A Fork in the Road Page #4

Synopsis: Will, an escaped convict, inadvertently takes refuge in a barn the same night the owners, April and Martin, get into a terrible fight. A gun shot goes off inside the house. April drags Martin's body outside and discovers Will. He convinces her that he is not there to harm her but has witnessed the murder so they must cooperate or both go to prison. The two take out to dispose of the body only to find out he is not dead. The task of disposal turns into a kidnapping nightmare and, as the two try to navigate the turn of events, they find they must make some hard choices to keep from losing it all.
 
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2009
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enough anyways.

You are good now?

-Yeah.

Oh, and don't

take the wrong car.

Wait.

Now what?

I have to pee.

So, pee.

Somebody using the toilets.

Nobody using the bath tub.

I'm not pee in the bath

tub with that brub.

He can't see you. -I know,

but I can see him.

Well, put the

towel over his head.

At last.

I'm alone.

It's OK.

Is everything OK?

-Yeah.

How much food did you buy?

Some for you, some for me

and some for him.

You buy food for him?

I'm not gonna starving

him to death.

What do you watch it?

-I don't know.

Here, you can turn

if you want.

What did you do?

What you mean?

Did you need the

water running?

Where?

In the bathroom.

Oh, sh*t.

Cloe is dead. -Yeah,

but we didn't kill him.

It doesn't matter. It's gonna

look like we killed him.

So, let's go. -You can't

just leave him here.

Why is the worse of the dead

body in the trunk then alive one?

It doesn't really

look either way.

I can't find them at all.

Get the door.

My God, he is even

heavier than before.

Probably cus all the

water he swallow.

Oh, my God.

I'm gonna puke.

Where are we?

Middle of nowhere,

I hope.

Like solid rock.

Have to find another place.

What if somebody

missing him by now?

Well, you know, if he did, it gonna

take a while to find us here.

What if they looking for him,

they gonna looking for his car?

I mean, if we will put over,

how we'll explain that?

How even prove who you are? You don't

even have a driving license. Do you?

We can't get caught

in a car. It ties us to Martin,

whether they find him

or not. -Well,

see, I can't dig a hole big

enough for both of them.

So, what we gonna do?

I don't know.

We can't go back up on the

highway. We can get spotted.

If they looking for him.

-Well, they looking for you.

I can't walk to Mexico.

Sh*t.

What if we just leave

him in the car up here?

What if someone

drives out here, a?

They'll see a car park

and they gonna stop.

And if they stop... -Yeah.

This is like a real hot spot.

Got to be a lot of cars

ride in past years.

That's been here forever.

Makes sure you get

the door handle.

I was the one

in prison, OK?

You just on the half way.

Make sure you get a window.

Can survive then sleeping,

if they find one of your hear.

Oh, sh*t.

Oh, my God.

It's my husband.

Don't answer it.

-I have to answer it.

If I'm not answer it, he gonna

think something is wrong.

He's probably doubt already.

-Fine, answer him but

make sure you'll tell him...

-I know, I know. It's time.

Hi, honey. No, I'm

not home right now.

No, I'm just running

some ear.

I should be home in

couple of hours.

When you think

you will be home?

A hard to say,

I'm still time to lose ends here.

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Jim Kouf

Jim Kouf (born July 24, 1951) is an American screenwriter, director, and producer. He received the 1988 Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture Screenplay for his work on Stakeout (1987). more…

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