Open House

Synopsis: A couple on the verge of a nasty divorce attempt to sell their empty love nest and move on with their lives, separately. After a successful open house they are horrified to discover, days later, that a potential buyer didn't leave their home. While Alice is being held captive in the basement, the unannounced house guest moves in upstairs. She senses her capture is being kept a rebellious secret. She knows her way out, if only she can get out alive.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Andrew Paquin
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.4
R
Year:
2010
88 min
100 Views


The house has a wonderful flow.

Excellent for entertainment,

or an indoor / outdoor lifestyle.

Each room is connected.

Great, right?

- The kitchen.

With all the modern appliances.

And there is a smaller bedroom.

Excellent for children.

It's peaceful here, huh?

The garden looks much work.

You'd be surprised how well

maintains itself.

The roof shows old.

The kitchen yet?

The marble is beautiful.

Thanks.

- Thanks to come.

Got my card yet?

- Yes, we keep in touch.

Thanks again.

- You too.

Bye.

Hello?

Hello? Carl?

- Hi, Alice.

I'm down here.

Have you been hiding?

How was it?

Easy.

Was it that bad?

- A difficult trade.

We can wait few months,

and see if it resolves itself.

I know you have other plans

the house had.

It's okay.

Sorry.

I am always there for you, Alice,

If you only want to talk.

Thanks, Carl.

Bye.

- Bye.

What do you think of it like this

room serves as a nursery?

I thought we would take a dog?

Idiot.

The car was a total.

- My car, do you mean?

Oscar let you drive with your

car in the snow.

I drove not.

- Who is?

Walter?

When he returned from Berlin?

- Within two weeks.

Is there still some of that wine?

You're doing great.

Have you recently talked to him?

Not really. I said

I sell the house.

Well done.

He found me irrational act.

He said:
Too emotional.

His favorite.

You can tell him you

half the mortgage paid.

Seriously, put it aside.

Maybe it's something positive.

A new beginning.

Did your therapist?

- That I can not pay.

You're such a lightweight.

Only a few dates ...

but do you really think he

can be true?

Alice, are you awake?

- I'm awake.

What I said just then?

- You have a good feeling about him.

Jennie.

Are you above?

Where are you?

Are you there?

This might be no joke.

Are you there?

Very nice.

I love the marble.

I love it.

Feeling at home.

Alice, I am.

I'll just pick up my golf clubs

the hot tub and watch.

Are you home?

I'm in Hollywood, so I'm fast.

Alice?

Anybody home?

Hello.

Hello.

- I am ...

Josh, the former Alice.

I'm Lila, just visiting.

Alice is at home?

- No, she's not there.

I had the timer on the hot tub view.

Go ahead.

What is the temperature?

Perfect.

- Great.

How long are you here?

Few days.

Maybe longer. Depends.

Would you like to fill my glass?

The bottle on the table.

Of course.

Would you?

- I'm a good start.

You somewhere?

- Not really. Some shopping.

I see.

Can you tell Alice that I had been here?

Of course.

Pleasant.

May I ask you something personal?

Yes?

I doubt whether I should

tell you something about Alice.

But first I must ask you something.

What are your true feelings for her?

- True feelings?

Are you still in love?

I still like her.

But not love.

Why?

- No idea.

Probably disappeared.

Therefore we set.

What was this information?

Come on, drink some wine.

Of a glass you're not dead.

Okay.

What have you to tell me?

You're whole business.

No, I just feel

you dolt with me.

What if so?

Anyone else know?

- No.

Nothing serious.

Why, Alice is? Is that it?

No.

Maybe.

I'm not sure.

Do you have a relationship?

- Someone.

How did you work?

- We have an open relationship.

Is that so?

And do you like?

- Yes.

First, it is depressing when you

realize you have other desires.

How do you say something against the

person you completed?

But if you enter along the border ...

and you're honest with each other ...

can you closer together.

You tell him everything?

That's part of the deal.

And you believe everything he says?

Of course.

Innocent.

Feeling guilty about something?

- No.

Neither do I.

You really ...

You owe me one of them.

What did you tell me?

I'll tell on one condition.

You need the water.

- No chance.

What if Alice sees me?

They will kill me.

She will not be back soon.

Did she not say that I

the house only?

And?

Look, all wet.

Now you have to.

We would not ...

- Stop.

David?

It's so quiet here.

I can not wait to meet the neighbors.

It was nice today, right?

Want to Set the video after dinner?

She had good taste.

It's a pretty long day.

David.

You're glad I'm back?

Goodnight, David.

Goodnight, Lila.

Bye, see you tonight.

I do not want to die.

Please.

I do not ...

Help me.

Somebody help me.

No one can hear you.

Please ...

drink up.

If they discover that you live,

you will die.

I gotta work.

Something to read?

I have to go to the toilet.

Forward.

Keep the door open.

I do not look.

Forward.

Help!

- What are you doing?

Help me.

She will soon be home.

This is our secret.

Have you eaten?

What does that ingodsnaam?

- Nothing.

I may do something to drink?

Sorry I cried.

I do not want.

You ...

I just choked.

I am sorry

- I am not the only change.

I know.

Lila, what are you doing?

- The laundry.

I can do.

- I will.

No problem.

- Please, I do my best.

I know how to do the laundry.

Come on, f*** machine.

Please.

- Thanks.

You have the crusts cut off.

My mom always did.

I know what you try.

It's okay. I see.

But if you want this works

we must be honest with each other.

Sorry.

Something to drink?

Why are you doing this?

I do not understand.

I get you some water.

Hello, Mrs. Alice?

Hello.

- How are you, Mrs. Alice?

No work today?

- Today is not good.

Today was not good?

- I'll pay you hear.

It's just not good.

We can come back later.

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