Take Me Home Page #3

Synopsis: In New York City, Thom is broke and jobless, illegally working as a taxi driver just to make some quick cash to try and pay his rent. Claire is a successful business-woman, but personally she's in shambles trying to recover from a bump in her marriage and then comes the phone call that her distant father is in the hospital. Not knowing what to do, Claire hops in Thom's cab and orders him to just drive. And so he does. The duo find themselves in Pennsylvania and make the rash decision to drive across the country. On the road to California, there are many detours, as the obstacles and secrets force them to learn about themselves and each other.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Sam Jaeger
Production: Monterey Media
  4 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.9
PG-13
Year:
2011
97 min
$15,374
Website
149 Views


You can fly anywhere in the

continental United States.

I don't fly.

3,000.

3,000 is carry the one,

still not enough.

- Four.

- Five.

- Done.

- Six.

- You said five.

- Five, tonight.

A thousand at the

end of each day.

Five days, 5,000.

- Plus accommodations.

- Done.

- And food.

- Fine.

Fine.

So, uh, Encinitas, huh?

Dan, is it?

Claire.

I'm dying up here.

It's this car.

It's depressing.

- You should take better care of it.

- Yeah?

That's funny you mention that.

I was just about to get, uh,

cashmere upholstery in here.

Beautiful.

But then I splurged on gasoline.

Well, I bet you spend

a lot of time in here.

You'd be surprised what a little T.L.C.

could do to brighten your mood.

Yeah, I don't think the

cab's the problem here.

Uh, it wouldn't kill us to get

out every once in a while.

You know, stretch our legs, get a sense

of where we are, how far we've come.

That's what, uh,

road trips are for.

Otherwise, Pennsylvania,

Kansas, Utah,

you know, they're just

names on a map.

Might as well be on

a plane looking down.

There.

Let's stop there.

There you go.

Wait, where?

Okay.

Can you pop the trunk?

Oh.

- Right. Let me...

- What's all this?

Uh, some guy I drove

last night left it.

- Can we get rid of it?

- No! No.

He, uh... He asked me

to hold onto it.

- He called about it, so...

- He must be really lonely.

You ever notice how really lonely

men have huge DVD collections?

Fills the void, I guess.

Ready?

Oh.

How can I lose?

How can I lose?

How can I lose with

the help I've got?

How can I lose?

How can I lose?

How can I lose with

the help I've got?

How can I lose?

Tell me,

how can I lose?

How can I lose with

the help I've got?

How can I lose?

How can I lose?

How can I lose with

the help I've got?

Was it an accident?

- What? - What happened

back in New York.

It's cool with me.

It's cool with me.

I'm just telling you, I don't want to get

dragged into something, you know, as...

As what?

An accomplice.

Come on.

You're driving cross-country

in a taxicab.

Your method of payment happens

to be your husband's checkbook.

And you don't want

your photo taken.

That's curious.

- I killed my husband.

- Shh.

Look, I don't really feel comfortable

telling you my life story.

He found out about the affair.

- What?

- Your husband.

He found out about the...

the bohunk living in Encinitas

we're heading out to see.

Oh, I should've known.

I see it now.

Look, I'm sure this is

a lot of fun for you,

but I don't feel comfortable

telling you my life story.

Then don't.

Less I know, the better.

Are you gonna do

this the whole trip?

You're not gonna talk,

I'm gonna fill in the gaps.

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Sam Jaeger

Samuel Heath "Sam" Jaeger (born January 29, 1977) is an American actor and screenwriter. more…

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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