Lavender Page #3

Synopsis: When a photographer (Abbie Cornish) in a failing marriage suffers severe memory loss after a traumatic accident, strange clues among her photos suggest she may be responsible for the deaths of family members she never knew she had. Long plays a concerned psychiatrist who tries to help her recover lost memories.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Ed Gass-Donnelly
Production: AMBI Media Group and Samuel Goldwyn Films
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.3
Metacritic:
46
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
Year:
2016
92 min
Website
255 Views


I'm sorry.

I'm just the idiot

with my foot in my mouth.

If you need anything,

you know where to find me.

So anything familiar?

I have never seen him before.

You guys coming or what?

It doesn't look too bad.

It's hot and it smells.

Tell us what you really feel,

kiddo.

I just did.

It does kinda smell,

doesn't it?

Like old socks.

Like stinky old socks.

What's wrong, mom?

Jane?

You guys check out

the house.

I'll take a look out back.

Come on. I wanna explore.

Alright, monkey.

Be careful.

Watch out for the big coyote!

No!

Looks like your mother's

old room when she was your age.

This one's locked.

See?

We're in luck.

Alice?

Babe, be careful with that.

I will.

Hey, that's not a toy,

honey.

Sweetie, it's vintage.

But it's in a little

girl's room.

Yeah, but when that little girl

played with it,

it wasn't vintage.

I'm gonna stay in your mother's

old room.

Let's go.

Come on, let's find-

it's alright.

Uh oh.

I hope mommy has another key

or else we are in trouble.

You lost it.

You remember me?

Of course.

What about our marriage?

It's fuzzy.

How fuzzy?

What do you want me to say?

We were having some problems,

but who doesn't, right?

You remember that I have a

monster dong though, right?

Do you?

Do you see their eyes?

Look in their eyes.

They're rectangular.

Hey, janey.

Someone needs their sugar fix.

Meet you at the car.

Candy apples!

Yes!

Come on.

I'm gonna eat all

the candy apples.

Mine, mine, mine!

Help you find anything?

I'm ok. Just browsing.

Take your time.

Excuse me.

Can I see that?

It's a shame to hang on to such

a tragedy, I know,

but I never put much stock

in what they print anyway.

Hello?

Jane.

Liam.

We had an appointment.

Did we?

I'm sorry, I uh... I just uh...

I took- I took your advice

and we're uh...

We're at the family farm.

Oh, good.

I'm sorry about the appointment,

I must have just-

I must have just forgot.

That's ok, I'm proud of you

for giving it a chance.

I'm glad you're alright.

Where are you?

At this moment?

I'm in my office, why?

Uh, Jane, I gotta go.

I have a patient, but um...

We'll talk soon, ok?

I'll be seeing you.

Liam!

Liam!

Liam.

Give me a friggin' break.

If you did bad things

but don't remember,

are they still part of

who you are?

What?

Never mind.

Turn it off.

Alan.

Hey.

Hey.

Shh.

They'll hear you.

When you have a bad dream,

write it down on a piece of

paper and put it in a box.

And the butterfly fairies

will change those things

so they're not scary anymore.

The fairies are in the box?

Mmmhmm.

And they're nice?

They are nice but they're

also tricksters.

They tell us riddles.

To understand them you have

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Colin Frizzell

Colin Frizzell (born 1971) is Canadian author of young adult novels from Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. He is a member of the Writers Union of Canada and the Irish Writers’ Union. His first novel, Chill, was published in 2006 by Orca Book Publishersas part of Orca Book Publishers award winning Orca Soundings series. The School Library Journal (US) said Chill was "...perfect for struggling and reluctant readers." Chill has also received notable praise from Kliatt and CM Magazine. Colin's second novel, Just J received a Toronto Arts Council grant. Published in 2007, Just J was named as one of the top ten choices for young readers by the Ontario Library Association. The Canadian Children’s Book Centre also placed Just J in their Best Books for Kids & Teens 2008 magazine. It also received positive reviews from the Globe and Mail, Voya, Kliatt, CM Magazine and School Library Journal and has been translated for release in Norway and Sweden. Colin was the co-writer of the screenplay for the 2016 movie Lavender. more…

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