Biology 101

Synopsis: Bill Pollard is the very image of a mild-mannered suburbanite. He is a calm and stable husband and father, and teaches biology at Thatherton Community College. He is also hopelessly addicted to internet pornography. The object of Bill's lustful obsession is webcam vixen Dani Darling. He spends his nights secretly entranced by her scintillating images, keeping his illicit fantasies hidden from his wife and family. One day, new student Marissa Weaver transfers into Bill's Monday-Wednesday biology class. There's something very familiar about her. Bill comes to suspect that normal college student Marissa Weaver may lead a secret private life as Dani Darling. His pathological desire to find the truth leads him down a destructive spiral of perverse sexual obsession.
 
IMDB:
3.9
Year:
2013
76 min
78 Views


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[silence]

[piano music ]

[crickets chirping]

[piano music ]

Please, not... Diane...

It's Thursday.

I know just...

...not tonight.

This is the third Thursday

in a row.

I'm exhausted.

Next week, dear?

Tuesdays.

Thursdays aren't working out,

we'll just reschedule

for Tuesdays.

Tuesday sounds good.

[techno music ]

[piano music ]

[alarm clock blaring]

[exhales]

[groans]

[alarm stops]

Talked to Mr. Duke.

Guess what he told me.

Under consideration.

By the time we get the administration

to cough up the dough,

they'll be as outdated

as everything else in here.

Off to corrupt

some young minds?

I'll see you later, Marty.

I'll keep on

the administration.

They'll come to regret the day

they unleashed the wrath

of the Thatherton Community

College Science Department.

The, uh, uterus can be found

inside the pelvis

immediately dorsal

to the urinary bladder

and, uh, ventral to the rectum.

The human penis is made up

of three columns of tissue:

two corpora cavernosa

and one corpus spongiosum.

The enlarged,

bulbous-shaped end

of the corpus spongiosum

forms the glans penis...

[mysterious piano music ]

[door closes]

Okay, everybody, please turn

to page 63 in your books.

All right, I guess we'll end

a little early today.

Read chapter six for Wednesday

and work on

activities nine and ten.

Mr. Pollard?

I'm Marissa Weaver.

I emailed you

about transferring in.

Right, right.

Um... let me get you

an add slip.

I had you before.

No, I don't think so.

Are you sure?

You look really familiar.

I'm positive I had you before.

Nope.

I've just seen you around campus.

That must be it.

Must be.

[ambient music ]

[whoosh]

[Hannah, far off]

Dad?

[Hannah]

Dad?

[Hannah]

Dad?

Dad?

Dad?

Dad?

Dad!

I need money.

Mon...

[stammering]

What for?

Uh, we're going

to Big Bear this weekend

It's for school.

Big Bear for-for school?

- Yeah!

- No.

And what are you wearing?

Pull that down.

[scoffs]

Jesus, Dad.

Is that from my fund?

See?

Sixty grand,

and you can't even

part with $300?

300?

I'm sorry, what do you need

$300 for?

It's for school.

Really?

So if I get on the phone and I call Mrs.

Harris at the school office

she's gonna tell me

all about it?

- Forget it.

- Oh, hold on, what's this?

It's nothing.

Really, where did

you get "nothing"?

Is it from that boy?

Uh, what boy?

Uh-uh, I'll tell you what-

If you are not mature enough

to tell us the truth,

you are definitely

not mature enough

to be getting gifts from boys.

- But Mom, everyone else...

- You are not everyone else.

Hannah, get back here.

I got homework to do.

When did she start lying to me?

She's a teenager, Bill,

it's her job to make

our lives miserable.

She is not Daddy's little girl

anymore.

I wish she were seven again.

I miss my little girl.

She needs to stop this and

start acting like an adult,

and the sooner

that you realize that,

the faster she is

going to grow up.

[whoosh]

[ambient music ]

[computer beeps]

[typing]

Marissa?

Marissa.

Marissa.

[sighs]

[phone rings]

Hello?

Bill, can you explain something

to me?

I'm standing here looking

at our credit card statement.

Uh, what's it say?

What are all these charges

on here for "Dan's Hobby Shop"

that keep showing up

every month?

Um... chemistry supplies

for my classes.

From a hobby shop?

Yeah, some people's hobby

is chemistry.

Doesn't Thatherton give you

a budget for that?

Yes, dear.

Well, maybe you need to go

talk to Mr. Duke again.

I have a budget, Diane.

I know but last time

you talked to him,

he made you head

of the science department,

so it couldn't hurt to try.

All right, dear.

I'll do that.

You know, the worst that

can happen is he can say no.

Okay, dear.

[phone hangs up]

[techno music ]

Do you have any idea

how much your father and I

are sacrificing

so that you can have a future?

You keep this up, you're going

to end up going to Thatherton.

I'm s-I'm sorry,

but you know what I mean.

What happened?

That's what I'd like to know.

You know, I give up.

You-you try talking to her.

Do some parenting, Bill.

What happened?

I told Mom I was going

to Kristy's house,

but then Kristy wanted to go

to a party at Walt's

and I knew if I told Mom

she wouldn't let me go,

but then Mia's mom mentioned

the party to her this morning

and now she's bringing you

into it!

- Where were you?

- Walt's house.

[stammering]

Is Walt bracelet-boy?

Dad, that's not the point.

I didn't do anything wrong.

You can't blame your mom

for being angry.

You shouldn't lie to her.

Whether I lie or not, she's

just going to scream at me.

You know she only screams

because she loves you.

Well, I'm glad you don't

love me that much.

She's right, though.

You need to grow up if you're

gonna go to a good school.

I don't care where I go.

You need to start caring.

Have you had a chance

to look at this?

You need to check it out.

Scantron and a #2.

Don't have 'em?

Borrow from a neighbor.

Neighbor's a jerk?

Should've thought of that

before you moved in.

Mr. Pollard?

The answers are already written

in my test.

I'm sorry, I must've given you

my grading key by mistake.

Thank you for your honesty.

I'll be right back.

Just continue with your mid-

term and I'll be right back.

Uh, you wanted to see me,

Mr. Duke?

Have a seat, Bill.

Close the door.

I was approached this afternoon

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