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00:00:03 They were pulling her out of
00:00:08 more water than blood in her
00:00:14 Was she able to speak?
00:00:18 She stopped breathing
00:00:25 OK, that should be enough
00:00:28 Detective Aubrey, despite
00:00:31 with regards to proper
00:00:33 We will not be proceeding
00:00:37 Six weeks have elasped ...
00:00:38 since the last Uncle Eddie murder.
00:00:40 And that itself suggest that
00:00:46 Congratulations on your promotion
00:01:02 This afternoon
00:01:04 lead investigator in
00:01:09 The death of primary suspect
00:01:13 ended this morning.
00:01:16 ... these horrible murders.
00:01:19 The circumstances
00:01:21 remain as yet unclear.
00:01:23 Linked by their gruesome art ...
00:01:30 while presenting the awards ...
00:01:34 responsible for bringing one of
00:01:35 most disturbing case.
00:03:38 Come on.
00:03:54 Wait, wait, wait.
00:04:23 Wait, my hat.
00:04:47 Hey, OK?
00:05:27 Don't be seduced.
00:05:29 Avoid psychological
00:05:32 related to the killer's intent
00:05:34 We may never know
00:05:37 He may never know.
00:05:50 Treat the boundaries of the
00:05:53 and limit your analysis to what
00:05:56 Stick with it,
00:05:59 and above all, in your initial
00:06:02 trust your own eyes.
00:06:04 Remember, all you really have
00:06:08 His work is pathetic,
00:06:15 OK, we'll pick up
00:06:37 Ninety three.
00:07:09 Yup
00:08:16 Well you better get him out out of here.
00:08:20 Do us all a favour
00:08:22 Walk away and take him
00:08:42 Gonna ask some of you questions.
00:08:44 We got a preliminary statement
00:08:46 Stan, don't recognize you.
00:08:48 Good, I'm good
00:08:51 Action is in there
00:08:53 Chew a little easier
00:08:56 Brainerd called me.
00:08:57 Brainerd called him, eh
00:09:00 Stan ...
00:09:03 You come in the morning, alright?
00:09:05 See, I'm getting promoted.
00:09:10 No.
00:09:12 I got to tell you I had a bad case of
00:09:16 What caper?
00:09:19 The caper. Uncle Eddie.
00:09:23 Isn't that why Brainerd brought you in?
00:09:44 No, no, no, you're cold.
00:09:56 We held up turning it down
00:10:01 Yes, it's the kind of smell like it
00:10:04 Billy, video.
00:10:17 I call that a conversation piece.
00:10:28 It is a camera obscura.
00:10:34 A device used in
00:10:35 to draw in perspective.
00:10:40 May I?
00:10:48 Hey, Hey! You want to hold off
00:10:52 The pinhole focuses the light.
00:11:02 You have that flashlight?
00:11:17 Take it down
00:12:00 I would love to get up there.
00:12:02 I do not know, man.
00:12:05 Did you see they called Stan Aubray in?
00:12:07 Nope. Hey, he's on one of my classes
00:12:09 I thought they retired him already
00:12:11 God ...
00:12:42 Wanna buy you breakfast.
00:12:47 I think I'm getting a cold.
00:12:53 OK.
00:14:24 What are you doing, Stan?
00:14:28 Worrying.
00:14:29 About what?
00:14:33 That's what my mon used to say
00:14:35 is to touch things all the
00:14:39 That's why you're good
00:14:42 You never mentioned your mother before.
00:14:46 She live in the city?
00:14:54 Staying sober?
00:14:57 Four years and three months.
00:15:00 You're gonna ask me that everytime?
00:15:06 Yes, it's certainly the best
00:15:09 Or maybe that's the idea.
00:15:11 You probably you keep
00:15:13 at every donation center.
00:15:22 It's so weird to think of my blood
00:15:26 You know, if you'd run into me
00:15:29 thought wouln't be accepting
00:15:31 No, you'd estrange yourself
00:15:35 Can I pick who it goes to?
00:15:38 It's my blood.
00:15:42 That is the trouble with transfusions.
00:15:44 You have to replace like with like.
00:15:46 It's not true.
00:15:48 If you are old
00:15:56 You know Crystal was old.
00:15:58 When I used to see her
00:16:00 because she'd give it up
00:16:02 She give it up for you?
00:16:05 Did she say something?
00:16:07 I don't know, between dates, yeah.
00:16:10 You have a lot of time
00:16:13 I knew things from it
00:16:16 She had this birthmark ...
00:16:18 under his left arm.
00:16:20 She always used to say that no matter
00:16:22 no man would ever find her
00:16:26 Think about it too
00:16:34 Sorry.
00:16:37 Let's go to somewhere
00:16:40 Above ground, maybe
00:16:43 Like hiking
00:16:45 I'm going with some friends
00:16:47 You could come.
00:16:49 I'd love to
00:16:54 Shocking.
00:16:59 Probably.
00:17:02 Probably not.
00:17:05 I got to go.
00:17:19 Looks like an egg.
00:17:24 Sometimes a circle
00:17:27 Building management got back
00:17:30 The hanging man was
00:17:33 Works as a day trader,
00:17:37 I thought that you might want to take
00:17:40 He was up all night.
00:17:42 It's a theory it was a ritual killing,
00:17:44 some kind of a copycat
00:17:49 No, this is different.
00:17:53 It's less spontaneous.
00:17:56 It don't seem so different to me.
00:18:01 Look, hard as the Uncle Eddie case was
00:18:04 you're still a detective
00:18:09 I'd appreciate it if you'd give
00:18:15 I'll will
00:18:18 Thank you.
00:18:28 Based on decomposition of the body,
00:18:30 victim's been dead
00:18:33 Now, the cause of death.
00:18:37 But he was probably dead
00:18:39 Yeah.
00:18:43 Intestines had been removed
00:18:46 The killer went to the trouble of ...
00:18:50 and closing the incision
00:18:56 I would have cleaned the body
00:19:01 The blue is not just discoloration.
00:19:04 The body was painted
00:19:08 It's all over him
00:19:11 I don't see it here.
00:19:14 Just the front of his body.
00:19:18 The side that faced
00:19:21 Like a stage set,
00:19:24 What, the human slide show ...
00:19:25 wasn't kinky enough?
00:19:27 He had to paint the body?
00:19:31 Maybe trying to pretty him up.
00:19:59 Excuse me ...
00:20:02 Are you the owner?
00:20:03 Yeah
00:20:04 You can't put a painting like that
00:20:07 Why?
00:20:12 It is irresponsible.
00:20:17 I don't have to look at that
00:20:20 So, buy it and burn it.
00:20:23 Don't get fresh with me.
00:20:27 How much is this?
00:20:29 Why not have more of those?
00:20:32 When was the last time
00:20:34 Where did you get this?
00:20:39 I may need to call you.
00:20:41 Its like its stolen?
00:20:43 Hey listen, I just
00:20:45 right in front of my shop.
00:20:47 Thanks
00:20:59 Nice painting.
00:21:03 These aren't commercial pigments.
00:21:05 Pull samples
00:21:08 and have the lab
00:21:12 There is something else.
00:21:13 We did an X-ray
00:21:16 This is pretty wild
00:21:22 Look like there was a bird
00:21:27 I wonder
00:21:29 Do you have anything to wrap this up?
00:21:31 I want to take it over there myself
00:21:43 You've been shopping, Stan?
00:21:51 "Mr. Aubrey, Let's talk"
00:21:52 "Alex"
00:22:04 Stan, I wanted to pick your
00:22:08 What is this?
00:22:10 I still need to sit down
00:22:13 No, no, no, I mean
00:22:20 Given the copycat angle ...
00:22:21 I though it was good idea
00:22:23 You looked at my file?
00:22:26 You don't mind, do you?
00:22:31 Hey Stan, why not you flip
00:22:35 Look to see if those guys
00:22:38 I know it is tedious right, but,
00:22:45 What is today?
00:22:48 No, the date.
00:22:55 Ok, this is what I've got.
00:23:01 Nice.
00:23:02 Sixteenth century Ming
00:23:06 Rarity, Joseph Ubonn.
00:23:11 And an American Victorian
00:23:16 I do not know this is your style but ...
00:23:20 Oh that a girl
00:23:24 See I stumble upon
00:23:27 of Civil War porn.
00:23:30 I am not interested in pornography,
00:23:33 something I can touch.
00:23:35 Okay, I was ready
00:23:37 But you hold on to those.
00:23:41 Oye, oye, not her.
00:23:46 Russ, another round.
00:23:48 Coming up.
00:23:52 Here is a painting
00:23:59 Sorry, Stan,
00:24:04 And doesn't go with your chair.
00:24:07 It is a picture of
00:24:09 I am working on.
00:24:11 It was in the window of the
00:24:16 I think the killer painted it.
00:24:20 Wow.
00:24:22 That would be quite a coincidence
00:24:26 Come on, I mean anybody
00:24:30 It has been in the news
00:24:33 if you haven't noticed.
00:24:34 "Copycat Killer on The Loose"
00:24:38 All these years, Stan ...
00:24:44 You know, just sticking it out
00:25:54 Detective
00:25:57 Hey, not too shaby.
00:25:59 The department really spared no
00:26:02 It's beautiful, fellas.
00:26:04 You know my brother
00:26:12 Beer?
00:26:24 Two shots already yeah?
00:26:27 Cheers, Cheers.
00:26:29 Great success.
00:26:37 Carl, you know you'll f ... it for
00:26:51 Miss?
00:26:53 Miss, Could I get
00:27:06 Sure are a lot of cops here,
00:27:12 How do you know my name?
00:27:18 Probably read
00:27:19 on Uncle Eddie investigation.
00:27:26 When other reporters were taking
00:27:31 Turns out you and I were right.
00:27:33 We were?
00:27:38 Talk to me about the new case
00:27:41 Is it a copycat killer?
00:27:43 You think he'll kill again?
00:27:47 Who do we call him?
00:27:50 What do you want?
00:27:54 Why don't you walk away after
00:28:00 It is sad
00:28:06 Excuse me.
00:28:23 Detective Aubrey, it's Martin.
00:28:25 I got the results
00:28:27 You were right,
00:28:29 The samples taken
00:28:32 match the ones from the
00:28:34 I'll leave the report
00:29:15 "Uncle Eddie stumps
00:29:24 "Serial Killing Spree"
00:29:39 "Another murder of series"
00:29:56 "Prostitute Stabbed by Docks"
00:30:18 Responding officers,
00:30:21 now approaching
00:30:22 to northeast side
00:30:47 OK, Stan?
00:30:51 No?
00:30:53 You see this is the thing,
00:30:55 in the same office ... about what
00:30:59 I don't even know if you're married.
00:31:02 I don't even know
00:31:08 Look, if you want to slip out
00:31:11 well, I don't give a shit
00:31:14 But you and I are gonna have to
00:31:16 Both got the same shield
00:32:43 Christ ...
00:33:44 You're OK, Stan?
00:34:53 The human jigsaw.
00:34:55 We need an anthropologist
00:34:59 Tissue works come back
00:35:01 It's all pieces of the same guy.
00:35:03 A Jeff Sarno.
00:35:06 Except the intestines.
00:35:09 They belong to Mr. Calderon.
00:35:11 We checked for evidence
00:35:16 Hey, Stan,
00:35:18 What did I missed?
00:35:21 What else you got?
00:35:23 This might interest to
00:35:26 and human behavior.
00:35:27 Victim had
00:35:31 Apparently wasn't happy
00:35:33 so they split his his upper palate ...
00:35:37 and lengthened it to
00:35:42 Pretty ironic, huh?
00:35:44 All that work and end up
00:35:46 Why would he go through
00:35:49 Jeff Sarno was an actor.
00:35:53 Didn't you read the case file?
00:35:56 He had an audition.
00:35:58 According to his agent, the
00:36:00 had the right look for the part
00:36:02 We got an address or a phone
00:36:04 No. We checked
00:36:06 And the agent?
00:36:08 He just got a call saying that they
00:36:12 Whatever that means.
00:36:15 When Sarno didn't call back
00:36:16 The agent figured the kid
00:36:49 "We need a good Scout"
00:38:21 Session 2, November 17.
00:38:24 Detective Aubrey, let's pick up
00:38:30 We were talking about the moment
00:38:34 They were pulling here out of the River
00:38:38 She was wearing a fur coat
00:38:41 and heavy with the water.
00:38:48 Was she able to speak?
00:38:51 She had multiple stab wounds
00:38:54 There was more water than blood
00:38:58 I tried to use my hands
00:39:01 but she took
00:39:06 and looked right through me.
00:39:11 And then she stopped breathing.
00:39:14 He said you had met the victim before.
00:39:17 Did you ever intend to warn her
00:39:41 It is one in the morning.
00:39:42 I'm sorry, I know it's late, but did
00:39:47 Not only you just now.
00:39:49 Someone broke into my apartment
00:39:53 No, didn't hear anything.
00:40:50 What you think?
00:40:51 White male, age 43, lives alone.
00:40:55 One case of corrupting a minor ...
00:40:57 brought by the DA's office
00:40:59 then later dismissed.
00:41:01 Drives a Lincoln, similar to the one
00:41:05 at three of the last
00:41:07 And we got prints
00:41:09 based on saliva match
00:41:19 I think this is our guy.
00:41:21 I can have a warrant ready
00:41:47 Hey Stan!
00:41:58 Aubrey and Luiz, you take the back,
00:42:03 Now wait on my signal.
00:42:26 Position.
00:42:30 Gun! Gun, gun!
00:42:40 We got the bastard
00:42:44 It looked like a gun
00:43:00 Did the right thing.
00:43:34 I was going to meet you upstairs
00:43:36 I can't, I just got time
00:43:38 We can go get a coffee.
00:43:40 I really need a cigarette.
00:43:43 No, hop in.
00:43:51 How you doing, man?
00:43:53 Thanks for returning my call.
00:43:55 We are buddies
00:43:57 I heard that you are working
00:44:00 Yeah, they expect to be on something
00:44:04 Last one?
00:44:08 You got promoted didn't you?
00:44:11 They got me up there
00:44:14 Oh good.
00:44:17 Tough thing was that girl.
00:44:20 Could have been twenty more
00:44:24 Panned out in the end.
00:44:27 How is your family?
00:44:30 Everybody's good.
00:44:33 Big kids, man.
00:44:39 Look, It's great to see you, man.
00:44:42 Me too.
00:44:45 Have something you want
00:44:47 No!
00:44:50 I mean I'm on this thing and ...
00:44:59 You know, I think I know
00:45:04 My advice to you is, if it's in
00:45:08 Things change.
00:45:10 Never set foot in the same river twice.
00:45:16 Thanks.
00:45:18 I think you gonna catch this guy.
00:45:34 That one.
00:45:36 This is the one you want?
00:45:38 What's wrong with the one
00:45:41 Oh you know that I actually having
00:45:44 I just want another chair.
00:45:47 What's wrong with having
00:45:49 Nothing wrong, Stan.
00:45:53 I get you a Federal salty table or
00:45:58 No, no, no, that's what I want.
00:46:04 What?
00:46:09 You just have to have it, don't you?
00:46:12 That's your problem, Stan.
00:46:15 Me, I love the feel of an object
00:46:21 You can't let go of
00:46:24 Like that girl,
00:46:28 Might not be your fault.
00:46:31 Might just be the past
00:46:36 Keeps pulling you back
00:46:39 Now all of a sudden
00:46:42 We do not know if it is a copycat.
00:46:44 I'm not so sure either, Stan.
00:46:46 I took a look at some photos
00:46:49 and I kept thinking about
00:46:53 He said it was a piece of junk.
00:46:55 There was something there though.
00:46:57 The presentation of the body,
00:47:02 There was something about it,
00:47:04 No, I don't know what you mean.
00:47:08 Looking at the work
00:47:10 was like watching
00:47:20 I think you should stick
00:47:23 and vintage porn.
00:47:25 Don't get your horns all twisted.
00:47:27 We killed Uncle Eddie.
00:47:32 You're dealing with the same guy.
00:47:39 I'm tired of your bullshit.
00:47:41 No, I'm leaving.
00:47:43 I'm leaving.
00:48:52 Sorry.
00:48:54 I'm sorry.
00:51:25 Stan.
00:51:31 Thanks
00:51:33 Eggs Florentine.
00:52:03 Is it true that there is a connection
00:52:08 What about connections to Uncle Eddie?
00:52:11 Come on, give us something.
00:52:14 There is no copycat,
00:52:17 Leave it alone.
00:52:19 I heard the victim worked
00:52:23 You got to give me something.
00:52:24 I can't always have information ...
00:52:28 Hold on here, miss.
00:52:33 Who leaked this to the press?
00:52:37 Hard to keep a lid on
00:52:39 You know that, Stan.
00:52:44 This guy really
00:52:48 Work colleague
00:52:51 Make me lie for you, Stan.
00:54:05 Used your friend
00:54:35 What's this one about, Picasso?
00:57:23 Guy is writing a love letter, Stan.
00:57:44 Stan ...
00:57:47 Just take a minute.
00:57:49 I wasn't sure whether
00:57:51 so I talked it over with my wife.
00:57:54 She works a hotline
00:57:59 She told me that the only way to
00:58:04 Has seen this morning paper?
00:58:07 Your past is starting
00:58:09 Camera Killer
00:58:10 Which version of my past do
00:58:12 Your old partner,
00:58:16 Now why is that?
00:58:19 Good answer.
00:58:20 But I don't think there is much
00:58:23 Hey, but f ... the copycat.
00:58:25 I got Carl,
00:58:27 asking whether the correlation
00:58:29 is more than circumstantial.
00:58:32 And he's not the only one.
00:58:37 You are not the kind of cop
00:58:40 And I told Carl, this much.
00:58:43 Don't mention it.
00:58:46 Hey, look. There was one
00:58:49 yours, mine
00:58:51 That's one version.
00:59:02 This next photo is from
00:59:05 the French master photographer.
00:59:08 He spent his entire life
00:59:13 that instant when
00:59:16 conspire to reveal
00:59:21 Too esoteric?
00:59:26 What do you see?
00:59:31 Where is the decisive moment?
00:59:36 Is this the truth?
00:59:40 Or this?
00:59:43 Or is it just another angle?
00:59:48 You're all familiar with
00:59:52 Now everybody's talking
00:59:57 If Uncle Eddie is the original,
01:00:00 then the copycat is the one
01:00:04 compelled to reconsctruct
01:00:09 the decisive moment
01:00:21 And maybe there is no copycat.
01:00:25 Only a killer that has become
01:00:32 No longer content to kill
01:00:36 he forces the decisive moment.
01:00:50 The killer painted half
01:00:53 and I finished the rest.
01:00:58 It's weird
01:01:01 Because he's implicating you
01:01:05 I mean, you're already his patron.
01:01:08 Remember you bought
01:01:11 Without a patron
01:01:15 Maybe you are his Pope Innocent.
01:01:17 Maybe you're his crazy
01:01:23 OK, I got Velazquez portrait of
01:01:29 Quite an ambivalent study
01:01:32 And here comes Francis Bacon.
01:01:35 Despite never seeing
01:01:38 Bacon became so obsessed
01:01:40 that he compulsively repainted it
01:01:44 but each version
01:02:05 Did I tell you that the latest victim
01:02:07 on the Uncle Eddie murders?
01:02:11 I think you've been part of
01:02:17 It's not until an artist
01:02:20 that he can create
01:02:24 Where he gets his obsession from,
01:02:28 It can be the myth of Prometheus,
01:02:30 It can be another man's
01:02:32 it can even the story of
01:02:36 It can be anything.
01:02:38 So drink up.
01:02:52 Seems familiar right?
01:02:54 The artist had the real
01:02:57 Already some show is in the
01:03:01 You wouldn't believe what
01:03:03 What's his name?
01:03:05 ...no official representation.
01:03:07 Where we find it?
01:03:10 This guy doesn't exist,
01:03:13 The only thing you have is his work.
01:03:15 What about the gallery owner?
01:03:17 Blowing rail since back room I guess.
01:03:28 That is my chair.
01:03:29 Yeah, I told you I would
01:03:31 No, it's my chair.
01:03:36 Fate
01:03:39 It was stolen.
01:03:43 We take it later.
01:03:47 No, you can't do that, Stan.
01:03:48 All right, just tell them
01:03:54 Oh good, you're back.
01:03:56 Any chance of returning our "Fate"
01:03:59 What?
01:04:03 I am afraid I can't do that.
01:04:06 I suppose you'll
01:04:08 if I choose to respect
01:04:11 No, we're not gonna do that
01:04:13 All I have is a name.
01:04:16 Gerri Harden.
01:04:19 You got a bio, any photos?
01:04:22 You never asked where she lived?
01:04:24 You never talked about boyfriends,
01:04:27 Detecting is your pastime,
01:04:31 And she sold quite a few.
01:04:35 We gonna have to ask
01:04:36 to give a full description anyway.
01:04:38 OK.
01:04:55 Not a single trace of fiber in any
01:04:57 but this clay
01:05:00 We didn't even need to dust.
01:05:04 I'm gonna need a few hours.
01:05:19 You get a match?
01:05:20 A match, a name
01:07:32 It's an anagram, for a red herring.
01:07:38 I don't think there
01:07:43 Take a look.
01:08:11 Who is that, Stan?
01:08:17 Looks like someone else thinks
01:09:02 You're different from when
01:09:09 It's funny.
01:09:12 Crystal said the same thing to me.
01:09:18 It's going to be five years
01:09:22 I know.
01:09:24 She was my best friend.
01:09:33 There's nothing you
01:09:36 She was half dead
01:09:38 I am sure she forgives you.
01:09:42 No, she won't.
01:09:45 That night
01:09:49 had shifted his killings
01:09:51 I should've warned her,
01:09:56 I tried to keep an eye on her but
01:10:04 By the time I got there ...
01:10:07 well ...
01:10:12 they were pulling her out of the water.
01:10:21 Nothing I could do.
01:10:27 Shul Grantz. You told her
01:10:36 What do you think?
01:10:42 Good for you.
01:10:47 I was out there that night too.
01:10:50 I didn't know.
01:10:58 I'm sorry.
01:11:54 Aubrey.
01:11:54 The poison heart
01:11:56 What?
01:11:58 The poison harms.
01:12:03 Now you should know that. Cos you've
01:12:09 Now that you've seen my work
01:12:13 You and I both like the color blue,
01:12:16 a pigment that was
01:12:20 It is also the color of Narcicism.
01:12:25 How will you spend your final moments?
01:12:29 Staring on your face
01:12:32 Maybe it won't be your face in the
01:12:40 Water, limpid and clear.
01:12:45 Clear as crystal.
01:12:50 I have a theory.
01:12:53 Uncle Eddie got scared and
01:12:55 because he knew
01:12:58 He knew.
01:13:02 An artist never stops working.
01:13:06 He always gathering material,
01:13:12 I having another show.
01:13:19 You should thank me, Stan.
01:13:23 If it weren't for me
01:13:26 riddling out your existence.
01:15:16 Detective Aubrey.
01:15:28 We did dealt it what
01:15:33 Cover the rock when you
01:16:51 Eggs Florentine.
01:16:53 No eggs today.
01:16:55 I told your friend
01:17:01 He paid for it already.
01:17:05 No, thanks. Just tea.
01:17:12 Prasa carnia
01:17:14 Coffee cup in the trash
01:17:17 It was mere.
01:17:18 You went through my trash?
01:17:22 You are hell of a good detective, Carl.
01:17:27 Place is great.
01:17:31 Gina, I got to tell you old boy ...
01:17:34 She's got a real mouth on her.
01:17:38 You know Stan, there are reems of
01:17:43 Enquiry transcripts,
01:17:47 case logs.
01:17:48 But you know what?
01:17:53 None
01:17:56 Till you caught ...
01:17:59 I mean killed ...
01:18:03 Sure he was the one?
01:18:06 He had to be.
01:18:13 You know back in the warehouse,
01:18:17 He said you
01:18:19 You didn't mention
01:18:21 the day he was murdered.
01:18:22 You investigating me
01:18:24 If I were investigating you, believe
01:18:31 Nothing you want to tell me
01:18:34 I'm all ears.
01:18:38 I'll call you if I think of anything.
01:18:43 And while you're thinking, I'm
01:18:52 Let's better hope that it
01:19:06 A Red Herring
01:19:45 Anamorphism
01:19:48 Renaissance painting technique ...
01:19:50 which uses the principles
01:19:53 to construct an alternate image
01:19:58 Take this image, for example,
01:20:03 If you stand at an extreme oblique
01:20:07 A second image, often
01:20:14 In this case,
01:20:19 Holbein, this is 1536.
01:20:23 Now this painting magnifies the
01:20:27 pursuit of life.
01:20:30 But take a closer look, view it
01:20:34 and a secret message is revealed.
01:20:39 You're being confronted with a skull.
01:20:42 Your memento mori.
01:20:45 It's interesting but, what does
01:20:51 All the devices
01:20:55 they are like a tutorial on
01:21:00 But anamorphosis
01:21:04 canceling out all that you've learned
01:21:08 There is always another angle,
01:21:15 The truth depends
01:21:18 Yeah.
01:21:20 You got to go back
01:23:50 Hey, back here!
01:23:53 Come, we go!
01:24:24 Stan ...
01:24:27 Stan ...
01:24:29 Okay, fine.
01:24:31 Hi
01:24:32 I promised my folks whatever
01:24:36 but then I realized that I
01:24:42 I want to see you again.
01:24:43 Call me or a ...
01:24:45 I have a meeting tonight.
01:25:06 Hi, it's Sandy.
01:25:12 Sandy?
01:25:13 No, it's Carl.
01:25:15 What do you want?
01:25:16 Stan, let me talk to you.
01:25:17 I can't talk right now.
01:25:18 Stan, I need to talk to you
01:25:20 I'll call you back
01:25:45 Can I help you?
01:25:48 Yes, I am looking for a
01:25:51 Oh, we do not use last names here.
01:25:59 She left just soon as she got here.
01:26:02 It was obvious that she wasn't sober.
01:26:07 Her sponsor was kind enough
01:26:14 Have you ever seen this man,
01:26:18 That's Michael C.
01:26:21 That's her sponsor.
01:26:24 ¿What's his last name?
01:26:27 Alcoholics Anonymous. It Anony ...
01:26:31 Stan ...
01:26:33 Michael left this for you.
01:26:47 What was that?
01:26:48 he just gave me the package.
01:27:28 You have always 'stood the scum
01:27:35 I can't believe that
01:28:05 You sure you're not too high
01:28:08 I'm fine.
01:28:12 Why is it you never seem high?
01:28:16 Would never put that
01:28:35 Hey, hey.
01:28:41 Can I see it?
01:28:43 Why won't you let me see it?
01:28:46 Wait, let me look at it.
01:28:50 Oh God, you know what.
01:36:25 Death