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00:01:40Are you ready?
00:01:44I feel confident.
00:01:46You're a fine candidate, Leah.
00:01:51I heard that only one fellow is being admitted this year.
00:01:55I believe in you, and I believe in your work more than anyone else.
00:02:00Good luck.
00:02:09Okay.
00:02:29You think you love me, but you don't know me.
00:02:31Not at all.
00:02:32I'm a fucking monster.
00:02:34This guy's a fucking loser.
00:02:36No money.
00:02:37No money.
00:02:37No money.
00:02:38No money.
00:02:39It's been a long time.
00:02:40It's been a long time.
00:02:41It's been a long time.
00:02:41It's been a long time.
00:02:44You think you know me, but you think you know me.
00:02:48But you don't.
00:02:50You don't know the real me.
00:02:56We'll do a couple more, but I think this is in the bag already.
00:03:05Uh, please go ahead and slate your name.
00:03:09Samuel Davis.
00:03:11Through my dissertation work entitled Re-engineered T-Cells, I've been studying tumor immunotherapy with T-lymphocytes with the objective
00:03:18to recognize and destroy malignant cells.
00:03:21The method used consists of genetically modifying T-cells to specifically target cancer cells in patients with leukemia.
00:03:29Great. Um, whenever you're ready.
00:03:43Jane, we can't get married.
00:03:48You think you love me.
00:03:51You don't know me.
00:03:53You don't know the real me.
00:03:57Because the real me, Janey, is a fucking loser.
00:04:02A fucking loser.
00:04:04I'm a monster.
00:04:06I'm broke, Janey.
00:04:08I got no money.
00:04:09It's gone.
00:04:10And it's not because my job doesn't fucking pay me well.
00:04:13It's because I fucking gamble all of it before I ever even make it.
00:04:18I look forward to the possibility of joining St. Gabriel's Fellowship Program and continuing my cancer studies at Lauren Martin's
00:04:23lab.
00:04:32The money we've been saving.
00:04:36I blew the last of me yesterday.
00:04:40I'm sorry, baby.
00:04:52Chris, he offered me the role.
00:04:56The director, Golden, in the room, he just offered it to me right on the spot.
00:05:01Yeah, call and see if it's official.
00:05:03Just call him right now and see if it's official.
00:05:05All right, call, call, call.
00:05:06All right, call him right now and see if it's official.
00:05:36All right, call him right now and see if it's official.
00:05:38Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
00:05:40Yeah!
00:05:50Yeah!
00:05:53Hey, the movie star!
00:05:55There he is!
00:05:56Look at you, man!
00:05:57How you feeling?
00:05:58Good!
00:05:59Yeah!
00:06:00Nice, man!
00:06:01Next time you walk in, you have some famous chick on your arm and I'll even recognize you.
00:06:04Did he get the movie?
00:06:06James, Sean, he got the movie.
00:06:07Of course he got the movie.
00:06:07Look how successful he looks right now!
00:06:09Fucking awesome!
00:06:09Yeah, hey, I think real quick, bring it down.
00:06:11Hey, guys, real quick, for those of you who don't know him, this is my very good friend,
00:06:15Sammy.
00:06:16Today, he booked his first major role and as his manager, I'll take 50% as per our contract.
00:06:24So, guys, real quick, for those of you who don't care, for those of you who do care, for those
00:06:28of you who love him, let's hear it for Sammy.
00:06:31One, two, three, cheers, guys.
00:06:32Cheers!
00:06:35And another quick note, for those of you who will be looking for him for the next 15 minutes,
00:06:38he'll be getting his ass kicked at the beer pong table by me.
00:06:40Yeah!
00:06:41Yeah!
00:06:42Yeah!
00:06:42Yeah!
00:06:46Woo!
00:06:58Oh, my God, you're still here?
00:07:01Gosh, how many times have I asked you not to do that?
00:07:04Sorry.
00:07:05In case you haven't noticed, it's midnight.
00:07:07On a Friday.
00:07:08We got AP samples today.
00:07:11Yes.
00:07:12Nowhere.
00:07:19Hey, um, someone else are going to pass for a beer if you want to join.
00:07:27What's that?
00:07:30Never mind.
00:07:46Maybe, uh, twelve, or two.
00:08:01I'll be right back.
00:08:02I've been doing good at all.
00:08:07What happened?
00:08:07Shut up!
00:08:10Get off!
00:08:11Get off!
00:08:11Well, don't touch it, no touching!
00:08:15Don't even act like you can beat me in a swimming thing, because I swam for Paradise Valley.
00:08:21I'm a win.
00:08:22Is that a flake?
00:08:23No!
00:08:24I am going to be...
00:08:27When you are at the beer park, when you're a loser at the beer park, sometimes do it.
00:08:32I'm always going to be a...
00:08:33Come on.
00:08:34Get in.
00:08:36This is shit.
00:08:38I'm going to get this off.
00:08:39You're done.
00:08:40You're done.
00:08:41You're so done.
00:08:41You're so done.
00:08:42I'm like Aquaman, but my power is swimming.
00:08:45You're so slow.
00:08:46No, no, no.
00:08:46Cowboy 3!
00:08:48I'm not ready.
00:08:49I'm not ready.
00:08:50I'm not ready.
00:08:51No excuses.
00:08:51Why?
00:08:52To the beer and back.
00:08:53100 bucks.
00:08:54100 bucks.
00:08:56Watch your nuts.
00:08:57Watch your nuts.
00:08:57Watch them.
00:08:58Watch them.
00:08:58I'm in the air.
00:08:593!
00:08:59Where are you at, Sam?
00:09:00Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:09:02Watch out for the water, Sam.
00:09:03Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:09:03Oh, no.
00:09:19It's too cold.
00:09:20It's too cold, Sam.
00:09:21I'm out.
00:09:22What?
00:09:22Not much.
00:09:23Come on.
00:09:24Come on.
00:09:41Come on.
00:09:42Come on.
00:10:10Yeah, baby.
00:10:13Yeah, baby.
00:10:28Woo-hoo.
00:10:29Woo-hoo.
00:10:30Woo-hoo.
00:10:32Woo-hoo.
00:10:34Woo-hoo.
00:10:37Woo-hoo.
00:10:41Woo-hoo.
00:10:42Woo-hoo.
00:10:44Woo-hoo.
00:10:44Woo-hoo.
00:10:45Woo-hoo.
00:10:47Woo-hoo.
00:10:55Woo-hoo.
00:10:57Woo-hoo.
00:10:57Woo-hoo.
00:10:58Woo-hoo.
00:12:36What's wrong?
00:12:40You all right?
00:12:41You all right?
00:13:11You all right?
00:13:41You all right?
00:14:14Turn down the light.
00:14:16Samuel?
00:14:18Are you ready?
00:14:24Let us know if you need more time.
00:14:35How was the audition?
00:14:38You think you got the part?
00:14:40So you can really get out there and start to push yourself harder?
00:14:43Peter, don't start.
00:14:44There's nothing wrong with asking.
00:14:46It's not that easy, Katie.
00:14:47There are many talented actors out there.
00:14:49What if he's letting a big opportunity go by?
00:14:50What if he's letting a big opportunity go by?
00:14:50You think he got the part?
00:14:51One step at a time.
00:14:52He's still recovering.
00:14:53We know that you're healthy.
00:14:54It's not that easy, Katie.
00:14:56There are many talented actors out there.
00:14:57It's only been a few weeks.
00:14:58What if he's letting a big opportunity go by?
00:14:59What if he's letting a big opportunity go by?
00:15:00One step at a time.
00:15:01He's still recovering.
00:15:02That's up to him.
00:15:03It's only been a few weeks.
00:15:04There's no injury.
00:15:05So you can really get out there and start to push yourself harder.
00:15:09Jack, all you're doing is undermining his confidence.
00:15:12I am not undermining his confidence.
00:15:13He knows what he's doing.
00:15:14He's perfectly capable of getting back on track.
00:15:17He'll get back on track when he's ready to get back on track.
00:15:20How's everyone else doing tonight?
00:15:43Sammy, Sammy, Sammy.
00:15:45Did you get my email, bud?
00:15:47Uh, yeah.
00:15:49Yeah, yeah, with the email, the audition confirmation.
00:15:51You got that?
00:15:52Mm-hmm.
00:15:52Yeah.
00:15:55You sure you're up for it?
00:15:56Yeah.
00:15:58All right.
00:15:59We've got to get you back out there at some point, so.
00:16:02You know, I guess it's up to you.
00:16:06What's up, Jackie?
00:16:07Hi, guys.
00:16:08Hi.
00:16:14She, uh, said she needed a ride home if you're...
00:16:21Great.
00:16:26Sammy, Sammy, get back here.
00:16:29Sammy, where are you going?
00:16:30It's too loud.
00:16:30Okay, what about Jackie?
00:16:31Are you going to take Jackie home?
00:16:32No.
00:16:33Why not?
00:16:34What are you, jackass?
00:16:36Dude, you could use a girlfriend right now.
00:16:38I don't need a girlfriend, okay?
00:16:40I just, I don't feel good tonight.
00:16:41That's it.
00:16:42You know what, dude?
00:16:42You need to get over this, okay?
00:16:44I get it.
00:16:45It sucks.
00:16:46You got passed on a major movie role.
00:16:47I get it.
00:16:48But, dude, this piss-poor attitude of yours
00:16:50is not getting anyone anywhere.
00:16:52I'm fucking trying, you asshole.
00:16:54Okay, well, try harder, Sammy.
00:16:55Sammy!
00:17:21I'm fucking trying, you asshole.
00:17:26I don't need a 거야.
00:17:36I don't need a secretary of space.
00:17:45Oh, man!
00:17:46I need a улиx.
00:17:55Hello?
00:17:58Is this Leah?
00:18:04It's Samuel.
00:18:08I don't know if you remember me.
00:18:16Of course I do.
00:18:22I was gonna, I was gonna call before.
00:18:27Oh, uh, that's okay.
00:18:29I understand.
00:18:39Do you want to, uh, maybe grab some coffee?
00:18:45Sure.
00:18:49How about today?
00:18:54Around five o'clock?
00:18:57Yeah, that works.
00:18:59I'll call you after work.
00:19:54Yeah.
00:19:56Yeah, don't you.
00:20:01Like if he's asleep.
00:20:06I'm sorry. I don't do well with crowds. It's not late me.
00:20:12It's late. I need to get going.
00:20:16Yeah.
00:20:17It's nice seeing you again.
00:20:35You still feel like coffee? I have coffee. Or, um, uh, shoot. Sorry. Tea. I have coffee or tea. I
00:20:48just live a few blocks away if that's okay.
00:21:09Tea sounds good.
00:21:41I'll go put the tea on.
00:21:43Yeah, okay.
00:22:19They give me headaches.
00:22:21Oh, I see.
00:22:24Here.
00:22:25I've got, um, some sugar or honey.
00:22:30Oh, no. No, that's okay. I don't eat sugar.
00:22:32Oh, really?
00:22:34Yeah. It's bad for you.
00:22:39Um, have a seat.
00:22:41Thanks.
00:22:45Aren't you having coffee?
00:22:47Oh, I hate coffee.
00:22:49Oh.
00:23:01Uh, thank you.
00:23:02Uh, for, uh, for what you did.
00:23:08Um, for risking your life like that.
00:23:12Oh.
00:23:14Oh.
00:23:14You would have done the same thing.
00:23:16Uh, I don't know.
00:23:23So have you, um, seen someone about the headaches?
00:23:26Oh, uh, yeah. But there's nothing wrong.
00:23:30Or, I mean, they don't, uh, nothing, they don't find anything wrong.
00:23:41Uh, so you're a doctor?
00:23:44Yeah. Mm-hmm.
00:23:45Well, I'm more like a research scientist.
00:23:50Well, I'm studying specific cells of the immune system.
00:23:53What for?
00:23:55Well, the goal is to find new therapies.
00:23:58And hopefully, cures to certain types of cancer, like leukemia, and, you know.
00:24:04Why?
00:24:05Uh, not, not why do you try to cure cancer.
00:24:10Uh, why did you...
00:24:14You know, like...
00:24:17Uh...
00:24:18Are you, like, secretly investigating me or something?
00:24:21Uh, no.
00:24:22Sorry.
00:24:24It's okay.
00:24:24I don't mind if you are.
00:24:30This is just weird.
00:24:35I just, I feel like I know you from somewhere.
00:24:44Um, well, the brain is actively changing perception. That's one explanation.
00:24:54Um...
00:24:59Um...
00:25:00I should go. I, I need to get back to the lab.
00:25:03Yeah.
00:25:04Uh-uh.
00:25:08Can I see you again?
00:25:11Yeah.
00:25:25Samuel, um...
00:25:27Thank you for the tea.
00:25:30Yeah.
00:25:30I'm glad I came.
00:25:33Me too.
00:25:37Okay.
00:26:08I'm sorry.
00:26:11Okay.
00:26:16I'm sorry.
00:26:30I'm sorry.
00:26:49Hello?
00:26:51Samuel?
00:26:55Leah?
00:26:57Did I wake you?
00:26:58Uh, uh, no.
00:27:01I'm sorry to call so early.
00:27:03I thought that perhaps you were awake.
00:27:06Yeah.
00:27:07Yeah, I am.
00:27:11Would you like to grab a cup of tea, maybe?
00:27:16Yeah.
00:27:18Great.
00:27:20I have time until seven.
00:27:24Um, what time is it now?
00:27:28Five-thirty?
00:27:30Um.
00:27:34Yeah, where were you thinking?
00:27:36Oh, no, no.
00:27:37Oh, thank you.
00:30:59Here we go.
00:31:08I'm not used to this.
00:31:10Used to what?
00:31:12Just, you know, hanging out.
00:31:15Too much work?
00:31:17Not enough time.
00:31:20Well, you look like you work too much.
00:31:28So, you are an actor.
00:31:32I, yeah, trying to.
00:31:39Have you been to many movies?
00:31:42Some.
00:31:56Are you sure we haven't met before?
00:32:02Are you sure we haven't met before?
00:32:07Maybe.
00:32:15You play the piano?
00:32:19No.
00:32:22Oh.
00:32:26Oh, you're beautiful hands.
00:32:37Oh.
00:32:38Can I get you some water?
00:32:39I'll get you some water.
00:32:40No thanks.
00:32:40All right.
00:32:41I'll be right back.
00:32:42Okay.
00:32:43I'll be right back.
00:32:44Yeah, I'll be right back.
00:32:56I'll be right back.
00:32:57You know?
00:33:01I'll be right back.
00:33:02Okay.
00:33:03I'll be right back.
00:33:07I'll be right back.
00:33:13The woman!
00:33:23Do you still draw?
00:33:35I don't know.
00:34:14I don't know.
00:34:16I don't know.
00:34:22I don't know.
00:34:28I don't know.
00:34:34I don't know.
00:34:35I don't know.
00:34:57I don't know.
00:35:32This is going to sound really strange.
00:35:34It really makes no sense.
00:35:36That's all right.
00:35:38Go ahead.
00:35:41I seem to have developed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
00:35:47I see.
00:35:49And what makes you think that?
00:35:51What are your symptoms?
00:35:54Well, I...
00:35:58A fear of water has developed in me.
00:36:00I'm terrified of water now.
00:36:03Can you give me any examples?
00:36:09I haven't taken a shower in four weeks.
00:36:14I can't wash my hands anymore.
00:36:16I use sanitizer only.
00:36:18It's deeply affecting my work, as you can imagine.
00:36:22I made an appointment to come and see you last week.
00:36:25I was hoping it would get better.
00:36:27However, I haven't noticed any improvement since.
00:36:29So, I'm going to give you a mild tranquilizer to help you cope with your anxieties.
00:36:36And then, we'll take it from there.
00:36:39Okay?
00:36:43Good morning, Leah.
00:36:46Good morning.
00:36:48I apologize for being late.
00:36:50Leah, were you eager to hear about the progress on your research?
00:36:53Yes.
00:36:59By analyzing the results obtained in my study, conducted in mice, we can conclude that chimeric
00:37:05antigen receptors have successfully overcome tolerance in mice by allowing T cells to respond
00:37:11to cell surface antigens.
00:37:13However, targeting functional immune T cells to cancer cells and maintaining them in patients
00:37:19still remains a challenge.
00:37:20Correct.
00:37:21To date, there are no direct results indicating that this concept is even effective at targeting
00:37:26cancer cells.
00:37:30Yeah, well, perhaps there's more to it.
00:37:34We understand your enthusiasm with this therapy, Leah, but until we can prove that the infused T
00:37:39cells killed tumor cells, we can't draw any conclusions.
00:37:45Look, we often disregard treatments and options that could benefit a patient's well-being based
00:37:50on numbers and figures.
00:37:53I mean, we might not be killing cancer cells, but we could certainly be improving a patient's
00:37:57quality of life.
00:38:00Leah, let's not forget that quality of life is not science.
00:38:07Excuse me.
00:38:24Hi.
00:38:27Hi.
00:38:31Sorry to just show up like this here.
00:38:37I, um, well, I, I, I, I wanted to just give you this.
00:38:44I wanted to give it to you in person.
00:38:48You didn't have to.
00:38:49I know, but I just wanted to.
00:38:53Oh, I don't, or, sorry.
00:38:55Can you just wait?
00:38:58Open it later.
00:39:01Open it later.
00:39:02Sure.
00:39:02No, it's fine.
00:39:11Um, can I give you a ride home?
00:39:15It's just a couple of blocks.
00:39:19Can I walk you home?
00:39:22All right.
00:39:24All right.
00:39:25I know.
00:39:29Okay.
00:39:33Okay.
00:40:00Yeah, no problem.
00:40:04I should get going.
00:40:06Sure.
00:40:07Yeah.
00:40:08Okay.
00:40:10Good night.
00:40:11Good night.
00:40:17Samuel.
00:40:22Would you like to come in?
00:40:34Can I, uh, offer you anything to drink?
00:40:36Uh, no thanks.
00:40:38No.
00:40:43You said you didn't play.
00:40:46Oh, I don't.
00:40:48I, it belonged to my parents.
00:40:51They passed away so I've just, you know, kept it since.
00:40:55Oh, sorry to hear that.
00:40:57It's okay.
00:40:58It was a long time ago.
00:41:01I hardly remember them.
00:41:29All right.
00:41:43have you read all these what's that have you read all these books
00:41:52yeah um you should probably go it's it's been a really long day for me
00:42:04sure um can i ask you something yeah
00:42:18why'd you risk your life for a stranger
00:42:24i had to
00:42:34you
00:42:37you
00:42:38you
00:42:39you
00:42:39you
00:42:39you
00:43:34Hey.
00:43:40Leah.
00:43:41Not now, okay?
00:43:42We got new samples this morning.
00:43:46It's important.
00:43:55What?
00:43:57What?
00:43:59What?
00:44:00That's what I like to know.
00:44:02Are you sick?
00:44:04No.
00:44:05Of course not.
00:44:07Leah, look at yourself.
00:44:10Everyone's noticed, not just me.
00:44:13Leah, careful!
00:44:15No!
00:44:19No!
00:44:20I need you.
00:44:20I need you.
00:44:29I need you.
00:44:37What?
00:44:40Leah?
00:44:47Leah?
00:45:04Leah?
00:45:07You're dehydrated.
00:45:10We're giving you some fluids, all right?
00:45:42Hey, Leah.
00:45:44Hey.
00:45:47Thanks.
00:45:49You overworked yourself.
00:45:51And your body eventually catches up, you know that.
00:45:54No, something happened the day of the accident.
00:45:58Something went off in my brain.
00:45:59Give yourself a break.
00:46:01It's only been a few weeks, and you've had a lot to deal with,
00:46:04and I don't just mean the accident.
00:46:11Sorry.
00:46:14Sorry.
00:46:44I need to talk to you.
00:46:46Yeah.
00:47:26Ma'am, I've never felt anything like this before.
00:47:31You don't know me.
00:47:32It doesn't change how I feel.
00:47:37Do you believe in coincidences?
00:47:39No.
00:47:42I do.
00:47:46I do, and I think that we met by accident and that, given the circumstances, we're idealizing
00:47:54this.
00:47:55Us.
00:47:57Look, I have to focus on my work.
00:48:00I can't afford any distractions right now.
00:48:04Distraction?
00:48:06Is that what I am?
00:48:14Do you feel nothing?
00:48:19We're different.
00:48:20Are we?
00:48:27I can't do this.
00:48:30What were you doing that day, the morning of the accident?
00:48:33I was jogging.
00:48:35Down at the pier that early.
00:48:38Yeah, I couldn't sleep.
00:48:40See?
00:48:42It's not a coincidence that you and I met.
00:48:44What?
00:48:45What?
00:48:46I'm standing here because of you!
00:48:51Look, I'm sorry.
00:48:59I feel nothing.
00:49:09There we go.
00:49:20Don't go!
00:49:59Here you go.
00:50:05I suggest that through hypnosis we see if any memories come up that can help us understand
00:50:11your fears.
00:50:13Dr. Anderson, I was hoping that you would suggest a more traditional approach.
00:50:18I understand.
00:50:21Hypnotherapy is an option I like to explore in cases such as yours, and you don't have
00:50:25to decide-
00:50:25Okay, if you can't help me, that's something that I need to know now!
00:50:31Unfortunately, there is no medication or treatment on the market that can make it go
00:50:36away immediately.
00:50:58Hey.
00:50:59Hey.
00:51:00Excuse me.
00:51:02Hey!
00:51:05Can you read it?
00:51:06Can you read it?
00:51:07Can you read it?
00:51:30Sorry, man.
00:51:30I don't have the time.
00:51:32Come join us.
00:51:38We decided to gather here this morning because it seemed to be the most suitable place to
00:51:44congratulate our new St. Gabriel's Cancer Research Institute Fellow.
00:51:50Michael.
00:51:51Michael, you have been awarded St. Gabriel's postgraduate.
00:51:55Yeah.
00:52:25I'm sorry.
00:52:27It was not up to me.
00:52:36A good friend of mine is looking for a research assistant.
00:52:42Like you, he is currently studying tumor immunotherapy with stem cells.
00:52:48He's an exceptional scientist who could eventually sponsor your own research.
00:52:53The position doesn't pay much, and he is based in Vancouver.
00:52:58I've already told him about you.
00:53:01He is considering other strong candidates.
00:53:04But if you're willing to drop out of school and relocate immediately,
00:53:08the position is yours.
00:53:12I'm sorry. This is the best that I can do.
00:53:28I'm sorry.
00:53:31Oh, my God.
00:54:01It should be this.
00:54:22I'm sorry.
00:54:25I'd like to give hypnosis a try.
00:54:33Just remember, hypnosis doesn't work for everyone.
00:54:37Some people are able to reach a deep place of relaxation, and other people aren't.
00:54:42So try not to let your mind judge.
00:54:46Just let yourself experience it, and you can analyze everything later.
00:54:50Are you ready?
00:54:52Yes.
00:54:53Okay, good.
00:54:56Go ahead and just close your eyes.
00:55:01And we're going to start with focusing on the breath.
00:55:04Just inhaling.
00:55:07And exhaling.
00:55:10That's it.
00:55:12And inhale.
00:55:16And exhale.
00:55:19You don't have to think.
00:55:21You don't have to listen.
00:55:23You don't have to do anything except allow yourself to lie on that couch, feeling warm, relaxed, and comfortable.
00:55:38It's now time to begin the journey backwards.
00:55:42I want you to go back to your childhood.
00:55:47Back to the time when you were eight years old.
00:55:52Whatever comes into your mind is fine.
00:55:54Just let yourself experience it.
00:55:58Five.
00:56:00Four.
00:56:03Three.
00:56:05Two.
00:56:08One.
00:56:10What do you see?
00:56:15What do you see?
00:56:51Where are you?
00:57:05What do you see?
00:57:08What do you see?
00:57:26My parents.
00:57:28I miss them so much.
00:57:29I wish they were here with me.
00:57:36I want you to go back now.
00:57:39Go back to the time when your parents were alive.
00:57:44Can you see them?
00:57:48No, I can't.
00:57:53I can't see anything.
00:57:56Go further back in time.
00:58:00What do you see?
00:58:15Anything that comes to your mind.
00:58:40I need the German government.
00:58:43thinking that unless we heard from them by eleven o'clock.
00:58:50A living room.
00:58:57Do you know where you are?
00:59:04It's my house.
00:59:07Can you see yourself?
00:59:12Yes, but I look different.
00:59:15Is your name Leah?
00:59:18Elsa.
00:59:26My mother is here with Daniel.
00:59:37He's going to live with us now.
00:59:42What else do you see?
00:59:50Daniel cannot go out.
00:59:53Why not?
00:59:56He's Jewish.
01:00:01We're playing music so they don't hear us.
01:00:08Move forward in time.
01:00:27Where are you now?
01:00:31Outside.
01:00:34How old are you?
01:00:37Nineteen.
01:00:44Daniel and I are going to get married.
01:00:49We're going to elope.
01:00:59I feel like I know you from somewhere.
01:01:29What happens next?
01:02:17Oh my God, the water's coming in.
01:02:21There's a storm.
01:02:22The house is filling with water.
01:02:25It's filling very quickly.
01:02:27We don't know where to go.
01:03:08Everything's going to be fine.
01:03:34We will always be together.
01:03:56Daniel!
01:04:00Daniel!
01:04:04Daniel!
01:04:09Daniel!
01:04:09Daniel!
01:04:11Daniel!
01:04:12I don't know.
01:04:44Leah, you are no longer drowning.
01:04:55You are safe now.
01:05:00You no longer need to fear water.
01:05:30You no longer need to fear.
01:05:34Samuel?
01:05:36Samuel?
01:05:38Samuel?
01:05:52Samuel?
01:05:52Samuel?
01:06:16Samuel?
01:06:33Samuel?
01:06:34Samuel?
01:06:35Samuel?
01:06:37Samuel?
01:06:38Samuel?
01:06:45Samuel?
01:07:07Samuel?
01:07:12Samuel?
01:07:15Samuel?
01:07:16You don't remember me, do you?
01:07:23Please go now.
01:07:26Samuel?
01:07:26I don't believe!
01:07:48Hey, I need your help.
01:07:50What do you know about genetic memory?
01:07:53We were to demonstrate that long-term memories are built in the brain by creating and strengthening
01:07:59connections between neurons and that these connections join neurons up into a complex network
01:08:04that can recreate memories even years later.
01:08:06This would be a valid theory.
01:08:08However, the molecules in these neural connections are replaced every few weeks.
01:08:14Okay.
01:08:17Okay, think about it.
01:08:18Okay, think about how long-lasting memories can be if they are stored by such an impermanent
01:08:24medium.
01:08:24What if our consciousness does not cease to exist when we die?
01:08:29And where does consciousness go between lives?
01:08:34I mean, even if we were to believe that DNA stores our memories and that we pass them
01:08:38on to our children that way, you would need to be genetically linked to the person whose
01:08:41life you were regressed to.
01:08:42Okay, what if instead consciousness is reborn as someone else who can then access those memories
01:08:47from a previous life?
01:08:52When and how would it enter the new body and how would you even prove that?
01:08:58Yeah.
01:09:18What I saw, what I remembered, it felt real.
01:09:30You could have been reacting to environmental stimuli.
01:09:41Hey.
01:09:42Hey.
01:09:44You know better.
01:09:47Don't add emotion to the science.
01:09:54Yeah.
01:09:55You're right.
01:10:19You're right.
01:10:29You're right.
01:10:32You're right.
01:10:39I see.
01:10:41I see.
01:10:42I can understand your frustration, Senator.
01:10:45The symptoms that you're experiencing are real.
01:10:50It takes a series of specific tests
01:10:52to properly diagnose and treat it.
01:10:57So I'd like to start by having you examined by a neuropsychologist
01:11:02who'll help us better determine the degree of your injury,
01:11:07and we'll take it from there.
01:11:15.
01:11:16.
01:11:16.
01:11:16.
01:11:16.
01:11:17.
01:11:17.
01:11:23.
01:11:23.
01:11:26.
01:11:26.
01:11:26.
01:11:26.
01:11:26.
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01:11:27.
01:11:27.
01:11:27.
01:11:27.
01:11:27.
01:11:27I don't know.
01:12:25I don't know.
01:12:27I don't know.
01:13:03I love you.
01:13:06I always have.
01:13:19I love you.
01:13:23I always have.
01:13:26You and me were meant to be together.
01:13:39It wasn't the first time I saw you.
01:13:43It was the first time you looked at me.
01:14:14It was the first time I saw you.
01:14:15Hey, Samuel.
01:14:16It's me, Leah.
01:14:20I was just...
01:14:22I'm leaving.
01:14:25I've been offered a job in Vancouver.
01:14:27The mailbox you have called is full.
01:14:31I'm leaving.
01:15:01I'm leaving.
01:15:01Okay, great.
01:15:51Samuel?
01:15:52Samuel?
01:16:01Samuel?
01:20:55I remember you.
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