:39.555 --> 00:13:41.555 - Well, I was wondering... 150 00:13:44.721 --> 00:13:46.388 - You was wondering? 151 00:13:47.288 --> 00:13:49.787 - If, I was wondering if maybe 152 00:13:50.954 --> 00:13:52.688 you could tell me about my dad? 153 00:13:55.254 --> 00:13:56.254 My first dad. 154 00:13:59.221 --> 00:14:01.130 - What exactly you want to know? 155 00:14:01.154 --> 00:14:04.388 - No, there's nothing to know. - Well, I... 156 00:14:05.887 --> 00:14:07.097 - No, your mother died 157 00:14:07.121 --> 00:14:09.221 and then your father left you in these woods. 158 00:14:12.754 --> 00:14:14.254 - Just wanna know why. 159 00:14:15.421 --> 00:14:18.021 - He left an infant in a basket. 160 00:14:19.321 --> 00:14:22.121 Is that a father? Is that a man you wanna meet? 161 00:14:25.921 --> 00:14:26.921 - I'm sorry. 162 00:14:28.521 --> 00:14:29.887 - This is your father. 163 00:14:30.787 --> 00:14:32.388 This is the man that raised you. 164 00:14:37.188 --> 00:14:38.588 We'll have rabbits tomorrow. 165 00:15:06.388 --> 00:15:07.597 Go around the other side. 166 00:15:07.621 --> 00:15:09.621 Try to sneak up behind him. I'll cover you. 167 00:16:39.854 --> 00:16:40.930 - What you doing? 168 00:16:40.954 --> 00:16:42.688 - Just making your favorites. 169 00:16:49.054 --> 00:16:50.655 You're being all sweet. 170 00:16:51.655 --> 00:16:53.154 - I'm always sweet. - Mm, hmm. 171 00:17:16.355 --> 00:17:18.421 - Flashlights! - Get in there, now. Now! 172 00:17:27.655 --> 00:17:29.088 - This is private property! 173 00:17:30.054 --> 00:17:32.030 Y'all are trespassing! 174 00:17:32.054 --> 00:17:32.998 You're wanted for violent crimes 175 00:17:33.022 --> 00:17:34.464 across three states. 176 00:17:34.488 --> 00:17:37.797 We got a warrant and we know you got a boy in there. 177 00:17:37.821 --> 00:17:39.787 So let's not do nothing stupid, James. 178 00:17:42.288 --> 00:17:43.588 Here's a warning shot. 179 00:17:45.321 --> 00:17:50.321 Mary, no! 180 00:17:57.521 --> 00:17:58.521 - Dad. 181 00:18:07.388 --> 00:18:08.388 Dad. 182 00:18:47.688 --> 00:18:49.921 Damn. 183 00:18:51.588 --> 00:18:52.588 Go ahead. 184 00:19:04.754 --> 00:19:06.588 Let's see, is this the kid's room? 185 00:19:09.355 --> 00:19:11.088 He's gone. Must have ran away. 186 00:19:17.954 --> 00:19:21.064 All right, that's it, boys, he said dead or alive. 187 00:19:21.088 --> 00:19:23.863 Let's take what we can. Get the car and the ammo. 188 00:19:23.887 --> 00:19:25.455 Promised Rex's guns back. 189 00:19:44.521 --> 00:19:47.455 All right, come on, let's get. Get them bodies outta here. 190 00:19:54.821 --> 00:19:55.821 Yeah. 191 00:22:42.588 --> 00:22:44.121 How can I help you, kid? 192 00:22:47.321 --> 00:22:50.264 - I need a pistol. 193 00:22:50.288 --> 00:22:51.288 A pistol? 194 00:22:55.254 --> 00:22:56.688 The Ruger Blackhawk. 195 00:23:08.854 --> 00:23:10.787 - You got cash for a pistol like that? 196 00:23:18.488 --> 00:23:20.188 Can I see that Schofield? 197 00:23:24.787 --> 00:23:25.921 - Got a good eye, kid. 198 00:23:38.987 --> 00:23:39.987 - Now it's loaded. 199 00:23:50.355 --> 00:23:52.455 Empty the register, Rex. 200 00:24:12.388 --> 00:24:13.388 Now where's the car? 201 00:25:58.621 --> 00:26:00.797 Hey, is there a manager here? 202 00:26:00.821 --> 00:26:04.497 - Who are you? And what are you doing in here? 203 00:26:04.521 --> 00:26:06.797 I'm, I'm looking for someone. 204 00:26:06.821 --> 00:26:08.987 - Who are you looking for? 205 00:26:09.887 --> 00:26:11.088 Jacob Waterson. 206 00:26:12.288 --> 00:26:13.288 - What about him? 207 00:26:15.787 --> 00:26:17.730 - Does he own this place? 208 00:26:17.754 --> 00:26:19.121 What is this about? 209 00:26:21.887 --> 00:26:23.954 - It's private. - Private? 210 00:26:25.121 --> 00:26:26.197 - He doesn't like people coming here 211 00:26:26.221 --> 00:26:28.254 asking questions about what happened. 212 00:26:30.921 --> 00:26:34.431 - Listen, I don't think I know what you're talking about. 213 00:26:34.455 --> 00:26:36.488 I'm, I'm here for something different. 214 00:26:38.021 --> 00:26:40.364 - You're not here to help some journalists? 215 00:26:40.388 --> 00:26:43.521 - No, no, no, no, no, no way, I'm not, I promise, I, 216 00:26:46.154 --> 00:26:47.621 I just need to talk with him. 217 00:26:52.921 --> 00:26:56.030 - Anybody seen Crystal? - I hear my name. 218 00:26:56.054 --> 00:26:58.555 - Hey, Crystal. - Tell me love, what's up? 219 00:27:00.088 --> 00:27:01.564 - Who's the kid? 220 00:27:01.588 --> 00:27:03.288 This is, um... 221 00:27:05.388 --> 00:27:08.188 - I'm Adam. - Hello, Adam. 222 00:27:09.621 --> 00:27:11.497 What are you doing in a stripper dressing room? 223 00:27:11.521 --> 00:27:13.054 He's looking for Jake. 224 00:27:14.521 --> 00:27:17.197 - Hell's he want with Jake? - I don't, he's saying- 225 00:27:17.221 --> 00:27:18.397 - You know, he don't want no riff-raff 226 00:27:18.421 --> 00:27:19.941 - coming around here. - He's my father. 227 00:27:23.488 --> 00:27:24.987 Just need to talk to him. 228 00:27:26.854 --> 00:27:27.854 - He's in prison. 229 00:27:30.254 --> 00:27:31.254 - What'd he do? 230 00:27:40.321 --> 00:27:42.064 - Head down there. 231 00:27:42.088 --> 00:27:44.887 And you ask him whatever you need to ask him. 232 00:27:47.421 --> 00:27:48.621 And give him this. 233 00:27:54.388 --> 00:27:55.388 Give him a drink. 234 00:27:58.154 --> 00:28:03.154 Thank you. 235 00:28:40.521 --> 00:28:42.288 - Don't touch the glass. 236 00:28:45.455 --> 00:28:48.763 - I was, was wondering if maybe you could help me. 237 00:28:48.787 --> 00:28:51.821 - I'm wondering that too. - You're on the visitors list? 238 00:28:53.355 --> 00:28:54.355 - Probably not. 239 00:28:55.754 --> 00:28:57.355 I'm looking for my, my father. 240 00:28:58.621 --> 00:29:00.564 I think he might be staying here, this prison. 241 00:29:00.588 --> 00:29:05.021 - You think your father may be staying here. Like a hotel? 242 00:29:06.188 --> 00:29:09.288 Okay, what's your father's name? 243 00:29:10.721 --> 00:29:12.531 - Jacob Waterson. 244 00:29:12.555 --> 00:29:13.821 - Jacob Waterson? 245 00:29:26.854 --> 00:29:29.621 Jacob Waterson. Jacob Waterson. 246 00:29:31.521 --> 00:29:32.921 Wakowski, Watson, 247 00:29:34.821 --> 00:29:35.921 Jacob Waterson. 248 00:29:40.754 --> 00:29:42.431 - Hey, Charles? - Yes, dear? 249 00:29:42.455 --> 00:29:44.621 This kid wants to talk to Jacob Waterson. 250 00:29:47.521 --> 00:29:48.754 - Who you here to see again? 251 00:29:50.754 --> 00:29:54.254 - Jacob Waterson. Didn't that lady just tell you? 252 00:29:55.555 --> 00:29:57.921 - Just wondering if you was a relative or whatnot. 253 00:30:03.054 --> 00:30:04.321 - I'm not sure. 254 00:30:06.787 --> 00:30:08.188 - Not sure? Okay. 255 00:31:03.555 --> 00:31:04.887 - Do I know you? 256 00:31:06.588 --> 00:31:09.397 - Just wanna ask you a couple questions? 257 00:31:09.421 --> 00:31:10.854 - Questions about what? 258 00:31:13.388 --> 00:31:14.388 - About you? 259 00:31:16.688 --> 00:31:18.797 - Charles, is this for real? 260 00:31:18.821 --> 00:31:19.897 What do I know, Waterson, 261 00:31:19.921 --> 00:31:21.721 I just bring you where they tell me. 262 00:31:24.721 --> 00:31:27.521 - Crystal said you'd be here. - Crystal? 263 00:31:29.188 --> 00:31:31.321 - Yeah, Crystal from the club. 264 00:31:33.355 --> 00:31:36.254 She, she said to bring you a kiss. 265 00:31:39.121 --> 00:31:43.254 - You messing with me, kid? - No I'm not. 266 00:31:46.188 --> 00:31:47.655 - Why were you in my club? 267 00:31:50.821 --> 00:31:51.821 - Looking for you? 268 00:31:55.887 --> 00:31:57.655 What do you want with me? 269 00:31:58.555 --> 00:31:59.688 What the hell did I do? 270 00:32:05.188 --> 00:32:06.188 - Are you married? 271 00:32:08.621 --> 00:32:10.288 - Charles, what is this? 272 00:32:11.488 --> 00:32:13.188 Hey kid, do you wanna hurry it up? 273 00:32:17.088 --> 00:32:18.921 Come on, just answer the question. 274 00:32:20.054 --> 00:32:24.631 - I was married, but I'm not married now. 275 00:32:24.655 --> 00:32:25.930 What about it? 276 00:32:25.954 --> 00:32:28.721 - To Crystal? - To Crystal. Yeah. 277 00:32:32.555 --> 00:32:35.054 - And did you have children? 278 00:32:39.188 --> 00:32:40.188 - No. 279 00:32:44.054 --> 00:32:45.054 - Why not? 280 00:32:49.421 --> 00:32:52.555 - Look, you're wearing out my patience here. 281 00:32:53.721 --> 00:32:54.854 Be straight with me. 282 00:32:56.421 --> 00:32:57.854 - I'm looking for my father. 283 00:33:05.987 --> 00:33:06.987 - You serious? 284 00:33:10.655 --> 00:33:13.655 Hey look, I'm not your guy, kid. Sorry. 285 00:33:15.421 --> 00:33:16.521 Definitely not. 286 00:33:20.021 --> 00:33:22.254 - And how do I know you're telling the truth? 287 00:33:23.721 --> 00:33:27.821 You didn't sleep with someone and didn't know what happened. 288 00:33:31.555 --> 00:33:33.321 - How old are you? Twelve? 289 00:33:36.987 --> 00:33:37.987 I'm 14. 290 00:33:41.188 --> 00:33:43.754 - I've been locked up for 17 years. 291 00:33:51.887 --> 00:33:55.397 Look, I was raised by a single mother, 292 00:33:55.421 --> 00:33:56.854 I know what it's like. 293 00:33:59.555 --> 00:34:02.688 And if I could find my father now and meet him, 294 00:34:04.754 --> 00:34:08.088 I'd put a bullet between his teeth, believe me. 295 00:34:12.621 --> 00:34:14.331 I'll tell you one thing, 296 00:34:14.355 --> 00:34:16.455 when you find that prick that left you, 297 00:34:17.388 --> 00:34:19.321 you don't let him off easy. 298 00:34:20.388 --> 00:34:21.421 You let him have it. 299 00:34:24.254 --> 00:34:26.854 Takes a real piece of trash to leave a kid like that. 300 00:34:29.621 --> 00:34:32.154 I'd come with you to find him if I could. 301 00:34:33.555 --> 00:34:34.555 - Thanks. 302 00:34:37.221 --> 00:34:39.254 Where's your mom in all this? 303 00:34:42.088 --> 00:34:43.088 - Dead. 304 00:34:44.021 --> 00:34:45.088 - Oh geez. 305 00:34:48.188 --> 00:34:50.854 So what's the idea? You got a name and that's it? 306 00:34:54.221 --> 00:34:56.054 - Yep, Jacob Waterson. 307 00:35:03.355 --> 00:35:05.254 How many more on the list? 308 00:35:07.488 --> 00:35:08.488 - I got two more. 309 00:35:10.088 --> 00:35:13.254 - Well, you gotta be glad it ain't me. 310 00:35:15.121 --> 00:35:17.787 Not the ideal place to meet your father. 311 00:35:22.754 --> 00:35:24.021 - I don't know. 312 00:35:30.588 --> 00:35:32.655 What'd you do to go to jail? 313 00:35:34.887 --> 00:35:36.021 - Doesn't matter, kid. 314 00:35:38.721 --> 00:35:40.821 Just go find the guy you're looking for. 315 00:35:43.121 --> 00:35:46.321 Hey, you make sure he explains himself. 316 00:35:56.921 --> 00:35:59.121 - You done? - Yep. 317 00:36:00.221 --> 00:36:01.221 - Hey. 318 00:36:07.455 --> 00:36:09.388 We were supposed to have a kin, 319 00:36:11.388 --> 00:36:12.488 but we lost it. 320 00:37:02.054 --> 00:37:03.054 - Come on! 321 00:37:05.154 --> 00:37:06.154 Come- 322 00:37:38.021 --> 00:37:39.021 Hey! 323 00:37:47.854 --> 00:37:49.021 Open the door! 324 00:37:57.821 --> 00:37:58.821 Drive. 325 00:38:10.688 --> 00:38:12.564 I, I promise I got good reason 326 00:38:12.588 --> 00:38:14.121 coming in here like this, okay? 327 00:38:21.887 --> 00:38:24.030 - What? What is that? - Immigrants. 328 00:38:24.054 --> 00:38:25.488 - Immigrants? - Immigrants. 329 00:38:30.821 --> 00:38:32.631 - What, what is he saying? 330 00:38:32.655 --> 00:38:34.930 - They need to... 331 00:38:34.954 --> 00:38:36.987 - What? - They need to pee. 332 00:38:53.355 --> 00:38:56.364 - Hey man, look, I'm, I'm sorry about the gun. 333 00:38:56.388 --> 00:38:57.987 I just, I... 334 00:38:59.288 --> 00:39:01.821 My car broke down and I need to get where I'm going. 335 00:39:07.021 --> 00:39:08.021 Is it far? 336 00:39:09.488 --> 00:39:10.555 - It's very far. 337 00:39:14.421 --> 00:39:16.754 Don't worry, I take you. 338 00:39:35.688 --> 00:39:38.364 - Do you travel across the border with these guys? 339 00:39:38.388 --> 00:39:40.130 - No, they come over by them self. 340 00:39:40.154 --> 00:39:41.655 Then I help on the other side. 341 00:39:42.588 --> 00:39:44.188 - Must be a crazy trip for them. 342 00:39:45.254 --> 00:39:47.431 - You have no idea, my friend. 343 00:39:47.455 --> 00:39:48.997 It's a one-way ticket. 344 00:39:49.021 --> 00:39:51.887 You go in and you have no idea if you're gonna come out. 345 00:39:53.288 --> 00:39:55.897 When I did it, they told us we're gonna be walking four, 346 00:39:55.921 --> 00:39:58.730 five hours, six, maximum. 347 00:39:58.754 --> 00:40:01.264 Five days later, we still in the desert. 348 00:40:01.288 --> 00:40:04.297 You gotta climb up and down those hills. 349 00:40:04.321 --> 00:40:07.064 It's so hard to be climbing those hills. 350 00:40:07.088 --> 00:40:09.130 If I could tell people back home, I would tell 'em, 351 00:40:09.154 --> 00:40:12.730 "Don't even try it, don't even dare try it." 352 00:40:12.754 --> 00:40:14.621 These people, they just totally naive. 353 00:40:15.821 --> 00:40:18.064 That's why I'm helping these guys in the truck. 354 00:40:18.088 --> 00:40:21.321 - Yeah, well, 'cause you know what it's like. 355 00:40:22.388 --> 00:40:23.921 - 'Cause I know what it's like. 356 00:40:27.021 --> 00:40:28.887 So who are you visiting in this place? 357 00:40:30.688 --> 00:40:33.188 - Oh, trying to meet my father. 358 00:40:34.488 --> 00:40:35.488 Never met him. 359 00:40:36.388 --> 00:40:38.364 - Oh wow. Not even a picture? 360 00:40:38.388 --> 00:40:39.954 - Nope. Not even a picture. 361 00:40:42.288 --> 00:40:46.431 Sometimes, I think, everyone I meet could be my mom or dad 362 00:40:46.455 --> 00:40:47.488 if they're old enough. 363 00:40:48.921 --> 00:40:52.455 But I know it's stupid 'cause she's dead. 364 00:40:53.887 --> 00:40:58.564 But even, you know, younger people could be my brother 365 00:40:58.588 --> 00:40:59.588 or sister. 366 00:41:02.088 --> 00:41:03.088 You never know. 367 00:41:33.921 --> 00:41:34.921 - Here it is. 368 00:41:37.787 --> 00:41:39.221 I hope you find your father. 369 00:41:43.154 --> 00:41:44.154 - Thanks. 370 00:41:45.787 --> 00:41:46.787 - Hey, kid? 371 00:41:47.887 --> 00:41:49.030 - Yeah? 372 00:41:49.054 --> 00:41:51.497 - Listen, here's what you're gonna do. 373 00:41:51.521 --> 00:41:52.997 You're gonna go in there 374 00:41:53.021 --> 00:41:54.264 and you're gonna say you're traveling 375 00:41:54.288 --> 00:41:57.064 and you need a place to stay and some food. 376 00:41:57.088 --> 00:42:00.064 And when you see they liken you, you say, 377 00:42:00.088 --> 00:42:02.730 "Hey, I think you're my father." 378 00:42:02.754 --> 00:42:03.854 You know what I'm saying? 379 00:42:05.154 --> 00:42:06.754 - Yeah, yeah. That makes sense. 380 00:42:08.421 --> 00:42:13.254 - Yeah, 'cause they're gonna like you. So it's gonna work. 381 00:43:12.521 --> 00:43:15.130 - Oh Lord, goodness. 382 00:43:15.154 --> 00:43:17.488 - I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you. 383 00:43:18.921 --> 00:43:21.221 - Well, hello, young man. You certainly did frighten me. 384 00:43:23.488 --> 00:43:25.564 - Hi there, I'm, I'm Adam. 385 00:43:25.588 --> 00:43:26.854 - Rebecca Waterson. 386 00:43:28.188 --> 00:43:29.188 How are you? 387 00:43:32.488 --> 00:43:34.097 Do you need some help? 388 00:43:34.121 --> 00:43:37.197 - Well, yeah, I've been been traveling 389 00:43:37.221 --> 00:43:40.364 and I was wondering if maybe I could stay here 390 00:43:40.388 --> 00:43:41.863 for the night. 391 00:43:41.887 --> 00:43:44.763 You know, I haven't had a good meal in a long time. 392 00:43:44.787 --> 00:43:46.754 I'd be willing to help out on the farm. 393 00:43:48.254 --> 00:43:50.863 - So you've been traveling all alone? 394 00:43:50.887 --> 00:43:52.688 Your mother must be worried sick. 395 00:43:54.221 --> 00:43:55.321 - Yeah, I, I guess so. 396 00:43:56.688 --> 00:43:59.297 - Adam, I think you've come to the right place. 397 00:43:59.321 --> 00:44:01.664 My daughters are about to pick some supper any minute. 398 00:44:01.688 --> 00:44:04.021 And you look like you could use a good bath. 399 00:44:05.455 --> 00:44:07.521 Oh my, you really did frighten me there. 400 00:44:08.355 --> 00:44:09.688 My heart is still pounding. 401 00:44:12.021 --> 00:44:15.130 Hey children, come on over here, come and say hello. 402 00:44:15.154 --> 00:44:17.030 This here is Adam. 403 00:44:17.054 --> 00:44:18.297 - Hello, Adam. - Hello, Adam. 404 00:44:18.321 --> 00:44:21.288 - Hi there. Nice to meet you. 405 00:44:22.488 --> 00:44:24.421 - All right, it's time to prepare for supper. 406 00:44:26.355 --> 00:44:27.355 Go on. 407 00:44:29.288 --> 00:44:31.230 Come on, Adam, I'll show you where Jacob is. 408 00:44:31.254 --> 00:44:33.355 You can ask him if you can stay the night. 409 00:44:34.321 --> 00:44:35.854 - Yeah. Yes, please. 410 00:45:02.921 --> 00:45:07.887 - There he is. 411 00:45:08.921 --> 00:45:11.397 Well, go on, go introduce yourself. 412 00:45:11.421 --> 00:45:13.321 I'll be in the kitchen. 413 00:45:15.421 --> 00:45:16.588 - Okay. Thanks. 414 00:45:28.854 --> 00:45:29.854 Sir? 415 00:45:33.321 --> 00:45:35.021 Hello there, young man. 416 00:45:36.021 --> 00:45:38.221 - Jacob Waterson? - That's me. 417 00:45:40.921 --> 00:45:42.887 - I'm Adam, very nice to meet you, sir. 418 00:45:43.887 --> 00:45:45.054 Adam, what? 419 00:45:46.887 --> 00:45:48.497 - I'm sorry? 420 00:45:48.521 --> 00:45:50.954 - Adam, what? - Do you have a last name? 421 00:45:53.388 --> 00:45:54.388 - Johnson. 422 00:45:55.688 --> 00:45:57.921 Well, what brings you out here, Adam? 423 00:46:00.154 --> 00:46:04.364 - Well, you see, I, I was traveling and, and Rebecca, 424 00:46:04.388 --> 00:46:06.631 your wife, Mrs. Waterson, 425 00:46:06.655 --> 00:46:10.221 she, she said it'd be all right if I stayed the night. 426 00:46:11.921 --> 00:46:13.355 Where are you headed to? 427 00:46:14.188 --> 00:46:15.455 - My father's house. 428 00:46:19.455 --> 00:46:20.455 - I see. 429 00:46:21.887 --> 00:46:25.954 Well, if it's okay by Rebecca, it's fine by me. 430 00:46:27.221 --> 00:46:28.555 - Thank you very much, sir. 431 00:46:34.721 --> 00:46:36.821 Were you always a farmer? 432 00:46:38.321 --> 00:46:41.521 - My whole life. Born and raised on this farm. 433 00:46:45.854 --> 00:46:48.688 - Is your family always here? 434 00:46:50.321 --> 00:46:54.621 - My father was just a boy when Black Sunday hit 435 00:46:55.954 --> 00:47:00.921 and he watched his daddy work through a cloud of dust, 436 00:47:02.221 --> 00:47:04.288 cloud of darkness, just trying to make ends meet. 437 00:47:05.588 --> 00:47:07.230 It was like a plague. 438 00:47:07.254 --> 00:47:10.197 Nothing short of the wrath of God pushing that dust. 439 00:47:10.221 --> 00:47:11.830 When he got older, 440 00:47:11.854 --> 00:47:13.431 he bought this place with all the money he had 441 00:47:13.455 --> 00:47:15.054 and he worked hard to fix it up. 442 00:47:16.455 --> 00:47:19.221 That's how I was taught, if it's daylight out, we work. 443 00:47:20.421 --> 00:47:22.021 This year's been tough, though. 444 00:47:24.721 --> 00:47:26.097 And I can't help but wonder why 445 00:47:26.121 --> 00:47:27.431 what it is we're doing wrong. 446 00:47:27.455 --> 00:47:30.987 Are we being foolish in the fields? 447 00:47:34.655 --> 00:47:37.954 If I sin in some way, made some mistake, 448 00:47:40.521 --> 00:47:43.221 or if I could just understand it a little bit better, 449 00:47:45.321 --> 00:47:46.397 if I could just understand 450 00:47:46.421 --> 00:47:48.121 what's making God change his mind. 451 00:47:51.555 --> 00:47:53.397 - You think he's mad at you 452 00:47:53.421 --> 00:47:55.455 for something you did a long time ago? 453 00:47:58.821 --> 00:48:01.987 - I don't know, Adam. I wish I knew. 454 00:48:15.954 --> 00:48:18.564 Now cursed is the ground because of you, 455 00:48:18.588 --> 00:48:20.264 through suffering, shall you eat it 456 00:48:20.288 --> 00:48:22.597 all the days of your life. 457 00:48:22.621 --> 00:48:25.230 Thorns and thistles shall it sprout for you 458 00:48:25.254 --> 00:48:27.887 and you shall eat the herb of the field. 459 00:48:28.954 --> 00:48:30.297 By the sweat of your brow, 460 00:48:30.321 --> 00:48:33.197 shall you eat bread until you return to the ground 461 00:48:33.221 --> 00:48:35.030 from which you were taken, 462 00:48:35.054 --> 00:48:39.555 or you are dust and to dust you shall return. 463 00:48:43.488 --> 00:48:45.521 - What's your favorite Bible verse, Adam? 464 00:48:50.688 --> 00:48:52.621 - I've never read the Bible. 465 00:48:53.921 --> 00:48:56.121 Then what do they teach you in school? 466 00:49:00.821 --> 00:49:02.754 - I don't go to school. 467 00:49:06.488 --> 00:49:08.054 - I didn't go to school either. 468 00:49:12.754 --> 00:49:14.397 - Like to learn, though. 469 00:49:14.421 --> 00:49:15.954 - It's never too late. 470 00:49:17.254 --> 00:49:19.521 Do you know who that Bible passage was about, Adam? 471 00:49:21.054 --> 00:49:22.364 - No. 472 00:49:22.388 --> 00:49:23.887 It was about Adam, 473 00:49:24.921 --> 00:49:26.521 the very first man in this world. 474 00:49:29.921 --> 00:49:32.797 - He didn't have parents? - No, he didn't. 475 00:49:32.821 --> 00:49:34.288 - He came first. 476 00:49:40.521 --> 00:49:43.521 - Thank you so much for all of this. 477 00:49:46.521 --> 00:49:47.721 I really appreciate it. 478 00:49:50.721 --> 00:49:53.121 I hope I haven't been too much of a burden. 479 00:49:56.388 --> 00:49:58.521 You see, I... 480 00:50:04.088 --> 00:50:05.388 - Our pleasure, Adam. 481 00:51:27.887 --> 00:51:29.254 All right, here you go. 482 00:51:30.388 --> 00:51:32.754 If you need anything else, let me know. 483 00:51:33.821 --> 00:51:36.863 - Perfect. This is straight. 484 00:51:36.887 --> 00:51:37.887 Thanks Dad. 485 00:51:39.355 --> 00:51:40.655 Oh, I'm sorry. 486 00:51:41.887 --> 00:51:43.021 - You're welcome, Adam. 487 00:51:45.121 --> 00:51:46.121 - Mr. Waterson? 488 00:51:47.321 --> 00:51:48.321 - Yes, Adam? 489 00:51:51.288 --> 00:51:54.655 - Did you ever have any other children? 490 00:51:58.388 --> 00:52:00.688 No. No one else? 491 00:52:03.588 --> 00:52:04.588 - Okay. Yeah. 492 00:52:07.121 --> 00:52:08.121 - Sleep well. 493 00:52:10.854 --> 00:52:12.997 Good night. 494 00:52:13.021 --> 00:52:15.221 - Just curious, 495 00:52:16.154 --> 00:52:17.887 why you asked me that? 496 00:52:20.521 --> 00:52:23.987 - I'm just looking for someone, that's all. 497 00:52:27.921 --> 00:52:29.921 - Goodnight, Adam. - Good night. 498 00:52:47.887 --> 00:52:50.488 Good night, Abraham, say your prayers. 499 00:52:52.088 --> 00:52:53.088 - Good night. 500 00:53:04.721 --> 00:53:09.154 Please, God, help me to be stronger tomorrow. 501 00:53:10.021 --> 00:53:11.621 Help me to be good in your eyes. 502 00:53:12.821 --> 00:53:14.954 Help me to be useful to my father on his farm. 503 00:53:16.221 --> 00:53:18.054 And help me more tomorrow than you did today. 504 00:53:19.388 --> 00:53:21.221 And I'll do my best. 505 00:53:56.821 --> 00:53:57.821 - Please, God, 506 00:54:00.455 --> 00:54:02.621 thank you so that this Jacob 507 00:54:04.555 --> 00:54:05.821 really is my father. 508 00:54:09.921 --> 00:54:14.821 Make it so that he had a good reason to leave me. 509 00:54:18.721 --> 00:54:19.721 Wasn't his fault. 510 00:54:28.221 --> 00:54:31.121 Please, I, I won't ever use my pistol ever again. 511 00:54:37.621 --> 00:54:38.621 Just, please. 512 00:54:56.021 --> 00:55:00.821 - Good morning, Adam, this is Sheriff Daniels. 513 00:55:02.821 --> 00:55:03.821 - Nice to meet you. 514 00:55:06.787 --> 00:55:08.297 - Likewise. 515 00:55:08.321 --> 00:55:10.297 Now, Adam, I was wondering if we could have a word with you 516 00:55:10.321 --> 00:55:11.321 about a few things. 517 00:55:14.254 --> 00:55:18.830 - Okay, sure. You need me to come with you? 518 00:55:18.854 --> 00:55:20.254 - Think that would be best. 519 00:55:23.388 --> 00:55:27.297 - Okay. Can I at least grab my things? 520 00:55:27.321 --> 00:55:29.188 - Go ahead. We'll meet you out front. 521 00:55:31.254 --> 00:55:32.254 - Okay, thanks. 522 00:55:36.521 --> 00:55:37.921 - Sheriff, I'll walk you out. 523 00:55:46.288 --> 00:55:49.863 Sheriff, y'all get calls like this often? 524 00:55:49.887 --> 00:55:52.455 - Yeah, we do, quite often. 525 00:55:54.355 --> 00:55:56.130 Where does he go from here? 526 00:55:56.154 --> 00:55:58.421 - I don't know, we'll take him down to county. 527 00:56:24.921 --> 00:56:27.697 - Come on, man, come on! 528 00:56:27.721 --> 00:56:28.721 Stop! 529 01:00:31.421 --> 01:00:32.421 - Oh my. 530 01:00:37.221 --> 01:00:38.321 - You Jacob Waterson? 531 01:00:39.887 --> 01:00:42.721 - Yes, I am. And who might you be? 532 01:00:44.854 --> 01:00:46.521 - I'm Adam Waterson. 533 01:00:48.854 --> 01:00:49.854 I think I'm your son. 534 01:00:55.655 --> 01:00:56.655 - No. 535 01:00:57.987 --> 01:00:59.254 No, you're not my son. 536 01:01:01.488 --> 01:01:02.488 - I'm not? 537 01:01:07.288 --> 01:01:10.088 I only have three Jacob, ah, here. 538 01:01:16.721 --> 01:01:18.688 Ah, I already met the other two. 539 01:01:20.121 --> 01:01:21.121 - Thank you. - Oh. 540 01:01:24.555 --> 01:01:26.987 - Come on inside. Let's get you something to eat. 541 01:01:36.987 --> 01:01:38.887 Oh, you're missing one? 542 01:01:40.621 --> 01:01:41.621 - I am? 543 01:01:42.821 --> 01:01:43.821 - Yep. 544 01:01:45.721 --> 01:01:46.721 His name is... 545 01:01:49.787 --> 01:01:51.721 Jacob Waterson Jr. 546 01:01:52.754 --> 01:01:54.388 I know that, because he's my son. 547 01:01:56.355 --> 01:01:58.088 That's my compass, you know. 548 01:01:59.854 --> 01:02:02.021 I've been wondering where the hell it went. 549 01:02:09.954 --> 01:02:10.954 So, 550 01:02:12.288 --> 01:02:15.088 my Jacob left you behind, 551 01:02:16.021 --> 01:02:17.021 is that right? 552 01:02:19.121 --> 01:02:20.921 - Yeah, yeah. Long time ago. 553 01:02:22.621 --> 01:02:26.021 - That's a damn shame. - Foolish thing to do. 554 01:02:28.355 --> 01:02:31.054 And the chickens always come home to roost. 555 01:02:32.721 --> 01:02:33.721 - Yeah. 556 01:02:35.588 --> 01:02:38.197 - Well, I take it you've got personality, 557 01:02:38.221 --> 01:02:39.721 coming all the way out here. 558 01:02:41.721 --> 01:02:43.555 That's one thing you got from me. 559 01:02:44.488 --> 01:02:45.963 - What's that? 560 01:02:45.987 --> 01:02:49.154 - You're restless until you find what you're looking for. 561 01:02:52.555 --> 01:02:54.621 You know, this world isn't settling yet. 562 01:02:55.854 --> 01:02:57.054 I promise you that. 563 01:02:58.688 --> 01:02:59.728 There is no settling down. 564 01:03:02.321 --> 01:03:04.488 I ran away from home years ago, 565 01:03:07.121 --> 01:03:08.455 but I took my home with me. 566 01:03:09.954 --> 01:03:13.088 That's my weakness. I love my things. 567 01:03:17.821 --> 01:03:20.030 - And this house is beautiful. 568 01:03:20.054 --> 01:03:25.054 - Mm, yeah. I built it with my bare hands for my wife. 569 01:03:26.321 --> 01:03:30.021 But where we lived, well, we just didn't fit. 570 01:03:31.388 --> 01:03:34.830 We were different, I suppose. 571 01:03:34.854 --> 01:03:36.130 But this was my home and I said, 572 01:03:36.154 --> 01:03:38.897 "Honey, I'm taking it with me." 573 01:03:38.921 --> 01:03:43.921 And so we spent the rest of our time together on the move, 574 01:03:44.787 --> 01:03:47.030 looking for a place to settle, 575 01:03:47.054 --> 01:03:49.688 looking for a place to set down some roots. 576 01:03:51.221 --> 01:03:54.221 - Is she the, the one in the paintings? 577 01:03:55.455 --> 01:03:56.987 - Yes, she is. 578 01:03:57.921 --> 01:04:00.030 That's your grandmother. 579 01:04:00.054 --> 01:04:04.254 Painted these when I had steadier hands. She was special. 580 01:04:05.854 --> 01:04:10.721 I had my eye on her a long time. She was a good looking gal. 581 01:04:12.188 --> 01:04:13.954 Had a hard time winning her over. 582 01:04:15.254 --> 01:04:17.997 She was, she was tough. 583 01:04:18.021 --> 01:04:21.564 Very popular. Always 10 minutes late. 584 01:04:21.588 --> 01:04:23.431 Oh, I miss her always. 585 01:04:23.455 --> 01:04:24.555 - When did she die? 586 01:04:29.154 --> 01:04:31.230 - She'd been gone 14 years. 587 01:04:31.254 --> 01:04:33.887 But I miss her like the first day she died. 588 01:04:36.054 --> 01:04:38.621 And after that, I didn't feel like traveling much. 589 01:04:39.754 --> 01:04:43.221 Just set the house down right here. 590 01:04:44.421 --> 01:04:45.821 Haven't moved since. 591 01:04:49.288 --> 01:04:51.521 That's when I started making the paintings. 592 01:04:52.621 --> 01:04:54.464 But memory mostly. 593 01:04:54.488 --> 01:04:57.597 Each one is from another time I looked at her. 594 01:04:57.621 --> 01:05:02.331 So yeah, I miss her, but I know where she's at. 595 01:05:02.355 --> 01:05:04.088 I'll probably be there soon. 596 01:05:07.721 --> 01:05:08.721 - Grandpa? 597 01:05:14.355 --> 01:05:16.221 Could you tell me things about my dad? 598 01:05:18.388 --> 01:05:19.388 - I have a picture. 599 01:05:28.887 --> 01:05:32.655 The story of the world is in this room, Adam. 600 01:05:40.987 --> 01:05:42.421 This is the only one I have. 601 01:05:54.054 --> 01:05:55.054 - He looks like me. 602 01:05:57.688 --> 01:05:58.688 - He does. 603 01:06:00.455 --> 01:06:02.555 This was right before he ran away. 604 01:06:05.021 --> 01:06:06.021 - He ran away? 605 01:06:08.154 --> 01:06:10.088 - Yeah, I upset him. 606 01:06:12.355 --> 01:06:13.621 It was my fault. 607 01:06:15.221 --> 01:06:16.854 But he never came back. 608 01:06:18.021 --> 01:06:20.064 I finally found out where he's been living, 609 01:06:20.088 --> 01:06:22.121 but I haven't had the courage to show up, 610 01:06:25.421 --> 01:06:26.421 114 East Avenue. 611 01:06:32.821 --> 01:06:34.121 - You should come with me. 612 01:06:35.621 --> 01:06:36.621 - Come with you? 613 01:06:38.188 --> 01:06:39.688 - Yeah, we should go together. 614 01:06:47.421 --> 01:06:48.754 - I don't know. 615 01:07:15.388 --> 01:07:17.388 I wish I knew more about heaven. 616 01:07:18.621 --> 01:07:21.121 What could come after all of this? 617 01:07:22.521 --> 01:07:25.030 How could it be any better? 618 01:07:25.054 --> 01:07:28.388 I mean, look at these paintings. Look at these books. 619 01:07:29.688 --> 01:07:31.188 Listen to this music. 620 01:07:33.854 --> 01:07:35.621 Well, I get to take it all with me. 621 01:08:00.555 --> 01:08:01.954 I like that note. 622 01:08:03.421 --> 01:08:08.421 You know, on the other side of this canyon is a stream, 623 01:08:09.854 --> 01:08:12.164 and at the end of that stream, there's some train tracks, 624 01:08:12.188 --> 01:08:15.887 and those tracks lead to a nice little neighborhood. 625 01:08:17.188 --> 01:08:21.054 That's where your father will be, 114 East Avenue. 626 01:08:26.488 --> 01:08:27.787 - You think he'll like me? 627 01:08:29.421 --> 01:08:31.655 - Well, he's a lot like me. 628 01:08:32.754 --> 01:08:34.288 I like you very much. 629 01:08:40.787 --> 01:08:44.521 - Do you have any, do you have any stories about him? 630 01:08:46.921 --> 01:08:48.364 - I got some. 631 01:08:48.388 --> 01:08:51.521 It hurts my heart a little too much to think about him. 632 01:08:52.721 --> 01:08:56.954 Maybe once he and I make things right between us, 633 01:08:58.188 --> 01:09:00.688 then I can tell you a whole lot. 634 01:09:03.288 --> 01:09:06.154 - Just a little confused, I guess. 635 01:09:07.421 --> 01:09:08.521 What about? 636 01:09:12.854 --> 01:09:16.721 - Everyone has their own way of, of living, 637 01:09:19.887 --> 01:09:22.921 but no one really knows anything for sure. 638 01:09:25.555 --> 01:09:29.254 And everyone's struggling one way or another. 639 01:09:33.588 --> 01:09:36.254 - I should have taken this trip a long time ago. 640 01:10:38.488 --> 01:10:41.754 Alice, is there music in heaven? 641 01:11:06.288 --> 01:11:07.854 - Right here in the middle of nowhere. 642 01:11:10.188 --> 01:11:12.021 I just had an accident, but I'm okay. 643 01:11:13.655 --> 01:11:14.921 I just want to come home. 644 01:11:17.854 --> 01:11:19.763 - Every man... - I did a lot, Adam. 645 01:11:19.787 --> 01:11:22.763 - Deserves to know who he is in this world. 646 01:11:22.787 --> 01:11:23.863 It's easy to think you're king 647 01:11:23.887 --> 01:11:25.197 when you take things from people. 648 01:11:25.221 --> 01:11:27.197 Where you come from, where he's going. 649 01:11:27.221 --> 01:11:28.763 - And then one day you realize that you're not happy. 650 01:11:28.787 --> 01:11:30.331 So there it is. 651 01:11:30.355 --> 01:11:32.531 - And do something you regret for the rest of your life. 652 01:11:32.555 --> 01:11:34.930 - I'm not real your father. - They cuff your hands. 653 01:11:34.954 --> 01:11:36.963 Mary's not your real mother. 654 01:11:36.987 --> 01:11:38.355 Then the party's over. 655 01:11:41.388 --> 01:11:44.521 - You shall not taunt or oppress a stranger. 656 01:11:45.854 --> 01:11:48.221 For you are strangers in the land of Egypt. 657 01:11:49.488 --> 01:11:51.188 For if he shall cry out to me, 658 01:11:52.254 --> 01:11:54.621 I shall surely hear his outcry. 659 01:11:57.288 --> 01:12:02.254 - Find something beautiful, Adam, and hold it tight. 660 01:12:46.221 --> 01:12:47.621 - I don't remember falling asleep. 661 01:12:51.488 --> 01:12:53.021 We should, we should get going. 662 01:13:00.821 --> 01:13:01.887 Hey, grandpa? 663 01:16:44.355 --> 01:16:45.355 - Hi. 664 01:16:46.355 --> 01:16:50.331 - Hello. Is this Jacob Waterson Jr's house? 665 01:16:50.355 --> 01:16:52.987 - Yes it is. I'm sorry, have we met? 666 01:16:55.054 --> 01:16:56.787 - I don't, I don't think we have. 667 01:16:58.154 --> 01:16:59.588 What is this about? 668 01:17:01.455 --> 01:17:02.455 - Is Jacob home? 669 01:17:03.887 --> 01:17:07.555 - He's not. Are you sure you have the right person? 670 01:17:10.021 --> 01:17:11.021 - He's my father. 671 01:17:13.154 --> 01:17:15.021 - I'm sorry, I think you're mistaken. 672 01:17:28.488 --> 01:17:31.154 Boys, this is... 673 01:17:32.621 --> 01:17:33.954 - Um, I'm Adam. 674 01:17:36.987 --> 01:17:38.388 - Adam, meet Dylan. 675 01:17:39.921 --> 01:17:42.121 And this is baby Adam. 676 01:17:45.721 --> 01:17:47.521 Why don't we go talk in the kitchen? 677 01:18:10.321 --> 01:18:12.088 - He ever mention me? 678 01:18:14.121 --> 01:18:15.121 - No. 679 01:18:26.388 --> 01:18:28.421 - So this is a surprise for you too then? 680 01:18:30.088 --> 01:18:31.588 - You could say that. 681 01:18:41.987 --> 01:18:44.054 - I came a very long way to get here. 682 01:18:48.355 --> 01:18:49.355 - I'm sorry. 683 01:18:50.787 --> 01:18:53.521 I guess he owes me a big explanation when he gets home. 684 01:18:56.821 --> 01:18:58.655 - Not before I get one. 685 01:20:33.721 --> 01:20:36.564 - See a lot of new faces in the room here this evening. 686 01:20:36.588 --> 01:20:39.531 Nothing makes me happier. Nothing makes me prouder. 687 01:20:39.555 --> 01:20:41.531 In fact, I look forward to meeting every one of you 688 01:20:41.555 --> 01:20:43.097 during our young professionals 689 01:20:43.121 --> 01:20:46.564 meet experienced entrepreneurs cocktail mixer later tonight. 690 01:20:46.588 --> 01:20:48.897 Because as I look around this room here today, 691 01:20:48.921 --> 01:20:50.830 as I look around, 692 01:20:50.854 --> 01:20:53.488 I see nothing but talent. 693 01:20:54.355 --> 01:20:55.997 But what I wonder about is, 694 01:20:56.021 --> 01:20:59.264 how many of you see the same thing? 695 01:20:59.288 --> 01:21:01.963 How many of you think of yourselves 696 01:21:01.987 --> 01:21:05.797 when I say there is nothing but talent in this room? 697 01:21:05.821 --> 01:21:07.464 How many of you are saying to yourselves, 698 01:21:07.488 --> 01:21:10.064 "No, not me, he must be mistaken. 699 01:21:10.088 --> 01:21:13.555 This is a room full of talent, minus one." 700 01:21:15.288 --> 01:21:16.631 Ladies and gentlemen, as you may know, 701 01:21:16.655 --> 01:21:19.197 I, myself, have been a victim of discouragement. 702 01:21:19.221 --> 01:21:21.197 I, myself, have been there. 703 01:21:21.221 --> 01:21:22.863 I, myself, have been down, 704 01:21:22.887 --> 01:21:25.397 have been about as low as a man can get. 705 01:21:25.421 --> 01:21:29.464 Served my country, lost some good friends, 706 01:21:29.488 --> 01:21:31.664 and was badly injured. 707 01:21:31.688 --> 01:21:33.488 I was told I would never walk again. 708 01:21:34.655 --> 01:21:36.555 But I wouldn't accept that. 709 01:21:43.754 --> 01:21:45.297 You see, there's a reason why 710 01:21:45.321 --> 01:21:46.730 I'm not currently being visited 711 01:21:46.754 --> 01:21:49.097 by several elementary schoolers in a hospital room. 712 01:21:49.121 --> 01:21:51.497 There's a reason why I am not pitied. 713 01:21:51.521 --> 01:21:53.763 And that reason is because I have never 714 01:21:53.787 --> 01:21:56.564 and will never back down. 715 01:21:56.588 --> 01:21:58.564 I will never surrender. 716 01:21:58.588 --> 01:22:00.688 Another day comes and I say, 717 01:22:02.254 --> 01:22:03.464 here I am. 718 01:22:03.488 --> 01:22:06.188 - Let's hear it. Here I am! - Here I am! 719 01:22:12.355 --> 01:22:13.431 - Okay now, now we're gonna play 720 01:22:13.455 --> 01:22:14.930 a little speed networking game, 721 01:22:14.954 --> 01:22:16.364 and then we can talk about confidence, 722 01:22:16.388 --> 01:22:17.597 about being assertive, 723 01:22:17.621 --> 01:22:19.497 and how to get what you want out of life, 724 01:22:19.521 --> 01:22:22.963 and how to make the sale no matter what life throws at you. 725 01:22:22.987 --> 01:22:23.987 Let's get started. 726 01:22:38.355 --> 01:22:40.364 Okay, guys, now here's how this is gonna work. 727 01:22:40.388 --> 01:22:42.097 Each of you is a professional. 728 01:22:42.121 --> 01:22:44.064 Each of you has a business 729 01:22:44.088 --> 01:22:47.631 or service to pitch to a potential client or customer. 730 01:22:47.655 --> 01:22:49.197 You better have your business pitch ready, 731 01:22:49.221 --> 01:22:50.564 because when the buzzer sounds, 732 01:22:50.588 --> 01:22:52.564 you're gonna have 60 seconds to introduce yourself 733 01:22:52.588 --> 01:22:55.564 to the person across from you without mentioning your name, 734 01:22:55.588 --> 01:22:57.963 and explain what it is you do for a living. 735 01:22:57.987 --> 01:22:59.197 Then when the buzzer sounds again, 736 01:22:59.221 --> 01:23:00.531 you're gonna scoot your butts over one seat 737 01:23:00.555 --> 01:23:02.297 and start over to the left. 738 01:23:02.321 --> 01:23:04.631 I'm gonna keep going this way around the table 739 01:23:04.655 --> 01:23:08.097 until each of you has met every person in this room. 740 01:23:08.121 --> 01:23:11.388 Does it sound good? Okay, let's do this. 741 01:23:12.455 --> 01:23:16.954 And 3, 2, 1. 742 01:23:30.521 --> 01:23:32.254 I guess you're right. 743 01:23:34.488 --> 01:23:36.664 - Right. Okay, well, I'm in real estate. 744 01:23:36.688 --> 01:23:38.797 Been doing that for about six months, 745 01:23:38.821 --> 01:23:41.963 and I'm currently studying to take my broker's license. 746 01:23:41.987 --> 01:23:44.621 - Nice. So what does that mean? 747 01:23:45.921 --> 01:23:49.497 - Right. Well, I help people find homes, basically. 748 01:23:49.521 --> 01:23:52.897 Mainly apartments and emerging markets. But- 749 01:23:52.921 --> 01:23:55.264 - You make a decent living doing that? 750 01:23:55.288 --> 01:23:59.664 - Yeah. It could definitely be better though. 751 01:23:59.688 --> 01:24:02.697 My girlfriend's been bugging me to propose for a while, 752 01:24:02.721 --> 01:24:05.197 and I'm just not ready to go near that subject 753 01:24:05.221 --> 01:24:06.564 without the right income. 754 01:24:06.588 --> 01:24:09.064 - So you're not married? - You, you don't have kids? 755 01:24:09.088 --> 01:24:11.730 - No. No wife yet. 756 01:24:11.754 --> 01:24:14.297 No kids. But I definitely want kids one day. 757 01:24:14.321 --> 01:24:15.763 What about you? Why are you here? 758 01:24:15.787 --> 01:24:17.197 What do you do? 759 01:24:17.221 --> 01:24:19.655 - Oh, I'm actually not a businessman at all. 760 01:24:21.054 --> 01:24:24.021 I'm just here to find my father. 761 01:24:25.254 --> 01:24:27.787 He abandoned me when my mother died. 762 01:24:28.954 --> 01:24:30.987 And now I'd like to have a word with him. 763 01:24:32.488 --> 01:24:33.655 - My goodness. - Yeah. 764 01:24:36.088 --> 01:24:40.531 - You, you think he's, he's here at this conference? 765 01:24:40.555 --> 01:24:42.954 - Yeah, he's in here somewhere. 766 01:24:47.421 --> 01:24:48.897 It's nice to meet you. 767 01:24:48.921 --> 01:24:50.721 - Good luck with that. - Thank you. 768 01:24:56.088 --> 01:24:59.997 - Well, hello there. - This is fun, isn't it? 769 01:25:00.021 --> 01:25:01.331 - Sure is. 770 01:25:01.355 --> 01:25:03.631 - So do you want to pitch first? 771 01:25:03.655 --> 01:25:05.597 - Oh, no, no, go ahead. 772 01:25:05.621 --> 01:25:07.431 - Well, I've been hired as a representative 773 01:25:07.455 --> 01:25:08.930 for a bridge lending platform. 774 01:25:08.954 --> 01:25:10.763 Now what that means is I work for a company 775 01:25:10.787 --> 01:25:11.897 that lends people money 776 01:25:11.921 --> 01:25:13.997 and then charges interest on that amount. 777 01:25:14.021 --> 01:25:17.030 People that, say, want to buy a house or a property 778 01:25:17.054 --> 01:25:18.431 but can't get a loan from the bank 779 01:25:18.455 --> 01:25:21.197 because they've got bad credit or that sort of thing. 780 01:25:21.221 --> 01:25:23.730 - Right, well, I'm definitely not in the market 781 01:25:23.754 --> 01:25:25.197 to buy a house, 782 01:25:25.221 --> 01:25:27.830 but I'd, I'd love to hear more about you personally. 783 01:25:27.854 --> 01:25:29.621 - Sure. What would you like to know? 784 01:25:30.721 --> 01:25:32.331 - Well, what's your name? 785 01:25:32.355 --> 01:25:34.130 - I, I, I thought we're not supposed to... 786 01:25:34.154 --> 01:25:36.521 - Oh, yeah. 787 01:25:40.321 --> 01:25:41.763 - Well, it was nice to meet you. 788 01:25:41.787 --> 01:25:43.264 - Thank you, nice to meet you too. 789 01:25:43.288 --> 01:25:45.021 - Good luck with that. - Thank you. 790 01:25:46.987 --> 01:25:48.421 - Hey there, kid. 791 01:25:50.355 --> 01:25:52.297 - So, tell me about yourself. 792 01:25:52.321 --> 01:25:55.464 - Well, I am independent sales rep, 793 01:25:55.488 --> 01:25:58.531 which means I travel the country selling products 794 01:25:58.555 --> 01:26:00.930 on behalf of all kinds of companies. 795 01:26:00.954 --> 01:26:02.763 - Sounds like a great way to support a family. 796 01:26:02.787 --> 01:26:04.930 - I do my best to pay the bills. 797 01:26:04.954 --> 01:26:08.531 - So what are you hoping to get out of this conference? 798 01:26:08.555 --> 01:26:11.564 - Oh, that is a good question. 799 01:26:11.588 --> 01:26:13.130 I suppose like network 800 01:26:13.154 --> 01:26:16.130 and potentially meet new business partners. 801 01:26:16.154 --> 01:26:17.264 You know, you never know who you're gonna meet 802 01:26:17.288 --> 01:26:18.921 - at one of these things, right? - Right. 803 01:26:21.154 --> 01:26:22.697 - Couldn't agree more. 804 01:26:22.721 --> 01:26:25.655 - So, do you have children? - I do. 805 01:26:27.521 --> 01:26:29.397 And, and what are their names? 806 01:26:29.421 --> 01:26:32.830 - Oh, well, Dylan, she's four. 807 01:26:32.854 --> 01:26:37.321 And then there's, then there's my little one, Adam. 808 01:26:39.555 --> 01:26:43.264 - Hmm, that's it. There's, there's no one else. 809 01:26:43.288 --> 01:26:44.987 - I'm sorry, I don't understand. 810 01:26:46.854 --> 01:26:49.288 - I've been looking for you for a very long time. 811 01:27:11.321 --> 01:27:13.987 - Adam? - Why did you leave me? 812 01:27:16.088 --> 01:27:17.088 - What? 813 01:27:18.621 --> 01:27:19.921 - Why did you leave me? 814 01:27:21.421 --> 01:27:22.455 - I didn't leave you. 815 01:27:25.954 --> 01:27:30.164 You were taken from us. 816 01:27:30.188 --> 01:27:31.763 - What do you mean? 817 01:27:31.787 --> 01:27:35.987 - Adam, you were taken from us, the hospital. 818 01:27:38.555 --> 01:27:39.555 There was a note. 819 01:27:41.555 --> 01:27:42.721 I remember every word. 820 01:27:45.355 --> 01:27:46.830 "There's no forgiving what I've done, 821 01:27:46.854 --> 01:27:49.188 but I did it so that my wife could be a mother. 822 01:27:50.555 --> 01:27:51.787 I promise you this, 823 01:27:53.688 --> 01:27:57.564 I will raise your boy to be strong, 824 01:27:57.588 --> 01:27:58.754 so that one day 825 01:28:01.154 --> 01:28:03.121 he'll do whatever it takes to find you. 826 01:28:08.921 --> 01:28:10.288 I'll forever be in pain 827 01:28:11.555 --> 01:28:14.688 so long as your son is in my house. 828 01:28:17.021 --> 01:28:18.721 But I will sleep at night knowing that 829 01:28:21.488 --> 01:28:22.488 one day 830 01:28:24.821 --> 01:28:26.121 he will be home again. 831 01:28:28.021 --> 01:28:29.355 And when that day comes, 832 01:28:40.854 --> 01:28:43.421 tell him that I love him, 833 01:28:46.388 --> 01:28:50.655 and that I will miss him all the days of my life. 834 01:28:55.388 --> 01:28:58.197 But a man can't know where he's going 835 01:28:58.221 --> 01:29:01.754 "until he knows where he is from." 836 01:29:08.221 --> 01:29:09.221 Adam, 837 01:29:11.854 --> 01:29:15.621 I've been carrying that around for 14 years. 838 01:29:23.288 --> 01:29:25.254 - What am I supposed to do? 839 01:29:29.254 --> 01:29:30.897 Who am I supposed to be? 840 01:29:30.921 --> 01:29:33.355 - I don't know. I don't know. 841 01:29:44.854 --> 01:29:48.154 Your mother and I, we did our best to 842 01:29:50.555 --> 01:29:51.854 survive what happened, 843 01:29:53.854 --> 01:29:56.854 but we could never look each other in the eyes, 844 01:29:57.787 --> 01:29:59.521 pretend to smile after that. 845 01:30:00.355 --> 01:30:01.564 We didn't want it to be. 846 01:30:01.588 --> 01:30:04.787 But after that, things were just different. 847 01:30:06.921 --> 01:30:10.488 Your mother wanted to be on Broadway once, 848 01:30:11.721 --> 01:30:12.721 but not anymore. 849 01:30:16.054 --> 01:30:18.388 It just wasn't the same, 850 01:30:20.121 --> 01:30:25.088 and seemed like the best thing was to go our separate ways. 851 01:30:28.555 --> 01:30:29.655 Try to start over. 852 01:30:34.221 --> 01:30:37.621 I moved to another town, took whatever job I could find. 853 01:30:38.655 --> 01:30:40.254 She got a job at an amusement park. 854 01:30:41.455 --> 01:30:42.787 She works long days, 855 01:30:44.221 --> 01:30:47.621 and on weekends, she's a waitress, 856 01:30:49.588 --> 01:30:50.754 karaoke restaurant. 857 01:30:54.688 --> 01:30:57.830 And every night at the start of her shift, 858 01:30:57.854 --> 01:30:59.221 she sings the same song. 859 01:31:00.854 --> 01:31:01.887 And she's never late. 860 01:35:11.355 --> 01:35:14.521 - All right, what are you looking for?