Faces In The Crowd Page #4

Synopsis: The elementary school teacher Anna Marchant lives with her boyfriend Bryce in a nice apartment and every now and then she meets her best friends Francine and Nina to drink and talk. When Anna is crossing a bridge to meet Bryce, she sees an infamous serial-killer killing a woman. Anna runs but she is attacked by the killer and she falls off the bridge and hits her head. Anna stays in coma for a week and when she awakes, she learns that she has brain damage followed by Prosopagnosia, a disorder of face perception where the ability to recognize faces is impaired, while the ability to recognize other objects may be relatively intact. The police detective Sam Kerrest unsuccessfully tries to force Anna to remember the face of the serial-killer. Now the serial-killer knows that Anna has seen his face, but she is incapable of even recognizing Bryce and her close friends.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Julien Magnat
Production: Millennium Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.8
R
Year:
2011
103 min
270 Views


He weeps because

his sexual compulsions

disgust him. He

he only kills so

they won't see him

as he truly is.

Anna Marchant

saw him.

Yeah, and she-she survived.

I think he's gonna be

really interested in her.

Let me head down the Mission.

Have another crack at that

hobo who fished her out.

Good luck.

We got nothing out

of him but sea shanties.

[gasps]

[water running]

[sighs]

[muffled shriek]

[birds chirping]

Hey, there.

Have we met

somewhere before?

[gasps]

[softly]

Hey.

[whispers]

I'm sorry.

It was just

a bad dream.

Hey, it's okay.

Look, they need me

at the office this

morning but

Now, if you

want, I can

No, it's okay. I'm

I'm fine.

Are you sure?

Hey.

Hey.

You gave me quite

a ride, old boy.

Why weren't you down

at the Mission?

It's dirty there.

Might not be the Savoy

but at least it's safe.

Anything could happen

to you down here.

And what

do you care, huh?

[laughs]

I got some questions

and this time I really

need the answers.

(Anna's father)

The soonest I can get out is

on Tuesday's red eye

from Buenos Aires.

Look, I'll

take you to dinner.

I'll spoil you rotten.

Well, that

sounds great.

You know what?

Why don't you come

meet me at school?

I start back on Wednesday.

Okay, any cfe/ays

I'll call you.

Can you call me

on Bryce's Blackberry?

Do you have that number?

/ ha ve it,

I ha ve it.

Now listen...

/ wish I could've

been there for you.

It's okay, Dad.

I love you, okay?

I'll see you then.

I love you, too,

Snowflake. Bye.

Bye.

[calling]

[doorbell]

Hello.

It's us, chica.

Open up!

Hi, Sleeping Beauty.

Know who we

are this time?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, absolutely.

/ was just really

zoned out last time.

I mean, I'm

really fine.

Well, look. You made

the front page.

You're famous, bebe.

God, I got away.

[reads murmuring]

Oh, my God.

In heaven there's no beer.

Let's drink it all

right here.

In heaven there's no beer.

Let's drink it all

right here!

Look who's back.

Hello, handsome.

You feel

like remembering?

There's a two-six

in it for ya. Right?

Oh. I'll call you.

Or I'll text you.

[laughing]

[chuckling]

Martinis at 11 a.m.

It's almost midnight

in Shanghai.

Just drink up.

[gasps]

Nina, you did not

just post that pic.

I look squinty.

No, no, delete

I don't think so!

Por fa vor.

[whispering]

I'll be right back.

Okay, chica.

[singing]

Hello.

Hey.

What do you want now?

[clears throat]

Do you see anything?

[British accent]

No.

Just reminds me of

Europe After the Rain

by Max Ernst.

I'm sorry?

So, what was I supposed

to see exactly?

Well, l-l-l guess

if I really have,

uh, proso

Prosopagnosia.

Yes.

Well, you tell me.

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Julien Magnat

Julien Magnat is a film and television screenwriter and director. He is best known for Bloody Mallory (2002) and Faces In The Crowd (2010). more…

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