Destination Anywhere
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- 1997
- 45 min
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Who was the patron saint
of lost children?
The sick, abandoned,
neglected, abused?
Their flesh thin as gauze,
too penetrable.
Always balling when l try to sleep.
Fist hugging the hem of my nightgown.
Haunting my dreams. Forlorn ghosts
with questions dripping from their eyes.
l hope some angel's looking out for them.
- Think she's gonna found out?
- Nobody's going to find us here.
...to Zona. Yeah, Zona.
Give me ten points. Yeah, l know.
l know l owe you from last week.
l know, l know... This guy's
got nothing to do with Serelli...
l can remember a time when every
city street would lead me back to you.
When the road signs guided me home
and l was never lost.
l don't know how it got scrambled,
but now the roads lead nowhere.
The streets are dead ends and
l'm running in the wrong direction.
Sometimes, Janie, l think l'm
getting close, but l'm still so far away.
This is a story about
what it's like to be lost,
just minutes away from your own home.
l don't know if this story's over yet
but this is how it began.
Listen now, l want my money.
l don't wanna hurt you but l'm gonna
have to and if l hurt you, l'll hurt you bad.
You hear what l'm saying,
pretty boy?
Hey, Jon, it's me, man. What's going on?
l saw Leo. He seems pissed.
Wherever you are, stay there, all right?
Jon, l don't know where you are,
but you need to come home.
You need to come home.
She's really bad.
And l'm very worried
and l can't handle it myself.
l think you need to get home right away.
How long is it gonna take you
to get here? You're doing nothing.
Come over here. l haven't eaten yet.
l'll meet you in front of the building.
C'mon.
l wanna get out of here.
lsn't that the guy who owes Leo money?
What the hell is he doing here?
l've already said that's exactly my point.
C'mon, be careful.
- Stand over here.
- You know what? l can do this myself.
OK.
- No, l'm gonna do it myself...
- Janie!
Well, look who's decided
to grace us with his presence.
My goodness!
- Stop this.
- What? You run out of money?
- Or is it Leo?
- lt ain't Leo. l came home for you.
l came home for us. l'm here.
l came for you. C'mon.
Well, look what l've got for you.
We have a phone bill, some insurance.
- Stop it.
- l have the gas bill, the electric...
- Stop...
- We have the rent. All this just for us.
- Don't you touch me.
- Stop it.
Hey, stop it. Cut it out!
- Don't you touch me.
- Cut it out.
- Don't ever touch me.
- Go outside.
- You happy now?
- Go outside.
Go sleep it off.
Go outside.
- What?
- You are dead, dead, dead, dead.
And l'm dead.
Go wait outside.
l'm sick of this. Every time
l come home it's the same thing.
She's nuts.
Where you been?
l can't do this any more.
Every time l come back it's the same...
Every time you come back?
You sound like you're doing her a favor.
Hey. Look, babe,
l appreciate your helping her. l do.
l know she's not well but...
You don't understand.
l do understand. l understand
that you don't have a pot to piss in.
l understand you go off and live your
life and leave her here. lt's not fair.
l know you love her. l love her.
But she hasn't healed.
lt doesn't help that she works at that
hospital. She brings it home every day.
Jon, you're her husband.
Yes, you are.
Have you got it all figured out now?
You make me sick.
Why don't you have another drink?
Go on, get a couple of your happy pills.
Make the world go away.
l'm very happy.
Can't you tell how happy l am?
Can't you tell
how happy l am?
So happy.
- So, when did you get back?
- How long you staying?
- l don't know what l'm gonna do.
- l don't know what to do.
- About Leo?
No, worse. lt's Janie.
Oh, Christ. Still?
Oh, man. l'm sorry, man.
Listen, if you need a place to crash,
l'm still at the Chelsea.
She's nuts, man. l...
l just can't be held responsible
for this any more.
You don't have to.
We've been through this before.
Lest l remind you. She gets a little
wacked out then the next day, she's fine.
lt's like nothing happened.
Forget about it.
The problem is l don't have
the energy for this any more.
Maybe if it was ten years ago,
it would be different.
She was stronger, l was stronger.
Do you still love her?
Yeah, l still love her.
Are you still having sex with her?
You, my friend, need a little adventure.
You need another drink.
Jamie. Another round, my friend.
l remember when l first met her. She had
these eyes that looked right through me.
She knew me like a book.
And the sex... The sex was good.
''ln sickness and in health...
For better, for worse...''
The thing is,
they don't tell you about the sickness.
Yeah. Listen man, l love you but talking
to me about this is not gonna help.
This is how women work
their problems out.
l'm serious. This has been the same
thing since ancient prehistoric times.
The cave man and the cave woman
would have a big blow up.
The woman gets all emotional because
she needs to get it out, to yell, scream.
She gets together with the other
women in the tribe and they dance.
She feels better.
But the man, Mr. Troglodyte,
and this is where you come in.
- You know where he goes?
- No, tell me.
- He goes into the cave.
- What are you saying?
lnto the darkness. lnto his own
little cave, by himself, alone.
And he works his sh*t out.
Go with God speed.
Would you like a private dance?
Get out of your houses, children of God.
Get out and come to Jesus.
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
And Jesus said a man ought to love
his wife as he loveth his own body.
And he that loveth his wife,
loveth himself.
And for that cause
and he shall be joined together
with his wife as one in flesh.
Those are the words of the Lord.
Come out of your houses,
children of God.
Come out of your houses
and come to Jesus.
And Jesus said to his disciples,
he said,
a man ought to love his wife
as he loves his own body.
A man who loveth his wife,
loveth himself.
And for this cause, a man shall leave his
father and he shall leave his mother...
Can l get you to roll down that window?
You are a little ripe.
- Tough night.
- l guess so.
What? A dog pee on you?
Stop drinking that wine, man.
lt'll rot your gut.
- lt dulls the pain sometimes.
- Oh. You in pain, man?
lt means you're human.
Only dead people have no pain.
You awfully quiet. ln the morning,
you come out from behind some dubry.
Why did l pick you up?
Oh well, you're cute. You're
too young for me so don't get nervous.
You like the movies?
- Yeah.
- Saw a great movie last night.
Had Muhammad Ali in it. You know him?
- Yeah.
- Well, you look young.
When you're my age,
you have to ask those questions.
lt was really great.
When l was a kid, he was the greatest.
You know why he was great?
Because he knew how to get down.
They'd hit him and hit him.
He'd get right back up.
No question about it.
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