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Heirloom, The (2024)

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Heirloom, The (2024)

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(crinkling of paper)

Using the stem of one of your...

I got birthday flowers.

(crinkling of paper)

Ok, so we have some mucus.

Oh my God, it's foul.

It's foul.

(sad music)

(sad music)

Oh, oh, oh!

Oh, yeah!

How do I look...

through the tube?

Oh, so good, baby. So

good, give it to me.

How do I look through the tube?

You look good.

Oh, oh, oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Hello?!

There she is!

Tube boy, knock, knock.

-Little tube boy.

-There's my baby!

Oh, I'm in the tube.

I'm stuck in the

tube, I can't get out!

I'm stuck in the tube,

and I can't get out!

And then, ooh!

You want some popcorn, baby?

-And then out. -Okay.

I'm gonna make popcorn.

Do you want some?

I'm good, honey.

(sad music)

(laughing)

I'm coming in, honey!

Get ready for your close-up.

(bell ringing)

(moaning)

(laughing)

What are you laughing about?

This one time as a

kid, we went skiing.

Drove up to a cabin.

And, after skiing, we

went into the little town...

and had dinner at a restaurant.

And then, when we got home,

my mom got food poisoning.

And, it was a really

small, little cabin.

And I just remember...

hearing my mom puke,

like, all night long,

and it was like violent puking.

(sad music)

And then, there was a

joke, don't get the-

(laughing)

And then there was

a joke in my family,

like, don't...

Like, don't get the kung...

Don't get-Don't get the-

Don't get the chicken-

I can't!

Don't get the chicken kung pao.

(laughing)

There's something funny, too,

about, like, my

mom getting sick,

like, she just never,

ever showed any,

any like cracks

of vulnerability.

So, for her to...

to hear her puke, I

think it just like...

stuck with me.

That's nice.

Can you rub me a

little higher or lower?

You're just like

right on my liver.

Yeah.

(dramatic music)

(children yelling)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

-Hello! -Hello, my honey!

Hello, my baby.

Hello, my ragtime gal.

Hello, my honey.

How's it going, baby?

Okay.

So, I've been in touch

with these women.

It's actually kind of

like a whole thing.

I emailed this woman

who posted this

advertisement online for

Chinese Cresty puppies.

I emailed her, she

didn't have any available.

But, she put in touch with

this other woman she knows

that also breeds

Chinese Cresties.

They're kind of like

a community of women.

She also didn't have any.

But then, she put me

in touch with this

woman named Dee.

Dee just emailed me

back, and she's whelping.

Whelping is when

dogs give birth.

That's what they call

when they're having a litter.

Okay.

Dee is whelping...

a litter, in two weeks.

And she said that we

can get on the list and

reserve one of these dogs.

All we have to do is

send a $1000 deposit

in the next 24

hours, and it's ours.

Very cute.

-Very cute. -I mean...

Very cute, very sweet.

-Very cute. -So cute.

-I love it. -I did research.

There's no harmful

treatment of the animals.

None of this puppy mill sh*t.

It's all- and price capped.

So, these are $2000.

This is basically

just to pay for

the upkeep of the situation.

That's why it's

this price point,

so it's very much

not for profit.

Do you mind if I just kind of-

So, I think we should do it.

I think we should

just jump on it.

Okay, so there's a

couple things that are

kind of pinging for me.

So, I'm just-if I can

just go in and I'll just

kind of run through

them, if that's okay?

So, firstly, I guess

just this is obviously

not what we discussed, right?

This is a deviation

from the rescue plan.

I understand, but honestly,

I've sent like 200

emails for rescue dogs,

haven't gotten a

single response back.

And if we want a dog,

I think we really have

to act, like, now.

Because lockdown is

coming, winter is coming.

It's just, it's not gonna-

You're bringing kind

of an immediacy to, like,

"Lockdown is coming,

we have to get a dog now,"

I don't mean to do

an impression of you,

but just that's kind of

the emotionality of it.

And then I feel like, okay,

I've been vegan for ten years.

It's important to

me to get a rescue.

It feels like I'm in

a difficult position,

where it's like, okay,

I have to act now,

I have to act now,

I have to act now.

And it's gonna make

us compromise and

I feel like, if we're

going to do that,

we should make sure

we've turned over

every single stone.

And I kind of don't

feel like we have.

I've tried and it's

just not working,

and this is like close

to the same thing

with an ethical breeder.

They're, they're animal lovers.

Ethical breeder is another thing

I personally really don't buy.

It's kind of in the, like,

free range egg paradigm

type oxymoronical.

So, what's the deal,

it's a not-for-profit.

So then, what is it for,

would be my question.

'Cause, from my perspective-

If they didn't breed them...

There's an incentive.

the breed would go extinct.

There would be no

more Chinese Cresties

if it weren't

for-Look, she says,

"I am a preservationist.

What is called a hobby breeder.

I breed not-for-profit."

So, this is a freak who is-

If no one was breeding them...

An obsession with

a particular breed.

how would they continue?

Who cares? Who cares?

Who cares? I thought

you were a vegan?

Yeah, I'm a

consequentialist, honey.

I don't want to cause suffering.

I just feel-

Honey...

Can you not?

What do you want me

to say to this, like...?

I'm down to get a dog.

I don't even honestly want one.

It's like, I'm willing

to compromise on

getting one in the first place,

so then I want

you to compromise.

You want a dog, I

don't want a dog.

I'm willing to get a dog

because you want a dog.

I can compromise for

you, but then I need you

to help me, so if it's

us versus the problem,

when can we tackle the problem?

Because I'm tackling

the problem every day.

I send emails every day.

Any time, any time.

When, now?

No, not, see that's

not-Love, no, not now.

Tomorrow? I need a lot of time.

Can we-do you have

your calendar?

This is competitive,

and if we're gonna

get it your way,

I need your time.

Send me-you know

what, the best way to do it,

and I'm gonna sound like

a jerk, is send me an email,

and we'll go through

it together and

we'll find a time.

You want me to book you?

Okay, I know it seems

like I'm a prick,

"send me an email,"

but yes, send me

an email because then

it's not gonna get lost.

You're looking at me like

that, like, send me an email,

I'm some bureaucratic

freak, but if you

send me an email then

it's not gonna get lost.

I'm actually saying

send me an email

'cause then it's

not gonna get last.

Ah!

So, don't act like

I'm the f*cking-Okay.

Possible times, tomorrow,

any time works for me.

Next day, any time works for me.

And the next day, any

time works for me.

Okay, just sent it.

I'm not trying to be a prick.

I know that this is

important to you.

And I would like to help.

I'm just trying to help you

in a way that balances

the other bullshit

I know you're sick

of hearing about

that I'm trying to do.

Which is this.

You might feel the

calm and relaxed aura

of simply being present,

which can relax and reassure you

easily and effortlessly.

(somber music)

(somber music)

(somber music)

12 rules for dogs.

Rule #1:

Dogs are pack animals.

And they need a pack

leader for direction.

Until a dog has been on-leash

they can never

truly be off-leash.

Put another way, they

can never be free

until they've been

under control.

That's where a pack leader

comes into the picture.

(dramatic music)

(heavy breathing)

"Still finalizing the flight

plan on the Dominican side.

Working to get over the border

before lockdown

order is set in."

"Milly is two years old

and needs some serious TLC."

(dramatic music)

We should be cautious

not to get too excited.

But a good chance.

And then, on our side,

I still think that

we have a conversation

or two to have

before we can fully

pull the trig.

I know you want a dog today.

And, I'm sure that you

will want a dog in a year.

But are you

100% certain

that you 100%

want a dog for 12 years, plus?

I'm a little concerned

that, you know,

you originally did

not want a dog and

you're doing this for

me and for my desires.

So, I just want to make sure

I'm not pressuring you into

that and that you're not

gonna resent this choice.

100%.

Amidst all the chaos

of a human world,

the ideal pack leader

is steady and confident,

vigorously calm, in

effortless control.

This is a state

that I refer to as

'calm dominance'.

(dramatic music)

Rule #2:

Think like a leader,

stink like a leader.

Dogs have a sense of

smell 10,000 times

as sensitive as humans.

They can smell you like a book.

You can say "sit" as

many times as you want,

but if you're not really sure

about your status in the pack,

your counterfeit commands

won't pass the smell test.

Love?

-How you doing?

-I think I'm good.

Okay.

How you doing?

Doing good.

I'm nervous.

Me too.

(dramatic music)

Rule #12: Command

your dog from within.

Dogs are so perceptive

of their masters,

it can sometimes feel as though

they have psychic powers.

And as pack leader,

it's essential to act

as though they do.

Find your inner voice

as leader of the pack,

and command you dog

from that place.

I call this speaking with

your pack leader voice.

Forget about your vocal chords.

Command your dog from within.

It's a different voice...

Sit!

Sit...

Stay, down!

Down!

Down!

Down!

She's going to be able

to sense our presence

before we've even

gotten out of the car.

It's not that we

need to act calm.

We need to be calm.

Because that first impression is

from what I can

tell is everything!

We have to smoke the

first impression.

Right.

So when she arrives...

we just act like

nothing extraordinary

is happening whatsoever.

This is a totally normal night.

And that feels kind of callous,

but I think that that's

gonna be the best way that

we can love her,

is just to be...

Okay.

I know.

(somber music)

(somber music)

We've gotta smoke

the first impression.

(somber music)

(somber music)

Got her?

Mm-hm.

(engine revving)

And just proceed as normal

and let her come to us.

-No, that's too loud.

-You know what I mean?

No, that's aggressive.

And really try to be a little

bit more explicitly chill.

-Sh-sh-sh!

-We're in our own home.

No, that's too loud,

that's too loud.

Let's be steady. We

are in our own home.

You're bringing

aggressive energy.

I'm just talking.

Oh, she's getting

out of the crate.

Oh, my god, she's

getting out of the crate.

-Okay, let's be calm.

-Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

I think I should

give her a treat.

I think she needs some kind of-

Give her space.

-Positive something.

-Give her space.

I'm gonna go do that.

I think she's going

into the closet.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

Hi.

You're a good girl.

Want a treat?

Good girl.

You're a good girl.

Should I try Spanish?

That's interesting.

Bueno girl.

Bueno.

Bueno.

She's not responding

to the Spanish.

I'm feeling envy so,

I'm going to come

over there as well.

(footsteps)

(eerie music)

Calm...

(eerie music)

Calm.

Settle.

Settle.

Settle.

Settle.

Settle.

Hi.

(eerie music)

Do you like your new house?

(eerie music)

Come on, let's put this on.

Come on.

Okay... good.

Good girl, good girl.

It's okay, girl.

It's okay.

(eerie music)

It's okay.

And let's try again in 3, 2, 1.

(eerie music)

-Good girl. -Good girl.

You're a good girl.

You're good.

-Bicycle coming. -Okay.

We're good?

-Good girl. -Good girl. Go on.

You want some food?

Come on...

Come on.

(eerie music)

I think maybe she was like

kicked or something.

Why do you say kicked?

I don't know.

I just feel like if she was

like on this farm and there was

all these other dogs

Maybe they're just getting

pushed or kicked, I don't know.

I get the sense

she's coming from

more environmental stress,

like...

ambient chaos.

Too much going on.

Clinging and clanging.

She still hasn't pooped.

She hasn't pooped since the

Dominican Republic, that's...

probably not healthy.

You can get a blocked bowel.

She'll poop tomorrow.

A megacolon is...

Well, it's actually almost

exactly as it sounds.

We're talking about

a colon that has been

engorged to such a size

due to the fact that it can't

get anything out of there.

-And... -Dry or wet food?

So, it's wet raw food.

72 hours of wet raw...

you don't know this

dog well enough to even

understand what its

typical gait is, but...

you'd be seeing it

walk with almost

a bit of a hobble, slower...

Reticent to run.

Doesn't like to be

touched in and around

the stomach. You said

this was a female, so...

either her lower back

may be irritated, but these

are things that you

can check on your own.

Okay.

I mean, it could all just

be a phantom poo as well.

9 times out of 10 it's in the

cabinet underneath

the sink in the bathroom.

Okay, okay, well,

we will look for it.

-We will look for it.

-Okay, okay.

We're also trying

to transition her

into vegan food.

Any opinions about that?

If this dog was born

on a certain diet,

you should change

it at your peril.

Look, I have an

opinion on vegan food.

I'm sorry, I have a political

opinion on vegan food.

And I'm really sorry about that.

But I happen to have

an opinion on it.

And what's your opinion

on it, I'm curious?

I will not disclose

it to a client.

(beeping)

Heel.

Heel.

Heel.

Heel.

(soft music)

For you.

(soft music)

(panting)

Take it.

Go!

A little more paw, perfect.

Let's put you over here.

There.

Good girl, good girl.

You did good.

(whimsical music)

You wanna go girl?

Okay, we don't have

to do that today.

Let's not do that today.

Good girl.

Let's go.

That's my girl.

Look, there's a little friend.

Is it okay if they say hello?

That's so cute, look.

Aw, she's so cute.

She's shy.

Can we go? Thank you.

-Bye! -Bye.

Come on, come on.

(soft music)

(whimsical music)

(soft music)

Bad.

(soft music)

Bad.

(soft music)

Bad.

Bad.

(soft music)

(soft music)

(soft music)

(soft music)

(soft music)

Here, Milly, wanna

smell one of these?

Oh, my god, this

looks so beautiful.

Isn't it pretty?

Give me a look, hon.

Gimme a smooch.

-Oh, yeah. -Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas!

Ooooh.

Oh, where's my gift?

Ooh!

Merry Christmas, thank you.

Thank you, oh!

Oh, that's my gift to you.

Merry Christmas.

That's my gift to you.

(soft music)

(soft music)

(soft music)

(soft music)

Look here.

Good girl!

Look here, good girl!

Okay, wait.

Wait.

Look here.

Look. Look, up here.

Love?

Can I interrupt?

You've been watching these

videos of your family.

And, they've been getting me

reflecting on

how I am going to

reconcile two poles.

My daddy.

And my mummy.

Right?

My dad.

Complete f*cking workaholic.

Loves work, obsessed with work.

Nothing but work, right?

Loves work.

Okay, that's in there.

Somewhere, as you know.

On the other pole, my mom.

Absolutely baby

crazy individual.

Loves family so much.

Is all family.

She would've had ten,

twelve children

if she could have.

Yeah.

So, I come from these

two different sides,

and these are both

living inside of here.

I have never known how

I am going to reconcile.

How am I going to find a way

to satisfy the part of myself

that knows I've gotta

be completely f*cking

obsessed with work,

especially if I want

to be a filmmaker,

especially if I want

to be a filmmaker.

You've gotta be obsessed.

Obsessed with work

if you want to be a filmmaker.

Completely f*cking obsessed

'cause it's the only way

you're gonna be any

good at it whatsoever.

Family, if I'm completely

obsessed with work,

what about family?

I want to be obsessed

with my family as well.

I don't want to be my dad.

I want to be there, there.

Totally there.

Obsessed with my kids.

Fully there.

People always say the

immediate solution...

work-life balance.

Okay, that's a good solution.

I think that's a good

solution in a lot of cases.

But in this case,

I don't really see how

work-life balance

is going to function

'cause I can't really find

a way in my mind where

I'm gonna be able to

split it down the middle

and have the amount of

obsession that I feel that

I need to have in filmmaking

with the amount of presence

that I want to have

with my family in order to

feel good about who I am.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Got two poles.

Work.

Famiglia.

What...

if...

(bell ringing)

I am abandoning my script.

(dramatic music)

And I'm going to make a movie

about Milly.

What do you mean?

I'm going to make a movie...

A home movie.

(dramatic music)

But it's gonna be...

a movie...

about Milly.

What do you mean, honey?

You'll be you, and I'll be me.

Milly will be Milly.

I know we can't have a

crew 'cause that would

scare the f*ck out of her,

so I'll sh**t it on my phone.

It'll be super light,

it'll be super easy.

Baby.

It's going to be a movie.

But it's also...

an heirloom.

From this beautiful

period of time.

Where we became a family.

And it's going to be

so...

beautiful.

Okay, well.

I'm so happy you're

inspired, truly.

It's great to see.

But I'm a little shocked

because you've been

writing that script for

about five years and...

I have never been so sure about

anything in my entire life.

Okay.

Okay.

You up for it?

Thank you.

It's gonna be so good.

Hi, girl. Hi.

Come on.

Come on.

Good girl. Good girl.

Come on, come on.

Come on. Come on, girl.

Come on, come on,

come on, let's go.

Let's go, let's go.

Come on.

Come on, come on.

Let's go.

(ominous music)

Aloha from Hawaii.

Hello.

We just came back from dinner.

Oh, I'm sunburned.

Oh.

Honey?

What do we got?

(squeak)

(squeak)

I figured-

There's something that I-

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

(squeak)

I have a time sensitive situ?

(squeaking )

Honey...

(ominous music)

Isn't that funny?

She's one minute old...

Just had her now.

Baby girl...

Isn't that funny? Yoohoo!

-Hello! -Love?

Taxi!

Like, who is she?

Who is she, like...?

(ominous music)

Like if you puffed out the hair.

Something about, like, slices.

(ominous music)

You rang?

Brace yourself.

I'm braced.

I need you to be real for this.

I'm real.

"Dear Eric,

Thank you for your application.

Milly is still available,

and will be coming in from

"the Dominican on

Saturday night."

"In response to the lockdowns

coming in at midnight,

we'll be doing pickups

at the airport,

approximately 11pm.

"Milly is a sweet girl."

Aw!

"But needs some serious... TLC."

And this is the pic.

Oh, my gosh, she

is something else!

Oh, my goodness.

Cute, no?

Oh, I can't breathe.

She's not ours yet!

I have a dog named Milly!

Milly!

Her name is Milly!

Can I get a M-I-L-L-Y?

Milly!

I'm a dog owner!

I'm a dog mama!

And going back and forth,

swaying from one

side to the other.

I got a Milly.

I got a girl named Milly!

M-I-L-L-Y!

She's Milly.

This feels like it has

a lot of comic distance.

So, what can be a

genuine thing though,

because this is

comic, so that's what

I'm struggling with is, like,

is how to be genuine with it.

Action.

I can't wait to meet her.

She's the most beautiful

thing in the world.

And at that, it's a baby girl!

Oh!

I can't handle it,

I'm gonna explode!

I want to scream on

the mountain that

Milly is my dog!

Milly!

Ar-ar-ar!

Aroo!

She's not ours yet.

No, don't say that, she's ours.

Don't do this to me.

She's ours, the email says.

We just have to email back,

so we should just email back.

I'm not a yes,

I'm not a yes yet.

For me, there's still

much more to discuss.

You're a bad man.

(laughing)

You're bad.

(laughing)

My character is a

bad man right now.

We're gonna have to figure

that out on the coverage here.

You're a bad, bad man.

Say that again and we'll see if

the trucks have passed.

You're a bad man.

You're a very bad man.

Bad.

Okay, give up.

One more time.

And now, go through

all the way to the bottom.

Get to the bottom, and then

scroll all the way to the top.

Like a quick, like

get to the bottom,

scroll all the way to the top.

Same thing, scroll, stop,

scroll, stop, scroll stop.

Get to the bottom,

all the way up.

Bad.

You're at a ten, now

take it to a thirteen.

Oh, my god.

Ah, of which, applause?

Of, of even just like, ah!

Of non-verbal.

Do you see my feet?

Oh, I'm in the tube.

I'm stuck in the tube,

and I can't get out.

I'm stuck in the tube,

and I can't get out!

And then, ooh!

You want some popcorn, baby?

-And then out. -Okay.

Cut.

Ah, my girl! Hi!

Oh, we missed you!

Bad.

We missed ya!

Oh, my honey.

My honey!

I missed you.

Bad.

Honey, she's peeing.

-Bad. -She's peeing.

-Bad. -She's peeing!

-Bad. -She peed.

-Bad. -She peed!

-Bad. -She peed!

-Bad. -Oh, you're a good girl.

Oh, she peed!

Oh, you're gonna put

it all over the house.

Don't do that, okay,

give me yours paws.

Oh, I can't believe

you were this nervous

without Mama.

(licking)

(licking)

Bad.

Stupid.

Stupid.

Stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid.

Failure f*ck.

Dumbass... Dumbass.

Dumbass.

Bad.

Oh, hi, girl, did

you have a nice walk?

-How'd it go? -It was fine.

She freaked out at the school.

Nothing more than usual.

I think we gotta get a

little realer on the training

'cause she was, you know...

You know how it is.

Did something happen, hun?

Well, I mean, she got a

little nervous by the school.

Freaked out by the

CD tree that we said that

we would train her

around every day.

So, it wasn't great,

but wasn't awful,

but definitely wasn't great so,

I just, you know, yeah,

I think we just need to

get a little more

real about that.

Okay, so just slow

down. What happened?

So, you were walking

by the school, or...?

I was walking her

down Gladstone.

(soft music)

Milly.

There's that tree with the CDs,

and a car came by,

and I guess she saw the light.

And she started to freak

out, so I went down to her,

and I said, "Milly,

come here, come here."

Come.

You dropped the leash?

No, I didn't drop the leash, no.

She tried to get away from me.

She was yanking and yanking.

She almost got away from me.

If I hadn't been prepared

for it, she would've.

It was brutal, I

mean, it's just,

it's a lot of torque.

She's pulling and

pulling and pulling,

and I'm trying to

hold her there.

Milly!

Milly!

I'm sorry that I'm worked up.

I'm...

disappointed in her.

And that doesn't feel

good so, yeah, it's-

it was frightening.

And so, I'm getting,

I'm getting testy

because it was frightening.

It's okay, honey, it's okay.

But, you know, let's not,

let's not put the blame on her.

Like, let's not be

disappointed in her.

We should take responsibility.

You're right, you're

totally right.

I'm extremely

disappointed in us.

I'm extremely

disappointed in us.

'Cause it is our fault, yeah,

'cause we haven't been

serious about the sh*t

that we said that we were gonna

be serious about.

We haven't been

consistent about the stuff that

we said that we would

be consistent about.

I understand that, Love, but...

I've been also having my own

experiences with her on walks,

and I've started to

realize that, you know,

first thing's first,

I think we should just

get her comfortable

with being outside

so that's what I've

been working on and I...

I know we said we

would do the tree as well,

but I thought that it would

be better to just first just

work on getting her

comfortable outside.

Milly!

We said that we were

going expose her to

the things that scared her.

We knew that she was

scared of the CD tree,

what, three weeks ago,

and we didn't do

anything about it because

we're caught up in our bullshit.

And all of a sudden,

now she almost has

an escape scenario, so it's...

just laying bare some

of the shortcomings

in what we've done so far, so...

We said we would

switch her food.

We're not switching food.

There's f*cking meat

cubes in the duvet.

Well, I tried to switch

the food, but she

didn't want it, so what

do you want me to do?

How many times have

you tried, maybe once?

Maybe two times?

I tried a few times,

and she didn't like it,

and I was thinking-

I was starting to feel

that maybe she would-

Everything that we've

read has said that

consistency is the

number one factor,

but you decide every

other day that,

you know what, my gut's saying

something else

might work better.

That's fine, but we

need to discuss it

if we're gonna make

a strategy change,

or else all of a sudden

she is just living in a swirl!

She doesn't know what's what.

Eric, I tried, but if you

want us to switch the food...

we can just do a quick switch.

We can switch it

in one go, I read-

I'm sorry that

I'm being a prick.

And what I was going to

say is I can switch the food.

I read that you can

just switch the food.

There's like different

opinions about,

you don't have to phase it and

you can just switch

it in one go.

It works fine for a lot of dogs,

so I feel comfortable

just doing a switch

and then that's off

the table, and...

Look here.

Good girl. Good girl.

(crunching of food)

(slow music)

(slow music)

(screams and laughing)

You okay, girl?

Good girl, good girl.

Where's the car?

One sec, one sec!

It's okay.

Do you see it?

Okay, okay.

(alarm blaring)

(alarm blaring)

(footsteps)

Oh, my God.

That's good.

You're good. You're good.

(door slam)

(footsteps)

f*ck.

f*ck me, f*ck me.

It's okay.

(scraping)

Hi, our dog just puked up blood,

and we're headed to you now,

but I just wanted to

confirm that you can see her.

Her name Milly. M-I-L-L-Y.

Breed is whippet, and

she's probably thirty pounds.

Well, we switched

her food last night

from raw chicken

to a cooked vegan.

(footsteps)

-Hi, oh, sorry. -Sorry.

Hi, is this a walk-in

or did you call it in?

Yeah, we called, it's Milly.

Milly, yes, okay, great.

Do you have your phone on you?

-Yes, I do. -Okay, great.

And she's a scared

rescue, just so you know.

No problem, so we should have

all your information

on file then,

and then we'll just give

you a call as soon as

we've seen her, okay?

-Okay. -Okay.

She's a very scared rescue dog.

-Okay, great. -Thank you.

Thank you.

We had this dog, growing up,

that was such a freak.

It would, every time

it went to exit a room,

walk to the

threshold of the room

and just before exiting,

it would do a 180,

and then walk out

the room backwards.

Can you just not talk?

Yes.

(phone vibrating)

Hello?

Hello, this is Laura from the

Greenwood Animal Hospital.

Is this Allie speaking?

Yes, it is.

Hi, so, I have Milly

here with me now.

I have done an

initial examination.

Okay.

She's running quite a

high fever at the moment.

She's hitting 104.1.

So, the first step that I

would like to take is just

doing a gastrointestinal

endoscope to see

what's going on in her tummy.

Okay.

If you live close by I just

recommend heading home and

we'll give you a call when

they've seen her, okay?

Okay, I guess I'll

just have my phone on.

Okay, that's perfect, thank you.

How much are you

blaming me for this?

I freaked out at you,

and I apologized for that

'cause that was stupid.

I'm sorry for my part in it.

I'm sorry for my 50% blame.

You know, I don't remember

putting the food in the bowl.

Isn't that strange?

It's like wiped.

Oh, my god.

Beep!

A memory gone, it is odd.

End of conversation

for the time being.

I...

had a dream...

that we were married.

And we had babies.

And we were having some

kind of a barbeque.

There's all these people around.

And you were trying

to make 'em all laugh.

You're throwing up

the baby, and going,

"Whoop-dee-woo!" Catching her.

"Whoop-dee-woo!" Catching her.

And then, I could tell that you

wanted a bigger laugh,

so you threw the

baby up really high.

But what you didn't

realize was that

the ceiling fan was on,

and you threw the baby

right into the fan.

And then I had this

overriding feeling of terror

that the baby was dead.

And then, I woke up.

And I think what

my unconscious was

telling me was that

I don't trust you.

And not only do I think

that you'd be a bad dad...

You would be a liability.

I wouldn't trust you with my

children crossing the street.

Let alone driving in a car.

I don't trust you

holding a baby.

Do you have anything to say?

Anything about what I just said?

Or you just put up a shield,

and not hear anything?

You're a good girl.

When she was there,

she was inappetent

and has not consumed food

since her arrival at the clinic.

"At approximately 2pm,

Milly had a loose stool

containing traces

of blood and mucous.

Recommend monitoring

her stool until she stabilizes.

Should the blood in

her stool or vomit persist

for more than 48

hours, she may require

some treatments like we

discussed on the phone.

"Close at-home monitoring

on your part is important."

I don't think she's gonna

let us give this to her.

I can't really see.

Let me get some scissors here.

Can you maybe get

some kind of a tool?

Like a stick or something?

-Some scissors. -Thank you.

Here.

Okay.

It doesn't look good.

It's like...

Yeah, there's a little bit of...

Blood, it looks like.

But, I think this

is the better kind,

like, there's two,

basically there's a...

more concerning is

a darker one that

means that there's like

bleeding in the stomach

that gets digested, I think.

But then the bright red

one is just small intestine

and colon, which

isn't as concerning.

This isn't terrible,

but there's a lot

of like mucous too.

It's pretty watery,

and this jelly,

like that's so weird.

What do you think that is?

Bile or something.

So bad.

Should we talk about it?

Probably.

Well, I'm sorry

for saying all those

mean things to you.

That was cruel,

and I shouldn't talk

to you like that.

But I think there was

some truth underneath

what I was saying too.

Yeah?

Damn.

You've been a really

nice guy to me

for most of our relationship.

And I'm really

grateful for that.

Truly.

But, I think that I let you

steer this relationship

for a long time.

But you kind of ended up just

taking us in circles.

Settle...

When we got Milly, I

got the first taste of

the kind of life that

I want to live, and...

I don't want to spit it out.

Settle.

Because I, I'm just done

with whatever this.

Settle down.

I'll just say it.

Okay.

So, I think...

Settle down, boy.

You know, if you don't want to

have the same priorities as me,

which is basically

family and then work,

then we can, we can bust up and

you can go do your own thing,

and I can go live with

my family and take Milly.

And it's okay, there needs

to be no hard feelings.

But...

If you want, you

could, you could try to

live with me and we could see if

we could make it work, but...

I...

I need you to know that

I'm not a movie.

I'm not gonna be here forever.

It's a finite period of time.

And I can't keep

living like it isn't, so...

I kinda need you to

sh*t or get off the pot.

'Cause I'm thirty-two,

and my eggs are

rotting, day by day,

and I want to have

babies and a house.

And I want to go camping.

Okay.

Are you gonna turn

everything into a movie?

Or just this?

I don't know.

Oh, my god, but I

don't know if I want that.

Like, I don't want that.

You can make movies, but don't,

I don't want to be one.

It'll all make its way in,

but I'll try and fictionalize it

a little bit more.

Okay.

Good girl. Good girl.

Good girl.

Good girl.

Good girl.

Good girl.

Good girl.

Good girl.

-Good girl. -Oh, good girl.

Good girl, good girl.

Oh, good girl.

-Nice, good girl. -Good girl.

-Good girl. -Good girl.

-Good girl. -Good girl.

-Good girl. -Good girl.

Good job.

-Nice. -Good job.

-Nice. -Oh, good job.

Nice.

[music]

-Hi. -Hi, girl.

I think she has to go out.

Okay.