Days and Nights Page #3

Synopsis: Reckless desire wreaks havoc over Memorial Day weekend as a family confronts the volatile and fragile nature of love. Inspired by Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull," set in rural New England in 1984.
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director(s): Christian Camargo
Production: IFC Films
 
IMDB:
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Year:
2014
92 min
$6,003
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- How much are they paying you?

- Dad. - What? Nothing, zero, zilch.

I built a perimeter fence,

developed a manual

- hydration system, food regimen.

- Like a prison.

Technically, I work for 'The Department

of Environment Conservation'.

He's a forensic...

wildlife pathologist.

What?

Sorry.

Come on. Really... really,

I'm an... I'm an aviculturist.

- What's so funny?

- Oh, Mary!

Manners, please!

Ohh!

- They look delicious.

- Thank you.

It's perfect. There's no

stress in the meat.

You can always taste,

and you can feel

- if the animal had a stressful end.

- Please stop talking.

No, well, it goes tasteless.

It goes bland, but this is perfect.

- Alex, does your father

listen to anyone? - No.

A man walked

into his house...

with a sheep under his arm.

He says to his wife,

"I just want you to see the pig that I've

been f***ing while you've been away. "

And she says, "That's not a pig,

darling... that's a sheep. "

And he says,

"I wasn't talking to you!"

You got it?

- She wasn't a sheep.

- Eagles, brisket, and sheep.

Oh, my.

Welcome home, baby.

If music be the

food of love, play on.

Give me excess of it,

that surfeiting, the appetite

may sicken, and so die.

Newton's third

law of motion...

To every action, there is

an equal and opposite reaction.

Eva?

You said come

and get you...

...when it's ready.

- Have you seen Eva?

- No.

- Is Mom here?

- Yeah.

- Where are they?

- Feeding.

It's called

"Thermal convection. "

Eagles generally soar on

thermal convection currents,

which means that we could

generally predict their flight paths.

Look at me,

flapping my wings.

Uh, but r - recently, thermal

currents have been expanding.

It's... it's like an oven,

and we're just... we're just,

- frying ourselves.

- Whatever that means.

So predicting flight paths

has become near impossible.

- He could be lost in

nondirectional winds. - Thank you.

But, uh, personally, I...

I think it's toxicosis.

- English. - Mercury,

lead poison, pesticides.

- Green giants. - Buck shot, poaching...

the list goes on and on.

Meanwhile, the whole

place is in quarantine.

Well, eagles are bioindicators.

So we need to protect them...

- Nerd. - ... like canaries in a gold mine.

- Grow a beard. - Read a book.

He won't let me fix the dock,

maintain the riding trails... nothing.

- I repaired the dock.

- I wouldn't want to be on that dock.

Sweetie.

Hey.

Come here.

Oh!

Mm.

- You hungry?

- Uh, I ate already.

- What's going on, crazy?

- Not much. You?

Come on.

We better get ready.

- Ohh. - Want this?

- Yeah.

- What just happened?

- Nothing. He's fine.

- Fine... f***ed up,

insecure... - Dad.

He's fine.

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Christian Camargo

Christian Camargo (né Minnick; born July 7, 1971) is an American actor, producer, writer, and director. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Brian Moser in the Showtime drama Dexter, Michael Corrigan in the Netflix drama House of Cards, Petty Officer Pavel Loktev in K-19: The Widowmaker and Eleazar in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Parts 1 and 2. more…

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