How about that?
- Hey. - What have you got?
I found this really unusual rock.
Kind of looks like an animal.
Oh yeah, I can kinda see that.
Sort of looks like a rock.
- (DOOR OPENS) - Hey.
Hey.
What if we were to hold off
telling Emma about the other thing for now?
Oh, I'm so glad you said that.
Seriously, the stress of it and the baby has been killing me.
Yeah, I could tell. Hey, Em, come on!
We gotta get going on the road, alright?
Wait - 'stress of the baby'.
You're not having doubts, are you?
Come on, babe. Careful.
Will you come to dinner tonight?
Oh, sweetie, I'm sorry, I can't.
How come?
I have to go to a friend's birthday party.
Oh.
OK. (GRUNTS)
- Home time! - Yay! Let's go!
Yeah.
- Are you joking? - Shit.
- Don't joke. - Why would I joke about something like that?
- What does it say? - It's the battery.
- Call the RAA. - Right! Good idea, babe.
I'll call the RAA. They'll send someone out here in no time.
- Damn. - Wait, I don't even have any reception.
Neither do I. It's OK.
Please don't tell me it's OK until you know it's OK.
Look, if somebody comes out here, they can jump-start us.
If somebody comes out here? Who's coming out here?
We were here all day yesterday and nobody came here.
So stupid.
- Alright. Alright. Look... - I've got no reception at all. I don't even have a bar.
I can go to the top of that hill, see if there's any reception out there.
Em, stay in the car with Mary. I'll be right back.
- That's miles away. - It's fine. Just stay here.
Everything's going to be fine.
Are you OK?
Yeah. Yeah.
You don't seem like you're OK.
Yeah. It's probably the hormones.
Dad seems happy.
I don't remember him being this happy before.
He was hiding stuff from me.
He tried to look happy for me, but I knew he wasn't.
He's happy now.
Hey! Did you reach someone?
Gary!
They're sending someone over.
How long?
I don't know. Shouldn't be too long.
We're 200km from Adelaide.
They've gotta have drivers closer than that.
If they get here by 3,
we can get home, plenty of time to spare.
4, even. I've gotta get some shade.
What time is it now?
It's just before midday, baby. It won't be long, I promise.
MARY: Did you give them our exact location?
Yes. I already told you.
- The operator said... - Well, why aren't they here?
I don't know! OK?
I can go back to the top of that hill...
No, you can't! You can't leave Emma here with me!
Fuck!
Why the fuck did we come here?
You know why. We had a plan.
We didn't realise that this was gonna happen.
- I have to go. - Where?
Away! Away from you, away from her!
I have to get as far as I possibly can from both of you!
How are you gonna...? What are you even talking about? How are you gonna do that?
I just fucking have to run somewhere!
You're just gonna lock yourself in the car and if I...
..you make it out of here, just come back and get me in the morning.
Fuck! I'm so sorry.
You do not need to be sorry.
Listen to me.
It is not your fault.
It is never your fault.
I love you.
I love you too.
Where's Mary going?
Wait in the car.
Don't worry about it. Just stay in the car.
I need to go to the toilet.
What do you mean?
I mean I need to go to the toilet.
- Is it a one or a two? - Dad.
- Hold it in. - No.
Emma, I also need to go to the toilet.
Then why don't you go.
I can't let you go outside.
Dad, are you serious?
How many times do I have to tell you
how important it is that you stay in this car?
You haven't told me why.
It's dangerous. That's why.
Then why did Mary go running off like that?
We slept out there last night.
What are you doing? Stop.
Stop it.
Emma, stop!
Emma... Emma, seriously, stop that.
Stop!
OK! OK.
OK. OK.
The first time Mary and I went on a date together,
we went to an underground bar.
So there were no windows or anything like that,
where you could see outside...
..in the bar.
We were meant to have lunch.
But we drank a little,
like adults do.
And, um...
..lost track of...
..time.
And...
No.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Oh, God.
Fuck!
MAN: You right?
- Get back in your car! - What?
It's not safe! Get back in your car!
- What you doing here? - We, um...
Our car broke down.
Right.
We can take a look at that for you.
- Can't we? - Yeah, I think we can do that.
I appreciate that, but, um... we're good.
I called the, uh, RAA
and they should actually be here at any minute.
The RAA don't come out this far, mate.
Is it your battery?
Go on, pop the hood for us. Get out.
(PULLS DOOR HANDLE REPEATEDLY)
No. No.
Why not?
We're being helpful.
You have to listen to me. It is not safe out here.
You're right about that.
(MAN HITS WINDOW)
(GROWLS)
Get out of the fucking car.
(PULLS DOOR HANDLE)
Dad... Dad!
I can't... I can't do that.
I can't. I can't do that.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Just take this.
Get back in your car, and just get out of here.
Get out.
- (BARKS) - (SCREAMS)
Dad!
- Go on, out you get! - Get out of this fucking car!
Stop! Out you get!
- Get out of the fucking car. - Out of the fucking car!
(MAN BARKS) (BOTH LAUGH)
- Get out. - Get out!
Trying to fucking help you, mate.
Get out of the fucking car.
Dad!
(MEN SHOUT AND GROWL)
Guys, just stop. Stop! Stop!
- Out of the fucking car! - (BARKS)
- (LOUD GROWL) - Agh!
- (RUSTLING) - (MAN GASPS AND GROANS)
Dad, what's happening?
- (SCREAMS) - (GROWLING)
Agh!
(MAN GASPS FOR BREATH)
(LOW GROWLING)
Help! (SCREAMS)
Dad!
- (GROWLING) - Fucking help!
(GROANS)
Agh!
- (GASPS) - (SOBS)
(LOW GROWLING)
(SILENCE)
(SOFT GROWLING)
Jayden.
Jayden?
(SOFT GROWLING)
- (GROWL) - Oh! (BREATHES HEAVILY)
(MAN SCREAMS)
Help... me!
Fuck!
(MAN SCREAMS)
- (SNARLS) - (SCREAMS)
(CONTINUES SCREAMING)
(SNARLS)
What is it?
It's Mary.
She turns into a wolf sometimes.
(HOWLS)
(STARTS HYPERVENTILATING)
Em, Em, Em, Em!
Em, look at me, baby. You're OK. You're OK.
We're gonna breathe. We're gonna breathe.
Follow my heart. Follow my breath.
Damn!
Look. Look who I got. Look who I got.
Baby, I need you to breathe.
I need you to breathe. Come on.
(SINGS) # There is freedom within
# There is freedom without
# Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup
# There's a battle ahead
# Many battles are lost
# But you'll never see the end of the road
# While you're travelling with me
# Hey now, hey now
- # Don't dream it's over... # - (BREATHING SLOWS)
# Hey now, hey now
# When the world comes in
# They come, they come
# To build a wall between us
(FAINTLY) # We know they won't win. #
You're safe. You're safe.
(EXHALES HEAVILY)
(INAUDIBLE)
(FORTRESS BY QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE PLAYS)
# Your heart is like a fortress
# You keep your feelings locked away
# Is it easier?
# Does it make you feel safe?
# You wander through the darkness
# Of wilderness behind your eyes
# I know you're afraid
# But you gotta move on
# Every fortress falls
# It is not the end
# It ain't if you fall
# But how you rise that says
# Who you really are
# So get up and come through
# If ever your fortress caves
# You're always safe
# I believe I know you
# Yet, I don't truly know myself
# I pray you won't feel as alone as I have felt
# I don't want to fail you so
# I'll tell you the awful truth
# Everyone faces darkness on their own
# As I have done, so will you
# Every fortress falls
# It is not the end
# It ain't if you fall
# But how you rise that says
# Who you really are
# So get up and go through
# If ever your fortress caves
# You're always safe in mine
# The Earth spins round the sun
# And behold
# Everything happens
# Every night falls prey to sunrise
# Every fortress falls
# It is not the end
# It ain't if you fall
# But how you rise that says
# Who you really are
# So get up and go through
# If ever your fortress caves
# You're always safe in mine
# If ever your fortress caves
# You're always safe in mine
# If ever your fortress caves
# You're always safe in mine
# Come on through
# Come on through... #