
Save the Last Dance
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2001
- 112 min
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(0.00 / 0 votes)Ticket, please.
Have a good trip.
Excuse me, is this seat taken?
No.
I love ballet.
I never had the body for it.
You dance?
I used to.
I've got something for you.
It's for love, not luck...
...because you don't need luck.
You dance like an angel.
Mom...
You're the best luck
I'll ever have.
- Are you okay?
- I keep messing up the pirouettes.
It's frustrating, but it'll be okay.
My mom's gonna be there.
You have nothing to worry about.
You're the best dancer in Lamont.
This is not Lamont,
it's Julliard, New York City.
- Do you want to pray?
- What?
You're leaving for St. Louis.
I'm not gonna see you. We should pray.
Awesome Father, S.J. Auditions today,
let her do okay...
We've got the Carson wedding,
the Dankowski party, two funerals,
and Jill calls in sick
today of all days.
Sara, I'm sorry, I have to
handle this. There isn't anybody else.
- Mom, what about...
- Glynn, do they want roses in this?
Judy took that order, ask her.
Mom, this is the most important day
of my life. You have to be there.
You promised.
I know.
Excuse me, are you Sara Johnson?
You're next.
I'll be there. I promise.
Before you audition.
Is there anything you'd like to say
about your contemporary piece?
No, it's pretty self-explanatory.
Did you have a good ride?
I guess you've got stuff. Baggage?
Three suitcases. One big one.
Sorry I had to split
so soon after the funeral.
If I could have gotten out of that gig,
I would have hung around longer.
Guess it was pretty tough
leaving all your friends.
Here we are.
Put them anywhere.
I'll give you the grand tour.
Not like what you're used to,
but the water's hot
and the mice are friendly.
Bathroom.
Kitchen... big kitchen.
This is where I sleep.
I didn't get a chance
to make the bed today.
Where do I sleep?
Nixon was probably in office
when this was made, but...
...there's a brand-new mattress
in there.
Most of your clothes should fit here.
Put the rest in the hall closet.
I know it's a little bit
out in the open, but...
I didn't get a chance
to finish your room here.
Yeah, I'll fix that.
It's a work in progress.
I'll have it up and running
in no time.
A few minor adjustments.
Well, I guess
I'll let you get unpacked.
You don't have to come in with me.
I'm your father. I'm supposed to.
You don't know where to go.
It's okay. I mean, I have done
this before - gone to school.
All right, well,
this is the name they gave me.
Mrs Gwynn, main office.
I'll be back to pick you up at 3:30.
Okay, sure, whatever.
My door is always open and, contrary
to hall rumour, you can talk to me.
So, do you have
any questions or concerns?
No questions, no answers.
All right. This is Mr Campbell's class
and he's expecting you.
Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood"
represents
in American history and literature.
Do you want to take that cap off
and tell us why, Mr Ricard?
Gay rights?
- The Com-pote dude who wrote it...
- Capote.
- Capote?
- Capote.
Sweet tooth. Straight-up fag, Mr C.
- Flaming!
- Thank you, Mr Ricard.
We can now promote you
up to kindergarten. Anybody else?
Once, twice...
Miss Johnson, I apologise
if any of this is over your head.
If you see me after class,
I'll give you some chapters. Anybody?
It's a non-fiction novel.
Capote mixed true events with things
he couldn't know, so he made them up.
He created a new genre.
White folks back then felt safe.
Capote scared them. He took
hardcore crime out of the ghetto
and placed it in America's backyard.
That's what makes the book special.
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