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00:00:26I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:02:40You know, one day you'll learn to relax, Tess, and when that day comes, I won't be able
00:02:44to pass you the blunt quick enough.
00:02:47I do know how to relax.
00:02:48I just also happen to know how to keep my brain cells in check.
00:02:56How do you keep my brain cells in check?
00:02:58Is it like an exercise?
00:03:01That's enough for you.
00:03:02She's calling us dum-dums, Jen.
00:03:04Hey guys, what sort of film should we make?
00:03:07I mean, I was thinking we could make maybe a thriller, or actually we could make a really
00:03:12gory horror, or actually we could make a comedy.
00:03:16Chris's face is funny enough for a B grade alone.
00:03:18What's your name?
00:03:19Bricks.
00:03:22Junian's right though.
00:03:23We need to start thinking about what genre we're going to make.
00:03:26We have to, you know, because four weeks isn't long.
00:03:29We've got to log everyone's responsibilities, you know, like producer and sound engineer.
00:03:35Mr. Herbert said we can't cover for each other on this.
00:03:37We've got to work equally.
00:03:40What Chris?
00:03:41He said that, did he?
00:03:43I wonder who that was aimed at.
00:03:46Well, we should get started right away, right?
00:03:49I mean, I think we should decide on genre, and then we should start brainstorming plot.
00:03:53Guys, it's the weekend, I've got shit planned, right?
00:03:56So, we spent all day learning.
00:03:59Huh?
00:04:00Do you?
00:04:01I thought we were just meeting Dwayne for an April.
00:04:05Married?
00:04:06I don't have this shit without you, you know.
00:04:08Okay, so, I've got plans.
00:04:10Monday we'll do this bollocks.
00:04:12It's not...
00:04:13It's not that.
00:04:14It's 60% of our final grade.
00:04:17Yeah, guys, and I've got to meet my dad this weekend anyway, so Monday, meet here, yeah?
00:04:21Okay, cool.
00:05:26You've left some work for the rest of us, right?
00:05:27By the rest of us, you mean just you, don't you?
00:05:32So, what's the plan Stan?
00:05:35Stan? Oh right, this.
00:05:37Yeah, this isn't actually the film project.
00:05:39I wanted to make sure we all work together on that.
00:05:42No, this is something that, well, I've been kind of working on privately.
00:05:47A screenplay?
00:05:50Well, it's just an idea I've had and I'm way off finishing it.
00:05:55I want it to be perfect before I send it to my sister.
00:05:58Oh yeah, she was involved in the Deadhead movie, wasn't she? That film was awesome.
00:06:03I mean, she's so busy just producing film after film.
00:06:07I haven't seen her since, well, since last year.
00:06:10But she's just doing so well, she's always so busy.
00:06:14This is why it has to be perfect before I send it to her.
00:06:18I've got nothing. Have you heard from the others?
00:06:20No, not since last week in the group chat.
00:06:22They are only ten minutes late, like you are.
00:06:26Point taken. Let's wait.
00:06:27Yeah.
00:06:34Where are you going?
00:06:40I'm going home.
00:06:42I don't think they're coming.
00:06:45Julian, I think this was a mistake.
00:06:48A mistake? Maybe they just forgot.
00:06:50I mean, they've never been the most punctual anyway.
00:06:54I know, I know.
00:06:55It's just, we've got so much to get through.
00:06:58This project means so much.
00:07:00Tessa, it's one assessment.
00:07:02Be fine, don't worry, you've got lazy time.
00:07:04Look, I'll give them a call.
00:07:05Come on.
00:07:26The number one on the dickhead brewskis.
00:07:28Won't your stepdad notice they're gone?
00:07:31Who gives a fuck?
00:07:32He's such a twat.
00:07:34No, I'm good.
00:07:37Where's my phone?
00:07:39I've got dinner with Mum and Dad in a bit.
00:07:47Oh Chris, we've fucked up.
00:07:50Huh?
00:07:51It's the group chat. Julian's been talking on the group chat.
00:07:55I think we were meant to meet up about the film project today?
00:08:00Fuck!
00:08:00Fuck!
00:08:02Shit, yeah.
00:08:04Yeah, that's right.
00:08:07Shit.
00:08:08I mean, they must have done some stuff.
00:08:13They'll have got through more without us, you know?
00:08:18It's Julian.
00:08:24Hey.
00:08:25Hey.
00:08:26Hey Jules.
00:08:27What's up?
00:08:29Yeah.
00:08:30Yeah, it's just...
00:08:32Yeah, I'm round his place.
00:08:35We were watching this weird, funny film.
00:08:37It was...
00:08:39It was...
00:08:40Oh.
00:08:41Well, you and Tess must have got lots done.
00:08:44You're really smart.
00:08:46Oh.
00:08:49Yeah, we forgot.
00:08:51Okay.
00:08:52Okay.
00:08:53Friday?
00:08:54Yeah.
00:08:56Friday sounds good.
00:08:56What?
00:08:57Round here.
00:08:59Mum and dickhead are going Spanish dancing.
00:09:02Sweat.
00:09:03Yeah.
00:09:04Friday round.
00:09:05Oh, you heard it.
00:09:07Okay, cool.
00:09:09Sorry again.
00:09:10Yeah.
00:09:28So, I spoke to Tessa, and she's got a few ideas, and I just wanted a few guys for her.
00:09:34Oh, have you ever seen this video?
00:09:36Yeah.
00:09:36Oh, yeah.
00:09:37Guess what.
00:09:38Yeah, no, but ideas about...
00:09:40No.
00:09:41Huh?
00:09:42I don't have any ideas.
00:09:43Nothing.
00:09:49Well, that time's Tessa getting it. She was always the one with the ideas.
00:09:53I'm not sure exactly what time.
00:09:54Yeah?
00:09:54I bet she'll probably be late.
00:09:55There is this video, though, that you can watch.
00:09:58Yeah.
00:09:58Right.
00:09:59Okay.
00:09:59Guys.
00:10:00Yeah?
00:10:03Nothing.
00:10:05Um...
00:10:05Speaking of Tessa.
00:10:07Hmm?
00:10:08I was.
00:10:09Would you?
00:10:09I did.
00:10:10Yeah?
00:10:11Hello.
00:10:13Yeah!
00:10:16We could have two characters.
00:10:19Mm-hmm.
00:10:20Okay, okay.
00:10:20Yeah?
00:10:22Yeah?
00:10:30Yeah, so, she's gonna be late, I'm just gonna drip this, and then we wanna have a quick chat,
00:10:34yeah?
00:10:34Have fun, mate!
00:10:46Hello there, you must be part of Chris's little study group. Come in, it's chilling tonight.
00:10:59Right, Judy, we'd better go and leave this little brain trust to get going, right?
00:11:03Well, your rhomba does need as much time as possible, so, yes, we best get going.
00:11:11Guys, help yourselves to any snacks and drinks and that, but none of my beers, please, Chris.
00:11:17I never touched your beers, Tony!
00:11:21Have a good night, kids.
00:11:27Okay, so, I was thinking we could go with kind of a drama genre piece, because then we
00:11:32wouldn't need any effects or any over-the-top sets, we'd just need a really compelling storyline.
00:11:37So, I've had some ideas.
00:11:39That piece of shit!
00:11:40Can you believe that?
00:11:42Accusing me, in front of you guys, of drinking his beer!
00:11:45I dunno, he seems harmless.
00:11:47And you did actually drink his beer.
00:11:51Beside the point.
00:11:53Alright, I'm popping outside the blaze.
00:11:55Jen?
00:12:03Oh, hey, Julian!
00:12:07I've got all these ideas.
00:12:10Can I have one?
00:12:13Cool, thanks.
00:12:20Okay, so, I had an idea for a story.
00:12:25Yeah.
00:12:26And, so far, I've got the outline down in here, but I just need, kind of, you know, need a
00:12:34bit of input from you guys, because...
00:12:36Okay, it's fine.
00:12:36You know, I don't want it to all be, you know, my work.
00:12:39I want to hear you guys' input, too.
00:12:42So, yeah.
00:12:43So, this is what I've got so far.
00:12:44There's a few pages of it, actually.
00:12:46Yeah.
00:12:48So, yeah.
00:12:49I mean, do you want to have a read through that?
00:12:51And then I'll keep jotting down some ideas.
00:12:53Yeah, make some notes and stuff.
00:12:54And we can tell the guys when they come back in.
00:12:55Yeah, cool.
00:12:56We've got a pen.
00:12:57Oh, yeah.
00:12:58Well, there's that one.
00:12:58I'll get another one.
00:12:59Oh, no.
00:13:24It's so funny.
00:13:25It's just...
00:13:26You've got to sit.
00:13:29It's getting late and I've got to be getting home soon. Can we please just get on with this?
00:13:35But it's Friday. Why are we doing college work?
00:13:38This college work is the difference between passing and failing the course. We've already lost most of this week.
00:13:45And I suppose that's my fault, is it?
00:13:49Come on man, let's know what she meant.
00:13:51But we haven't hung out as much this year. Not since.
00:13:54It's... I'm sorry.
00:14:00It's just... I've worked so hard to do well this year. I want to do well. I need to.
00:14:09Okay Tessa, what have you got?
00:14:12Well, I have the art line for a story. I don't know if I have time to go through it
00:14:17now. It's so late.
00:14:19Okay, so Tessa's our writer. Jenny, you've got the camcorder from college so you can be director.
00:14:26I'll be producer.
00:14:28Okay, and Julian, you can be editor. You're the best on a computer anyway.
00:14:33Okay, sounds good.
00:14:34Thanks guys. I've got to get going now.
00:14:38Shall I walk you home?
00:14:41Wow, that's creepy.
00:14:46No, no, no. I found my way here and sure I can find my way back.
00:14:49See you guys.
00:15:27Okay.
00:15:29Okay, yes I know. And as I've said, Miss Rose...
00:15:34Sorry, Mrs Rose. As I said, we've been working on locating Duncan, but at this stage...
00:15:40Yes, I know you've said he wouldn't do that, but statistically speaking, it's not uncommon in young men with his
00:15:46background too.
00:15:49No, no, I meant no offence, Mrs Rose.
00:15:54No, no, no, no. There's no need to do that. As I previously said to your husband, we have exhausted
00:16:00all possibilities.
00:16:02And there is no evidence to suggest wrongdoing.
00:16:09Mrs Rose, we will notify you if there is any more...
00:16:13Mrs Rose, we will notify you if there is any more development, but as it stands, Duncan looks like a
00:16:17runaway.
00:16:18Now, I suggest you speak to his friends again, as this is no longer a police matter. Good day.
00:16:25Well, Theodore, it's a little bit more blunt than intended, but you certainly got the delightful Mrs Rose off the
00:16:31line, finally.
00:16:33Yeah, now the lines are free for missing cats, and all Mr Frodo complain about it being moved again.
00:16:38Oh, and Ted's fine, Kathleen, thanks.
00:16:42Mum is how I'll be addressed. Thank you, Ted.
00:16:47Now, update the notes on the Rose Boy case and get it closed off.
00:16:52Then, I've got a very important task for you.
00:16:56Let me guess, black double shot with no sugar.
00:17:02You might be new, kid, but you've got a bright future.
00:17:09Mum?
00:17:10Hmm?
00:17:13I'm just thinking, what if Duncan didn't run away?
00:17:17What if he's still here?
00:17:18I mean, it's causing his parents a lot of worry.
00:17:22Well, his mum at least.
00:17:26You've been living in Dunwich, what?
00:17:30Six months now?
00:17:33You've not met Duncan in that time?
00:17:36His brothers?
00:17:39His sisters on street corners?
00:17:43Every town has a Rose family, believe me.
00:17:48Your hometown must have had one.
00:17:51And don't you bloody say no, otherwise I'll know that your family was that family.
00:17:57Yeah, fair point, and we did.
00:18:00The Fairchild family, bloody hell, you wouldn't want to mess with one of those.
00:18:04How he never got banged up?
00:18:05I'll never know.
00:18:13Still, why would he run away?
00:18:15Duncan, I mean, he hasn't fallen too far from the tree.
00:18:21And they're all still here.
00:18:24So why would he run away?
00:18:27And these proposed changes will likely come into effect before the end of the year.
00:18:31No, no, this is our country's identity that they're taking.
00:18:34They're stripping it away.
00:18:34It's the town's identity.
00:18:36It's the damn foreign supermarket, James.
00:18:38I tell you, it's just terrible.
00:18:40Okay, now, Dick Meltingin, steady on.
00:18:42And now, for some mid-morning rock.
00:18:55Oh, good morning.
00:18:56How are you going?
00:18:58I guess so.
00:19:00I'll try to tell him that's these bags under your eyes.
00:19:03It's all right.
00:19:04Come on.
00:19:05What's on your mind?
00:19:06This is someone like you, Jess.
00:19:09It's just, this year is so important to my future.
00:19:16And I've tried really hard to do my best.
00:19:20But, just, I'm struggling.
00:19:26Well, why don't you let me help with your school stuff?
00:19:29I mean, I know I'm not as good as...
00:19:34No one will ever be as good as your mum with the school stuff, Tess.
00:19:37I mean, she was just a perfect killer.
00:19:39But I will give it my best shot, I promise.
00:19:43Okay.
00:19:44Well, it's for our film studies module.
00:19:46We have to work together to make a film, and it's 60% of the final grade.
00:19:5060?
00:19:51Ouch.
00:19:52I know.
00:19:54The thing is, I'm working on the project with Jenny, Julian and Chris.
00:20:01Local teenager Duncan Rose has been reported by his parents is missing now for over 48 hours.
00:20:06Duncan had previously been given a caution by local police for anti-social behaviour,
00:20:10with police reporting him likely to be a runaway.
00:20:12His parents, though, have raised concerns.
00:20:14Sorry, the issue with working with your best friend is what, is it?
00:20:17Yeah, sorry.
00:20:18It's just, I've been so focused this year on trying to get the best grade that I can,
00:20:24that I haven't really spent any time with them.
00:20:26So, this seemed great.
00:20:30It's just...
00:20:30I'm sorry, did you hear that?
00:20:32I mean, I know that boy.
00:20:35Well, not know him, know him, but that's a bit weird.
00:20:38Yeah, well, listen, I'm sure the Rose boy will be out shouting abuse at pensioners before you know it.
00:20:42But stop stalling, Tess, what is the problem with this project?
00:20:45We have a really limited time to get it done.
00:20:49Like, three weeks.
00:20:50To be on schedule, we should have planned out and written our film in the first week,
00:20:54then three weeks to film and edit it.
00:20:57But, Chris and Jenny are just...
00:21:00I mean, I love them, but...
00:21:03I know.
00:21:06Look, why don't you and Julian do your own projects, yeah?
00:21:10I mean, he follows you around with a lovesick puppy,
00:21:12and you are one smart cookie, Tess, alright?
00:21:15I know you can get this project done in the time given.
00:21:19We can't.
00:21:21The teacher said that we have to detail what each member does for the project,
00:21:26and I can't just let them do fail.
00:21:29Well, maybe they should have focused instead of bringing you down to their level.
00:21:35You've learned from an early age test you can't save everyone, alright?
00:21:38No matter how much you love them.
00:21:40Well, we have a plan of attack.
00:21:42I guess, though, I just had my doubts as to whether everyone would stick to it,
00:21:46but I guess I'll find out today either way.
00:21:48Well, go out there and tell them and show them.
00:21:51Come on, you can do it.
00:21:53Right.
00:21:57Right, I'm going to just go off and go to the gym and have to work on last night's indulgent
00:22:02curry.
00:22:07Oh, I'm praying for you.
00:22:09I'm praying for you.
00:22:30We're waiting for you.
00:22:32Things...
00:22:33Yes, they're quiet here.
00:22:35It's a small town.
00:22:38The Rose family are a rough bunch.
00:22:41Aren't those brothers getting into all sorts of trouble on a Friday night?
00:22:49They don't compare to Russell Rose.
00:22:53Russell? I don't think I've had the pleasure of any bashing from him yet.
00:22:59Likely you won't.
00:23:20Four years ago, we got word from the city that Mr Russell Rose was being released from a stint in
00:23:29the big house.
00:23:32He was coming to Dunwich to stay with his brother and his family.
00:23:38Daryl, as you know, is Duncan's father.
00:23:42So what, Duncan has an uncle out of town now?
00:23:48The Rose family were a nuisance at times, always have been.
00:23:53As I said, every town has that family.
00:23:59But Russell, he was another beast entirely.
00:24:06So wait, he'd been imprisoned for an aggravated assault of a police officer?
00:24:11Bloody hell.
00:24:13This wasn't the first time either.
00:24:15Jesus!
00:24:18The aggravated assault came after Russell had a bit of his pint spilled in the Georgian in Ringlewood.
00:24:29He'd lived there before his stint and sighed.
00:24:34Some poor soul knocked his pint at the bar and paid for it with a broken jaw.
00:24:42An off-duty officer.
00:24:45He went in to break it up and...
00:24:48Russell.
00:24:51That boy's 6'4 and full of blind rage.
00:24:57He smashed a glass in the police officer's eye.
00:25:02Blinding him.
00:25:06Well, he'd been here less than a week before we got the call out.
00:25:12I can't believe I haven't heard about this guy.
00:25:17We'd had a call that he'd been seen in the high street dragging Sarah Curtis by the hair towards the
00:25:24Rose residence.
00:25:29Curtis? The hairdresser?
00:25:33She's only 19 now, right?
00:25:35Fucking hell.
00:25:43We arrived at the scene and found her with him.
00:25:48Covered in...
00:25:49Covered in bruises.
00:25:53We took him in.
00:25:57She refused to press charges so there was nothing we could do.
00:26:0424 hours later, community support officer.
00:26:09Phillip Dickinson.
00:26:11He was working Beedle Street at around 9pm.
00:26:17He heard screams.
00:26:24He arrived to find Russell.
00:26:28He found Russell using Miss Curtis's stomach as a punch bag.
00:26:35He stepped in and, like a fool, dragged Rose off.
00:26:44We got a call from a neighbour looking out of her window at the commotion.
00:26:51Seen it all.
00:26:54She said that nasty Rose was beating up some policemen.
00:27:06Phil was out-sized.
00:27:08He was only 22.
00:27:11Nothing of him really.
00:27:20I was on response with my partner Murray.
00:27:26When we got there, there was no sign of Rose, but...
00:27:32Phillip.
00:27:35Fuck.
00:27:42The doctors advised that Phillip was alive
00:27:47when Russell had finished showering him with punches.
00:27:52He was still alive when Russell dragged him to the road
00:27:55and placed his jaw on the curb.
00:28:02And stamped down.
00:28:28What happened?
00:28:28So what happens next?
00:28:32I just...
00:28:33I don't want to open that file again.
00:28:35You know, I want to...
00:28:35I want to keep my lunch down, thanks.
00:28:37Fucking awful.
00:28:43Well, the same neighbour that called had seen everything.
00:28:49Oh, God.
00:28:53She said that Rose had darted off moments before we arrived,
00:28:56and he'd gone west into the woods.
00:28:59Murray stayed to take witness statements,
00:29:01and I'd set off in pursuit.
00:29:05Those woods...
00:29:06Those woods are dense, and there's two miles squared of...
00:29:11marshland that's...
00:29:12Well, it is practically quicksand.
00:29:17Spent hours, it seemed.
00:29:21I mean, back up arrived, but...
00:29:24Well, we found some of his property leading up to the marshland.
00:29:30It...
00:29:31It would have cost far too much to get the equipment out there
00:29:34to search for a body, but...
00:29:38Everyone who was there...
00:29:41knows that he's down there...
00:29:43deep down in the earth.
00:29:49Even his bloody family didn't kick up a fuss.
00:29:52I was so relieved to have that psycho out of their hands.
00:30:02More importantly, Officer...
00:30:06My mug appears to still be somewhat empty.
00:30:10I was afraid to be a...
00:30:22You...
00:30:28Mark.
00:30:28I'm sorry.
00:30:38I'm sorry.
00:30:38I'm sorry.
00:30:45What do you think they're talking about? They seem really interested. Whatever it is.
00:30:52Ah, well, clearly it's the fucking grass. I mean, what could be more interesting than
00:30:56talking with a bunch of twats about grass?
00:31:08Not made any friends there. Fuck them. Why the fuck is Duane not responding? I'm dying
00:31:15in here.
00:31:26You've got to see this one day. I've heard of these. They're super rare.
00:31:32Well, two birds with one stone.
00:32:00It all looks exactly the same.
00:32:09You know, I did mean to visit lots this year. It's just, well, work's been, you can see.
00:32:15Those all just look so amazing. I can't believe you get to work on movie sets all the time.
00:32:21It's a lot of hard work and it's a lot of long hours. Sometimes it feels more like I'm
00:32:25married to the work than I am to David, but I get to do what I love. So, when's school
00:32:31out? When do I get to take my apprentice to set?
00:32:34I could really work with you.
00:32:35You can work for me. But seriously, you're a smart girl. You always have been. If you
00:32:42get the good grades, then you've got your ticket out of Snoozeville here.
00:32:46Dad around. I have to get off to pre-production soon, but I thought I'd say hi to the old
00:32:51question.
00:32:52You just missed him. He's at the gym.
00:32:55The gym. Dad. Our dad has gone to the gym. I'm your big sister. You can't lie to me.
00:33:01Hand on heart. Pops is at the gym.
00:33:04Good for him. When did this start?
00:33:07He's been going the past few months. I mean, I don't want to sound bitchy about Dad, but
00:33:13he doesn't look any different. He does seem happier though. It's nice to see him smile again.
00:33:22But, since you're leaving me too, I better go bust out a script to save our team from
00:33:26doom.
00:33:51League of Dragoscommons
00:33:52...
00:34:05...
00:36:37Way faster than anyone else.
00:36:39Right, tonight is the night. This is going to be so cool.
00:36:44Come on, we've got the best idea.
00:36:47Thanks.
00:36:48What's this?
00:36:50The drama script. I finished it up. It should come to about 30 minutes tops. Did you forget?
00:37:00Forget drama. Drama's boring. I've got a film and we can shoot the whole thing right now.
00:37:07But we had a plan. We agreed. I spent my weekend on this.
00:37:13Look, Tess, I know you probably bashed this out in like an hour and it's all Oscar worthy, but this
00:37:19is once in a lifetime.
00:37:22We are going to make a found footage horror film.
00:37:27No, we're not, Chris. We all agreed on our roles and I was going to write the script and I
00:37:34spent my entire weekend on this and it's not hard to film.
00:37:40Why are you changing this now?
00:37:41Wow. Come on, guys. This will be really good. This will stand out from everyone else.
00:37:47And tonight, it's the blood moon.
00:37:50The what?
00:37:51Blood moon.
00:37:52Look, Tess has busted her arse on this. Can we just do her script?
00:37:56Look, tonight is the one time in like years and years where the moon gets this sort of blood red
00:38:04colour to it.
00:38:05And they say people's behaviours change. Everyone goes all kind of a little bit insane and twisted.
00:38:12And we can do an entire story around this.
00:38:16Alright, hear me out. You two can be a loved-up couple going for a stroll.
00:38:21Me and Jenny will be the passers-by.
00:38:23And as the night gets on, moon gets higher, shit gets darker.
00:38:31What do you say, T?
00:38:33Sounds pretty good, right?
00:38:36I've just, I've worked really hard on this, okay?
00:38:39And we don't have long left to get this whole project done.
00:38:46Look, we don't have to learn all our lines at once.
00:38:49We can, we can, we could film it in segments.
00:38:52And if we cut between shots, we don't have to learn as much in one go.
00:38:57Tess, I know how much this means to you.
00:38:59But just think, when our film's reviewed, they'll see the blood moon,
00:39:03wonder how we got such a cool effect.
00:39:05They'd be like, oh, cool.
00:39:08They took advantage of a rare change in the moon and shit.
00:39:11A stars all around.
00:39:23So we're going to film it all in one night then?
00:39:26Woo!
00:39:31Okay, action.
00:39:35But, honey, do you really think this is a good idea?
00:39:39I've heard that when the blood moon rises, it brings out the worst in everyone.
00:39:44This is a science experiment, Dr. Woodrow.
00:39:46Tonight, we are the test subjects.
00:39:52But, Professor.
00:39:58There's, we're out in the middle of nowhere.
00:40:00There's no one around.
00:40:02Damn it, Woodrow.
00:40:03Tonight, we are the test subjects.
00:40:07And, now it would appear we have more test subjects.
00:40:10Well, hello, motherfucking doctors!
00:40:13All right, cut!
00:40:21Let's just go for another take of you two coming in.
00:40:24We can cut and edit it from the opening.
00:40:27What was wrong just then?
00:40:29You two are meant to be normal passers-by.
00:40:31This is for college, so let's try and keep the cursing and the joints out of it.
00:40:36Right.
00:40:37We have got to be on our best behavior.
00:40:39That's why, teacher, wouldn't want people actually acting like people fucking do, right?
00:40:45What are you even on about?
00:40:46Okay, let's just go for another take, okay?
00:40:52And, action!
00:40:54Well, tonight, it would appear we have two more test subjects.
00:40:58Well, we are normal people walking in the woods, doing normal things, and not saying bad words.
00:41:05Damn it, cut!
00:41:06Well, watch the language, T.
00:41:07Is that right, Tessa?
00:41:09Let's just take a break, please.
00:41:12Let's have a look.
00:41:13See, I want to see how normal we just looked.
00:41:15Yes, mate.
00:41:16I reckon we were the most normal passers-by ever just now.
00:41:25I can't do this anymore, Julian.
00:41:27They can't even be serious for one night.
00:41:29Look, I know none of this is going to be planned, but I'm sure we can salvage something from it.
00:41:33It'll be okay.
00:41:34It'll be fine.
00:41:36I just...
00:41:37I can't work with them anymore.
00:41:39I just...
00:41:39I can't.
00:41:54You fucking arsehole.
00:41:59Sorry, Jenny, but you just followed him lying like a fucking lap dog.
00:42:02Oh, right.
00:42:02He's actually a real arsehole.
00:42:04All right, calm down, mate.
00:42:05We're just trying to get some more footage.
00:42:06No.
00:42:07You knew how important this was for Tessa.
00:42:09You knew, but you wouldn't put a lid on your own fucking bullshit for one fucking month.
00:42:13Not even for one fucking night.
00:42:16You know, I wanted to give you guys a chance.
00:42:18Chance after chance after chance.
00:42:19But do you know what?
00:42:20We're done.
00:42:21We're finished here.
00:42:22We'll salvage something from this because we actually give a fucking shit.
00:42:25Wankers.
00:42:44He's right, you know.
00:42:47After this year, nothing will be the same.
00:42:50Everyone will move away and get fancy new jobs.
00:42:58Do you...
00:42:59Do you even really care?
00:43:04You.
00:43:06You're taking that fucking prick's side.
00:43:09He tears into me and you said nothing.
00:43:15Look.
00:43:16Let's just go to them.
00:43:19Say sorry.
00:43:20Then we can all get along again.
00:43:23We just need to get it together, Chris.
00:43:48We just need to get it together, Chris.
00:43:59Julian!
00:44:00Julian!
00:44:02Julian!
00:44:04Stop!
00:44:11What was that back there?
00:44:15I didn't say anything that shouldn't have been said.
00:44:18Don't get me wrong.
00:44:19I loved it.
00:44:20It's just...
00:44:21It doesn't seem like you.
00:44:23I know, but I could just see it was getting to you.
00:44:25And, you know, Chris was just fucking around.
00:44:28And I didn't want to see you bring you down.
00:44:29And I could see it was getting to you.
00:44:31That was all.
00:44:33You're a good friend, Julian.
00:44:45And I could see it again.
00:44:48Oh, shit!
00:44:48Shit.
00:44:54Hey.
00:44:56Who's that?
00:45:03Fuck off.
00:45:13What, are you deaf?
00:45:15I said fuck off.
00:45:26What's up man, just fuck off!
00:45:29What's up man, just fuck off!
00:45:52What, just let me go!
00:45:55Please!
00:46:01I'll do anything you fucking want!
00:46:06We don't have to fucking do this!
00:46:17We don't have to go!
00:46:23No!
00:46:24No!
00:46:26No!
00:46:31Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:47:17I mean, if you need an extra pair of hands, I don't want to be a burden.
00:47:28So, anyway, are we going to get this movie done this week, do you think?
00:47:31I think, from what we've just seen, we all have some pretty questionable acting skills.
00:47:36Maybe we have something salvageable already?
00:47:39Oh, well, okay, in that case, if we're going to watch a movie, I need to go and get some
00:47:43popcorn, I think.
00:47:46I need to go visit the concession stand.
00:47:51I'm trying to be a gentleman about this.
00:47:53What the hell are you talking about?
00:47:55I don't know if it's just the high, but...
00:47:58I need to go piss back in a minute.
00:48:04Can I not just say that?
00:48:23I'm sorry that this has been, well, a fucking mess.
00:48:27Hey, it's... I just can't fail. It's nothing personal, Jen.
00:48:31I mean, this past year, I've missed you, Tess.
00:48:34I can't imagine what you've been going through with your mum.
00:48:37But we would have been there for you if you'd just have let us.
00:48:40I know that. I just needed to focus on something, something to take my mind off.
00:48:50I still think about her all the time, Jenny.
00:48:53But she would have wanted me to follow my dreams, and if I'm going to follow them, I have to
00:48:58get this grade.
00:48:59But, enough talking about grades until Julian's back.
00:49:03What is the deal with you and Chris?
00:49:06Me and Chris?
00:49:07What do you mean?
00:49:09We're mates, just like all of us.
00:49:11So, you don't want him to be your boyfriend then?
00:49:15Come on, we're alone out here.
00:49:17Aren't girls supposed to talk about boys and stuff?
00:49:21I'll tell you what the deal is with me and Chris if you tell me how you really, really deep
00:49:27down feel about your boy Julian.
00:49:30Julian? Okay. Julian's very sweet and we're good friends. Just good friends. Nothing more.
00:50:06Does he know you're just good friends? Because he looks at you like...
00:50:10Like how you look at Chris?
00:50:14Where's the popcorn then?
00:50:15Guys, are you following me back there?
00:50:19No, seriously, it felt like I was being watched back there.
00:50:22Anyway, what did I miss?
00:50:26This is a science experiment. We are looking to document...
00:50:29Gee, I don't think I was that bad.
00:50:35Hey, hey, that could be the star turning performance.
00:50:38I mean, you were rude to me earlier, but this could actually be useful.
00:50:44Yeah, can we just agree not to use any of that shit please?
00:50:49For fuck's sake, just play it.
00:50:56But Professor, we're out in the middle of nowhere. There's no one around.
00:51:02Dammit Woodrow, we are the test subjects tonight.
00:51:07Hey, who was that?
00:51:09Who was what?
00:51:10Just rewind it back a sec.
00:51:12Pause, there!
00:51:15What is that?
00:51:16I don't know, it could be some reflection of something on the lens.
00:51:21Did you record any more?
00:51:23I recorded up until I got here, mainly because I didn't know I was filming.
00:51:31Which means...
00:51:33Which means what, Jen?
00:51:36Me and Chris, we had...
00:51:40He wasn't being himself.
00:51:42He's always like that.
00:51:43Everyone's just too concerned to upset him to call him out on it.
00:51:45Don't worry about it.
00:51:46Oh, come on, Julian.
00:51:47We should get back to him.
00:51:48I mean, at least Chucky's got home okay.
00:51:50He seemed really stoned.
00:51:52I don't care.
00:51:53Everyone's seen me have a massive breakdown on there.
00:51:55Just...
00:51:55Let's see the dickhead that we know he is.
00:51:57Let's play the video.
00:52:07Listen, I know.
00:52:08I thought it'd be on fire times.
00:52:09But we were just hanging out in Spence back then.
00:52:11Things change.
00:52:25Well, guys, seriously, there's something wrong here.
00:52:27Look at this.
00:52:28Look.
00:52:29Who the fuck is that?
00:52:31Look.
00:52:35Chris is back there all alone.
00:52:36Who are those people?
00:52:38Hang on, we need to think about this.
00:52:40Because they could be fucking dangerous.
00:52:41I mean, there could be anything creeping around in the woods.
00:52:43Like, look at it.
00:52:43I need to get...
00:52:45Julian, come on, we've got to go.
00:52:46She doesn't know what she's getting herself into.
00:52:47No, we need to call the police.
00:52:48Listen, it's dangerous.
00:52:50We could be walking at anything.
00:52:51They could be...
00:52:52It's getting late.
00:52:53We need to go home.
00:52:54We need to stop fucking around.
00:52:56We just need to go home.
00:52:56Julian, fuck!
00:53:03Chris!
00:53:04Chris!
00:53:06Chris, where are you?
00:53:14Chris!
00:53:16Chris, where are you?
00:53:17What are you doing?
00:53:18What are you doing?
00:53:21We need to go, quick!
00:53:30We need to go, quick!
00:53:42Shit! God! Let me see. Stay still. No, no, no, don't touch it. I have to see. I have
00:53:48to help. Why does it look? Is it bad? Can you walk on it? No. Come on, we have to
00:53:56go.
00:53:57The others might be in danger. Come on, we've got to go. Chris quit playing about. Chris
00:54:04There's freaks out here. We need to get out of here, Chris.
00:54:20What the fuck is that?
00:54:44What the fuck is that?
00:54:45What the fuck is that?
00:55:23that was jenny that must have been jay we gotta go come on let's get you up come on i'll
00:55:30try
00:55:30i'll try it look i've got to go and find jenny and chris okay i'll i'll go on ahead no
00:55:41not on your own
00:55:42you can't go out there on your own there's freaking freaks out there you heard that scream julian it
00:55:46was jenny okay i've got to go and find it give me your hoodie your hoodie give me your hoodie
00:55:52we've got to keep it elevated it'll help trust me
00:56:02okay okay right we'll come straight back okay i promise wait
00:56:10be careful can't have our director getting lost can we
00:56:40that's duncan rose
00:56:46i've got to take this to the police
00:57:05jeannie
00:57:09oh
00:57:11Oh!
00:57:13Jenny! Oh my god.
00:57:15Come on!
00:57:16Jenny! Jenny!
00:57:19Oh my god.
00:57:21Jenny! Jenny!
00:57:22Come on.
00:57:24Oh my god, oh my god. Come on.
00:57:27It's okay. You're okay.
00:57:28It's okay. It's okay.
00:57:31Oh my god.
00:57:33Oh my god. Come on.
00:57:39It's okay.
00:57:50Jillian!
00:57:58No!
00:58:01No!
00:58:05No!
00:58:11No!
00:58:16Help!
00:58:20Help!
00:58:50No!
00:58:58Jenny!
00:59:07Jenny!
00:59:09No!
00:59:10No!
00:59:43No!
00:59:44Tessa, what's happened?
00:59:45What's happened?
00:59:47Oh my god, come and sit down.
00:59:49Come and sit down.
00:59:51Listen to me.
00:59:52Calm down.
00:59:53Calm down.
00:59:54No, you're worrying me now.
00:59:55Okay?
00:59:56What's happened?
00:59:57Okay, is it a boy?
01:00:00Tessa, listen, has someone done something to you?
01:00:03Tessa, for god's sake!
01:00:05Please!
01:00:07They killed them, and they're coming after me.
01:00:10So listen, who killed who, and who's coming after you?
01:00:15The funniest of them.
01:00:17They had their old white masks on.
01:00:20They were dressed in black, and they tried to tear down.
01:00:27They killed them, and they're coming to me.
01:00:29Okay, you're saying this.
01:00:30Shh, shh, shh, shh.
01:00:32Okay, listen, I need you to relax, okay?
01:00:36I need you to calm down.
01:00:38Now where were you, Tessa?
01:00:41We were in the woods.
01:00:45We were in the woods, and they had these white masks on, and they just wouldn't stop having him.
01:01:00It's okay, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
01:01:03Now listen to me, listen.
01:01:06Okay, you're safe now.
01:01:08Right now, I'm going to call the police.
01:01:11Right, you're safe.
01:01:21Don't.
01:01:24Help.
01:01:28Help.
01:01:32Help.
01:01:38Help.
01:01:40Listen, decision.
01:01:42No!
01:02:12Ah!
01:03:04Mr. Barrett, Tessa was an A grade student through school and was tracking to do incredibly
01:03:09well through college.
01:03:11Did she ever seem like the stress was getting to her?
01:03:19Naturally smart like a mother.
01:03:21Ah yes, Melissa Barrett.
01:03:23She passed in the last year.
01:03:26My condolences, Mrs. Tremont.
01:03:33A young girl, dealing with the loss of such a key loved one during such an important year
01:03:39of academia.
01:03:40It happens all the time, I'm afraid to say.
01:03:44Mr. Barrett, I'm truly sorry.
01:03:46We still have some questions to get through.
01:03:48It's routine really.
01:03:49Does she ever speak of being unhappy?
01:03:53Mr. Barrett, talk us through the events of last night.
01:04:01I know it's difficult, Mr. Barrett, but please.
01:04:08Um, I came home from the gym.
01:04:12What gym did you return from, Mr. Barrett?
01:04:16I went to the gym in town on the corner of, um, Castle Lane.
01:04:20What time did you leave the gym?
01:04:22How long were you there?
01:04:24Did anyone see you there?
01:04:28I, um, I go every other evening, eight o'clock, um, and I'm home, um, by just after ten,
01:04:36and at five past ten, I, I found, I found that, um...
01:04:50Was there anyone, anyone at all that your daughter might have had conflicts with?
01:04:54Where did you find her, Mr. Barrett?
01:05:00I went to check on her.
01:05:03She'd been out with her friends, um, working on a project, you know, a film studies project.
01:05:12I went to her room, and I found her.
01:05:17My daughter.
01:05:21She was hiding.
01:05:23Hey, hey, it's okay.
01:05:25I think we have enough, Officer West.
01:05:27It's clearly a very, very tragic case of a young mind unable to take the pressures of college life.
01:05:36Thank you for your time, Mr. Barrett.
01:05:38Sorry, boss.
01:05:40But the markers found on her neck seem inconsistent with the rope found on her.
01:05:43Mr. Barrett, are you aware of a number of Tessa's school friends have, this morning, been reported missing?
01:05:50Is there anyone?
01:05:51Officer, we are done with this line of inquiry.
01:05:55Thank you very much for your time, Mr. Barrett.
01:05:58Mr. Barrett, with the recent disappearance of local teenager, Duncan Rose,
01:06:02and now the parents of Jenny Furrow have reported their daughter missing, too.
01:06:05Doesn't make sense.
01:06:06Mr. Barrett, Wes, that is enough.
01:06:09You need to work on your bedside manner.
01:06:12Go and wait in the squad car.
01:06:19Mrs. Tremont, would you mind showing Officer Wes out, please, if you don't mind?
01:06:26We'll discuss this back at the station, but don't you ever talk over me again.
01:06:50She wouldn't have killed herself. I saw her. She was herself. Happy. Excited to come and work with me. She'd
01:06:56never do this.
01:06:57Mrs. Tremont, Alison, I am truly, truly sorry for your loss. Rest assured, I'll be part of this investigation to
01:07:06the finish. I... I'm sorry for my conduct earlier.
01:07:10Mrs. This wasn't suicide, okay? I know... something... something's happened to Tessa.
01:07:17I'll... I'll find... I'll find out what's going on. Okay?
01:07:23Mr. Barrett, I think this concludes things from our side. My sincere condolences for your loss.
01:07:34Rest assured, Noel, you did the right thing. He will greatly appreciate the sacrifice you have made for him.
01:07:44Let's pray.
01:07:51Father, I'm beg of joined, Mybernate, to Milk North
01:07:53Let me rest in the mini wishes, and Uhm...
01:07:57what can't you face?
01:08:10I'd never intimate.
01:09:08Tess.
01:09:19Tess.
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