
At First Sight
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 128 min
- 362 Views
Virgil has his back to us as he prepares the table. The room is very
ordered - every vial, bottle, towel has its exact spot.
VIRGIL:
Hey, Amy, I'm Virgil - why don't you
get ready - hop up on the table.
Amy sees Virgil - his head turned slightly away - she drops her
sweats and lies on the table, face down - pulling the sheet to cover
herself.
AMY:
Sounds like you're a genius at this.
VIRGIL:
(laughs)
That's right.. Mozart, Einstein, Virgil Anderson, massage therapist.
Now I'm going to start working somewhat deep -
you let me know if you want anything deeper.
AMY:
Deeper is good - where I come from,
all you get is shallow.
VIRGIL:
I like that - deep it is.
CLICK - he hits a button on a CD player and as we hear the soulful
aria "Mira, 0 Norma" from Bellini's Norma.
VIRGIL:
First time in Pinecrest?
AMY:
Came in late last night..
missed the town completely.
VIRGIL:
If you came in broad daylight,
you could still miss the town completely.
Dissolve to:
Slow moving cuts of Virgil, working long strokes over Amy's body - -
his hands gracefully LENGTHENING and STRETCHING her muscles.
VIRGIL:
Too much compute? work.
AMY:
Uh-huh.
VIRGIL:
Bad chair - you should think about a change.
AMY:
(quiet)
Absolutely.
Virgil reaches his hands all the way down her spine and makes a move
that causes Amy to release a very deep guttural sound.
VIRGIL:
Too deep?
AMY:
No.. ..... just right.
Amy is now lost in another world - as Virgil shifts - working gently
- not caressing - but molding - like a sculptor.
A moment and Amy, surprisingly, begins to cry - softly. Virgil stops
- takes a step back.
VIRGIL:
I - I'm sorry - it was too deep...
She cries for another few beats - then takes a breath.
AMY No - it.. it's not you..
It's just things have kinda built up,
I don't know why I'm crying.. look,
this is embarrassing...
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