A Ghost Story (2017)

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Casey Affleck as C • Rooney Mara as M • McColm Cephas Jr. as Little Boy • Kenneisha Thompson as Doctor • Grover Coulson as Man in Wheelchair • Liz Cardenas as Linda • Barlow Jacobs as Gentleman Caller

Recently deceased, a white-sheeted ghost returns to his suburban home to console his bereft wife, only to find that in his spectral state he has become unstuck in time, forced to watch passively as the life he knew and the woman he loves slowly slip ...

United States of America • Fantasy • Drama • Mystery • Romance

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1. Why are you laughing?

2. I am so scared.

3. - Why? - I don't know.

4. Don't be scared.

5. When I was little and we used to move all the time,

6. I'd write these notes,

7. and I would fold them up really small...

8. and I would hide them in different places,

9. so that if I ever wanted to go back,

10. there'd be a piece of me there waiting.

11. - Did you ever go back? - No.

12. See? That's what I'm saying.

13. 'Cause I didn't need to.

14. What'd they say?

15. They were just like, old rhymes and poems.

16. Things I wanted to remember about...

17. living in that house, or what I liked about it.

18. Why did you leave?

19. Why'd you leave all those houses?

20. 'Cause I didn't have a choice.

21. Some weird noises in this house.

22. What are you doin'?

23. I was just trying to see how heavy it was, if I could move it.

24. I just had it tuned.

25. That was like a year ago.

26. But it's probably still in tune.

27. Should I try and find movers?

28. - For the piano? - Yeah.

29. Mmm. Are we taking it with us?

30. She said we can if we want to.

31. Um... we can probably find a better one if we just...

32. Is there something there?

33. What was that?

34. I don't know.

35. Maybe something fell on the piano.

36. What time is it?

37. My heart's racing.

38. Can I have a minute?

39. - Wait. - Yes?

40. Never mind.

41. Are you okay?

42. - Are you sure? - Yeah.

43. - I'll be just around the corner. - Thank you.

44. No, no, it's not your fault.

45. I've been away.

46. Are you gonna be okay to drive home?

47. Yeah. Are you?

48. Thanks for taking me home.

49. Yeah.

50. Call me this week.

51. Okay.

52. Hey.

53. This shouldn't be so hard.

54. I really don't wanna talk about this anymore tonight, okay?

55. Well, can we talk about it tomorrow?

56. Okay, maybe.

57. Here.

58. Okay?

59. Carlos!

60. No, no, no, no. Si, no.

61. Okay?

62. Yasmina.

63. Mama.

64. I don't know if you believe in the spirit world.

65. - I do. - You do?

66. Well, then this next phenomenon will really fascinate you.

67. I know it sounds strange, but it does begin with,

68. "Pick a card, any card," so pick one out.

69. And you got it?

70. - Burn the image into your mind. - Yeah. Got it, got it.

71. I want you to watch this very closely.

72. Because if the spirits are with us in this haunted house...

73. they need to find the card.

74. Holy shit.

75. I don't-I don't- I don't have a problem with it

76. if it's two people in love.

77. It's some sort of expression of, you know, kind of...

78. It sounds like you don't think women should do that.

79. If it's not gonna be that

80. and it's not gonna make us any money, then why—

81. - And those are your two polarities? - Polarities?

82. Priorities or whatever. Money's just money.

83. You gotta take that out of the equation. Now what?

84. Well, that's what I was saying. It's not just—

85. No, no, you can find a reason.

86. And I wanna find out what happens, too!

87. So, no money.

88. What have you got left?

89. You've got... other people.

90. You got Clara, you've got time.

91. Time's a big one.

92. But you've got about as much as anyone else, give or take.

93. What about God? Maybe you've got God.

94. Do you?

95. - What? Have God? - Yes.

96. No.

97. Okay.

98. Well, here's how I break it down.

99. A writer writes a novel.

100. A songwriter writes a song.

101. A symphonist writes a symphony... which is maybe the best example

102. because all the best ones were written for God.

103. So, tell me what happens if Beethoven's writing his "Ninth Symphony"

104. and suddenly he wakes up one day

105. and realizes that God doesn't exist.

106. So, suddenly all of these notes and chords and harmonies

107. that were intended to, you know, supersede the flesh,

108. you realize, "Oh, that's just physics."

109. So Beethoven says, "Shoot, God doesn't exist,

110. so I guess I'm writing this for other people.

111. It's just nuts and bolts now."

112. He didn't have any children, that I can recall,

113. - but if he did— - He had a nephew.

114. - He had a what? - A nephew, he had a nephew.

115. Okay. Great. So he-he writes it for him.

116. Or Immortal Beloved.

117. Yes.

118. Or for whoever that was.

119. But let's leave love out of this

120. and let's wrap this all up under the blanket

121. of someone thinking,

122. "This is something that they'll remember me for."

123. And they did. And we do.

124. And sure enough, we do what we can to endure.

125. We build our legacy piece by piece,

126. and maybe the whole world will remember you,

127. or maybe just a couple of people,

128. but you do what you can to make sure you're still around

129. after you're gone.

130. And so we're still reading this book,

131. we're still singing the song,

132. and kids remember their parents and their grandparents

133. and everyone's got their family tree, and Beethoven's got his symphony,

134. and we've got it too.

135. And everyone will keep listening to it f...

136. for the foreseeable future.

137. But...

138. that's where things start breaking down,

139. because your kids—

140. Do you have kids?

141. Wait, who here has kids?

142. You? Your kids are gonna die.

143. Yours too. Yours too.

144. Hey, just sayin'. They're all gonna die,

145. and their kids will die, and so on, and so on.

146. And then there's gonna be one big-one big tectonic shift.

147. Yosemite will blow and the western plates will shift,

148. and the oceans will rise, the mountains will fall,

149. and 90 percent of humanity will be gone.

150. One fell swoop. This is just science.

151. Whoever's left will...

152. go to higher ground

153. and social order will fall away,

154. and we will revert to scavengers and hunters

155. and gatherers, but maybe there's someone...

156. someone who one day hums a melody they used to know.

157. And it gives everyone a little bit of hope.

158. Mankind's on the verge of being wiped out,

159. but it keeps going a little bit longer

160. because someone hears someone else hum a melody in a cave

161. and the physics of it in their ear

162. make them feel something other than fear or hunger or hate,

163. and mankind carries on

164. and civilization gets back on track.

165. And now you're thinking you're gonna finish that book.

166. But it won't last.

167. 'Cause by and by, the planet's gonna die.

168. In a few billion years the sun will become a red giant

169. and it'll, uh, eventually swallow Earth whole.

170. This is a fact.

171. Now, maybe by that point,

172. we'll have set up shop on some completely different planet.

173. Good for us. Maybe we've figured out a way

174. of carrying with us all these things that matter.

175. They've got a photocopy of the Mona Lisa out there,

176. someone sees it, mixes a little bit of alien dirt with some spit,

177. paints something new, the whole thing keeps going.

178. [Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony" playing

179. But even that doesn't matter. Because even if some form of mankind

180. carries some recording of Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony"

181. all the way into the future,

182. the future's gonna hit a brick wall.

183. The universe will keep expanding,

184. and it'll eventually take all matter with it.

185. Everything you've ever strived for,

186. everything that you and some stranger

187. on the other side of the planet share with some future stranger

188. on some entirely different planet without even knowing it,

189. everything that ever made you feel big or stand up tall,

190. it'll all go.

191. Every atom in this dimension...

192. will be pulled apart by force as simple as...

193. And then all these shredded particles

194. will contract again...

195. and... the universe is gonna

196. suck itself back into a speck too small for any of us to see.

197. So, you can write a book...

198. but the pages will burn.

199. You can sing a song and pass it down.

200. You can write a play and hope that folks will remember it...

201. keep performing it.

202. You can build your dream house...

203. but ultimately none of that matters any more

204. than digging your fingers into the ground to bury a fence post.

205. Or... or fucking.

206. Which I guess is just about the same thing.

207. Thank you, O Lord, for these, Thy blessings,

208. which we are about to receive from Thy bounty.

209. Through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

210. This is good.

211. This is good.

212. We'll have this house built.

213. Put it right there.

214. There. You see it? I know you can't see it.

215. A little house at first, but...

216. Here we are.

217. Take a look around.

218. We've got two, uh, bedrooms back there with a bathroom.

219. The kitchen's that way.

220. There's a study/den.

221. We, um, haven't had any tenants in a few months...

222. - so it's a little musty. - Does it come with the piano?

223. Oh, it's... always—

224. It's always been here.

225. - It's— If you want— - Does it come?

226. It's always been here.

227. - I can't hear you. - I—

228. Yeah, if you keep playing...

229. - you can't hear me. - I'm just kidding.

230. Uh, it's always been here.

231. If you want, I can have it removed.

232. No.

233. I-I gotta take this.

234. Um, make yourself at home.

235. Thank you, Linda.

236. Hello?

237. Hey.

238. Oh, no, I'm showing a house right now.

239. That's what people do. They leave, they go away,

240. and then they come home again.

241. I'm the one who's always here.

242. What is it you like about this house so much?

243. Seriously?

244. History?

245. What does that mean?

246. Honey, we've got history.

247. Not as much as you think.

248. This isn't how it's supposed to work.

249. We're supposed to make decisions together.

250. - Don't you understand that? - Yes.

251. So why am I the only one making them?

252. Because I don't want what you want.

253. 'Cause you want to stay here?

254. Mm-hmm.

255. Why?

256. Hi.

257. Hi.

258. Hey.

259. What?

260. It's okay. We can go.

261. We can go.

262. I don't understand.

263. Something fell on the piano.

264. What time is it?