INT: RONAN'S ROOMRONAN lays on his bed, staring up at the ceiling. At his feet is an opened laptop. Over the scene, EMILY's voice is heard. As she speaks, RONAN leans over to his small bedside table and takes out an orange pill bottle. He pops one of the pills into his mouth and swallows it without any water - he's had a lot of practice with this. After a couple moments, he takes another one.EMILY (V.O.)
Not that they aren't cool people. I really like them most of the time, you know? But I'm just a Coldstone employee. A background character. A footnote. You don't really need to focus on me. (she pauses) Unless you guys think I'm important?
RONAN sits up and grabs the laptop, putting it in his lap. The camera focuses on the screen, which has an expansive editing software pulled up on it. He reaches into the same nightstand and pulls a camera out of the drawer. He plugs it into the port of the laptop.RONAN (V.O.)
Yeah, I go to San Jose State for Graphic Design. I grew up in Memphis with a mom who loved her husband, and a step-father who loved drinking. I got out of there pretty quickly after I graduated high school, and ended up in California. But... you know, I ran out of money pretty quickly when I was going to college, and I didn't have much of a plan outside of finishing a four-year-degree, and sleeping in my car. So I got a job working at the Cinema Square. It's one of those artsy movie theatres? You know, the kind that only show independent films and foreign films and all that? One night, the cinema was doing a midnight movie special, and two women - Molly and Delilah - came in to see it...
INT: RONAN'S ROOM. INTERVIEW.RONAN continues his monologue, but the scene has changed from Ronan's voiceover to the scene that the voiceover is from. He sits on his bed, speaking directly into the camera.RONAN (cont.)
... We were playing "Clerks." (he coughs, speaking quietly:) I hate that movie. I cannot condone their entertainment choices. (he pauses) Anyway, Molly and Delilah's ride had ditched them, and I offered them a ride home. When they told me that they had an extra room they were trying to rent out... you know, I thought, "It'll be like Three's Company, except maybe I'll get to sleep with one of these girls. What could possibly go wrong with this situation?" Oh, Ronan... So naive.
INT: DELILAH AND MOLLY'S ROOMMOLLY sits on her bed, a pair of iPod earbuds on, as she flips through a magazine. DELILAH is picking up a little bit of trash around her floor. Everything seems peaceful and calm until DELILAH notices a pair of shoes. They're mostly on MOLLY's side of the room, but just the tip of them have crossed the blue tape barrier, and are on DELILAH's side. DELILAH picks up the shoes and throws them onto MOLLY's side. The shoes hit the wall by MOLLY's bed, and land in MOLLY's lap. She takes out her earbuds, surprised by the sudden shoes, and wondering what the hell she just missed that would cause DELILAH to throw them at her.DELILAH
Damnit, Molly! Do we need to discuss the line again?
MOLLY looks exasperated, as if they've had this argument a hundred times before, and then looks at the cameras, sighing.INT: DINING ROOM. INTERVIEW.DELILAH
Yeah, the tape line. You could say that both Molly and I have space issues. Molly has an issue with keeping her stuff in her space, and I have an issue with keep her stuff out of my space. So to keep the room in line, I developed the tape system. Neither of our things can cross the line. Simple as that.
INT: DINING ROOM. INTERVIEW.MOLLY
(frustrated) It's just another stupid way for Delilah to try to feel like she controls something in her life. I don't even know why we're friends sometimes. (she pauses, her face softens) I mean, I do know. We met in high school. I dropped out to be in this shitty band...
INSERT: PICTURES OF MOLLY'S BANDMOLLY looks happy in the pictures with her band, which she was the leader singer for. In the background of the first picture, you can see ADAM playing guitar. In more pictures, MOLLY and ADAM are together - singing together or playing together. There's a good amount of people in the crowd, but each picture is at a different small venue. The venue size never seems to change. MOLLY talks over the view of these pictures.MOLLY (V.O.) (cont.)
I thought we were really going to make it, you know? But I think every person whose ever been in a band says that. In the end, I was left pretty much in the same position that I started in - except without a high school education. And after I had made such a fool out of myself - telling everybody I was going to be famous and all that, only to fall flat on my face - Delilah was the only person who would still be my friend - a real friend, I mean. Not those people that I just go hang out with sometimes. Besides Adam, she was all that I really had for a while. But now our friendship is totally fucked up. She's all about these guidelines and order and all that... It's turned into this love/hate thing with us. (she looks down and sighs) But I definitely fucking hate the tape line.
EXT: OUTSIDE COLDSTONE CREAMERYThe camera looks through the large plate glass window. Inside, Emily talk with another co-worker. The other co-worker's back is to us, but when she turns around, it seen that it's Clara Oswald - played by Vara Gallo. Emily looks up and catches sight of the camera. Smiling, she motions for them to come inside. The camera enters the store.INT: COLDSTONE CREAMERYCLARA, who has yet to say a word or even look at the camera, disappears into the back of the store, leaving EMILY to talk to the documentary team.EMILY
Okay, looks like I can't get rid of you. (she giggles) Here, I'll show you around.
EMILY looks around the store to make sure nobody needs her right now, and then opens the counter for the cameracrew to come behind the bar with her.EMILY
Obviously this is totally against so many health codes to let you back here without my boss knowing, but what he doesn't know won't hurt him...
EMILY moves to a granite slab that is part of the bar and makes a grandiose gesture to it.EMILY
(overly enthusiastic, as if talking to small children) This is the cold stone from which Coldstone Creamery gets its name! This chilled piece of granite is kept at 16 degrees Fahrenheit at all times, and is used to keep our ice cream cold and delicious as we make you one of our 150,000 famous flavor combinations!
EMILY loses the smile and rubs her cheeks softly, dropping the overly enthusiastic act entirely.EMILY
Sorry, I have to say that when I'm giving a tour to somebody. It's one of the rules.
INT: COLDSTONE CREAMERY. INTERVIEW.Like before, EMILY is sitting at one of the tables in the store. In her hand, she's holding a small green notebook. The Coldstone Creamery logo is emblazoned on the front. She holds it up for the camera to see.EMILY
That speech is Rule #17 in the employee handbook. But usually it's reserved for elementary school children who are on a field trip to see how ice cream shops work. They're usually pretty impressed. (she slides the handbook over to them) You can keep that. It's last year's handbook. I have a new one now. (she sighs) I kind of hate this place. I mean, I don't consider it a full-time career, obviously. I shudder to even think of that. But it pays the bills I need to get paid, and on time. I just wish I didn't have to be so... cheery all the time. Or I, at least, wish I had somebody to talk to about how much I hate it. I don't really have much of a... support system, I guess you could say. I live with my mom, and she has enough problems as it is...
EMILY looks around the store. Nobody is waiting on her, so she continues talking. It's obvious that EMILY is using the documentary crew to talk around some of the issues she's been having that are bothering her that she feels she can't talk to anybody else about.EMILY
I wanted to go to college, but that didn't really work out. My mom needs me around too much, so I can't afford to be going to class and working. I'd really like to do something in music, though. I, um... I play guitar, and I've written some songs. (she laughs a little) It sounds so childish to say, but I'd really like to do something with them. Start a band, play some shows... not serve ice cream to douchebags from the quad.
EXT: STREET.The camera films from inside a small van, looking out of the passenger side window. Emily is in a small pickup truck. She doesn't notice the camera's presence. They watch as she pulls her truck into a small trailer park. The van stays outside the gate. The camera watches as Emily gets out of the truck and walks up to one of the smaller trailers. Emily unlocks the door and walks inside. Through the door, the camera is able to catch sight of medical equipment and I.V.'s. On the couch as an unknown person who is attached to all of this. The door closes. Over this scene, Emily's voice is heard:EMILY (V.O.)
Look, I know that you guys feel like you have to document everything, but my home life situation is a really sensitive spot for me. My mom has pancreatic cancer. I mean, she'll be fine and all, I'm sure. She's scheduled to have surgery soon... Just whenever I can get enough money together...
INT: LIVING ROOMDELILAH and MOLLY sit on the living room sofa in front of the television. RONAN walks in through the front door, his movie theatre uniform still on, with a little tag that says: "My name is RONAN." It's night. The TV channel Bravo is playing. DELILAH is happily eating popcorn on one side of the sofa, while MOLLY sits on the other, looking down at her phone. MOLLY looks over at the popcorn and grins.MOLLY
Hey, Delilah, pass some of that over here.
DELILAH
Psh, no. Get your own.
MOLLY narrows her eyes and dives her hand to get some popcorn out of DELILAH's bowl. DELILAH bats MOLLY's hand away, and the fight begins. The two girls start bickering about the popcorn, and RONAN takes this as his cue to leave the room quickly before he gets caught in their argument. He goes into the kitchen, and starts to go up the stairs to their bedrooms before he stops. RONAN sits down on one of the steps and takes out his cell phone, and dials a number. EMILY answers.EMILY (on phone)
(quietly) Hello?
RONAN
Uh, hey! Hey. It's Ronan Rabenstein. From the ice cream place. I see you, like, every day? (he chuckles nervously) Remember?
EMILY (on phone)
(laughs softly) Yes, how could I forget? The birthday cake ice cream guy.
RONAN
(still sounding nervous, but trying not to) As I recall, I'm the strawberry guy now. Mr. Strawberry Guy.
EMILY
Hahah, of course. (pause) How'd you get my number?
RONAN
Oh, um... okay, this is going to sound stalker-ish, but one of the documentary guys had your Coldstone Creamery handbook with them when they came over earlier today? It had your number written in it...
EMILY
Oh, yeah, I gave them one. You know, as a souvenir. (she gives a little laugh)
RONAN
(laughs a little with her) Oh, cool. Well, I called you because--
EMILY
Hey, hold on for a second.
RONAN
Oh okay.
Through the phone, there's a sound like the phone being put down on a table. Softly, the beeping of medical machines are heard. RONAN looks confused. EMILY returns to the phone after a few moments.
EMILY
(sounding more rushed and a little frustrated) Hey, I'm actually kind of busy right now. What was it that you wanted?
RONAN
(embarrassed, and now frazzled) Oh god, I'm sorry. I just wanted to know-- well-- I mean... Okay. (he takes in a breath) We're going to this movie tomorrow night. I bought four tickets for it, but Molly's boyfriend is working tomorrow, so he can't go. And being the agoraphobic person that I am, I don't really have anyone else to ask to go with me. (he pauses) So basically we have an extra ticket.
EMILY
Oh, um...
RONAN
I know it's sort of weird, but... you seem like you need a break. I know people in this town can be very demanding when it comes to their frozen dairy products. And the midnight movie is this kind of nice thing that the theatre only does every couple months, so it's kind of a big deal.
EMILY
(small giggle) Oh, yeah, no doubt... (she pauses) I'd love to go.
RONAN
(surprised) Seriously?
EMILY
Yeah, sure, why not? Where should we meet?
RONAN
It's at the Cinema Square. Downtown. Midnight. They're airing The Shining.
EMILY
Kick ass. I'll be there.
RONAN
Alright then!
There's an awkward pause. Either of them really have anything left to say.EMILY
Yeah...
RONAN
Okay, cool... See you then. Bye, Emily.
EMILY
Bye, Ronan. See you tomorrow.
EMILY hangs up. RONAN stays with the phone held up to his ear for a couple seconds before finally standing up and putting it back into his pocket. When he looks back up at the cameras, he's grinning from ear to ear. He continues up the stairs towards the bedroom. At the top of the landing, there's a pair of women's underwear laying on the floor. He uses his foot to pick them up and throw them over towards DELILAH and MOLLY's room. The underwear hits their door perfectly and then falls in front of it. RONAN lets out a silent cheer and then pats himself on the back. Then he goes into his room, and goes to his bedside table. He grabs two pills from the bottle from before and swallows them before going back downstairs. An uplifting score starts playing as RONAN passes by MOLLY and DELILAH in a happy daze as he picks up the laundry basket in the corner of the room, and heads towards the washing machines. The television has been muted, and both girls are now sitting on the side of the couch closest to the stairs, but RONAN doesn't seem to notice.INT: DINING ROOM. INTERVIEW.RONAN is still estatic.RONAN
It... was a good day.
INT: LIVING ROOM.MOLLY and DELILAH watch RONAN as he walks off happily. They exchange glances and giggle. They had obviously been listening to the entire conversation.INT: DINING ROOM. INTERVIEW.DELILAH and MOLLY sit together at the dining room table, both of them still giggling from seeing RONAN so happy.MOLLY
I mean, Ronan fucking WORKS at the Cinema Square. He probably got those tickets for free! He didn't need somebody to take the last one.
DELILAH
Okay, we don't know that he got them free for sure... But we do know that getting that extra ticket was not an accident. Ronan knows Adam's work schedule. Especially with how much Molly talks about him.
MOLLY playfully hits her in the arm. They both giggle again.EXT: OUTSIDE THE TRAILER PARKEMILY sits outside on the steps of her trailer, her guitar in hand. She stares off into the distance, off-handedly playing a couple chords. Her voice is heard over the scene:EMILY (V.O.)
Yeah, I think it'll go well. Besides the fact that I hate horror movies, and I literally pee myself in fear when I see them. (she laughs a little, and then sighs) But I'm looking forward to it.
The music ends. The scene fades out.EXT: STREET.The camera films from inside their van again, through the window. It's night. The camera watches as a nicer looking compact car pulls up in a lot across the street. After a couple seconds, ADAM gets out of the car and walks up to a payphone. He feeds it money and then dials. The camera can just barely pick up what he's saying.ADAM
(into the phone) Hey, babe... I'm fine... No, she's not here... Right now?... Babe, I have to work tomorrow... Yes, I'm blowing off Ronan's midnight movie thing to go to work, it matters... Because I have to work hard. My parents' money isn't going to last forever, you know... Fine... I'll be there tonight... Yeah, just give me twenty minutes...
The person on the other side of the call says something that embarrasses ADAM. Even though he doesn't know anybody is watching him, he still blushes and turns away from the street in embarrassment.ADAM
Yes, we can use the toys tonight, fine. But go easy on me, okay? Molly was really rough--
ADAM turns back to the street and catches sight of the van. He pauses for a moment, watching them before saying another word.ADAM
Hey, Clara, I've gotta go, okay? I'll be there soon.
ADAM hangs up the phone, maintaining eye contact with the camera - still trying to figure out if he's being watched or not. He stays like that for a few seconds before turning and walking back to his car.INT: DINING ROOM. INTERVIEW.This interview is obviously from before ADAM was caught talking to somebody else. He seems distant as he talks, as if he doesn't totally believe what he's saying.ADAM
I'll flat out say it: I love Molly. She's a great girl. I can see us really going somewhere. Ultimately, I'm crazy for her... (he sighs) What can I say?
FADE OUTINT: CINEMA SQUAREIt's the next night. The camera pans the lobby of the Cinema Square. The Cinema Square is less of a square, and more of an L-shape. There is only one screen in the theatre, and the door to it's screening room is seen on the curve of the L. The rest of it is open space. It's obvious that before the space was renovated into a theatre, it was just a warehouse. The left side of the theatre lobby is dominated by a small art gallery that displays works of art based on cult films. That's where MOLLY and DELILAH are, looking at the pieces. MOLLY holds a large tub of popcorn in one hand, and a large drink in the other. Only movie posters hang on the other walls, taking up all the wall space. MOLLY and DELILAH laugh at one of the art works on the wall. As the camera pans, we see a concession stand near the gallery portion. That's where RONAN stands. He wears a black cap that was the Cinema Square logo on it. The cap awkwardly pushes down his gelled hair.INT: CINEMA SQUARE. INTERVIEW.RONAN still stands behind the counter, his uniform on. Through the small windows, we can see that there's still some sunlight, so the interview was recorded long before the crowd came in for the midnight movie. He holds a film reel in his hand.RONAN
Yep, tonight is Midnight Movie Madness! Some call it the Triple M. I call it overtime with pay. And tonight's movie is... (he holds up the reel) 'The Shining!' Ooooh!
Masking tape is attached to the front of the reel. The title 'The Shining' is written very blankly across it. RONAN sets the reel down on the counter and begins rolling it back and forth as he speaks.RONAN
Yep, we use reels here. Actually, a lot of theatres in San Jose still use film. I'm just trying to make this place sound more-- OW!
He pulls his finger away from the film reel, shaking it out.RONAN
Reel got my finger...
INT: CINEMA SQUAREMOLLY and DELILAH are still standing by the art, although MOLLY seems to have now lost interest. Instead, she's now quickly eating popcorn out of the tub, her eyes glazed over as she stares at the ground, thinking about something. DELILAH looks at her, slightly disgusted.DELILAH
Seriously, are you planning on hibernating soon? Why are you shoveling it in like that?
MOLLY doesn't look up at DELILAH when she answers. She keeps her head down, and answers in a soft voice, momentarily pausing on the popcorn eating to answer.MOLLY
I can't believe Adam bailed out on us. (she takes a sip of her drink and then continues eating)
DELILAH
He's at work... You know that. I'm actually surprised that he's made a commitment to something other than your relationship.
MOLLY shoots DELILAH a dirty look, but continues eating. DELILAH frowns.DELILAH
You know, we were going to eat that during the movie.
MOLLY
Oh, were we?
MOLLY leans over the tub and lets a ball of chewed up popcorn fall out of her mouth and into the tub with the rest of perfectly good popcorn. MOLLY shoves the tub into DELILAH hands and walks off towards the bathrooms. DELILAH watches in disgust and anger.INT: CINEMA SQUARE. INTERVIEW.DELILAH stands in front of the gallery, by a trashcan, which their tub of popcorn sticks out of. Her arms are crossed over her chest as she speaks.DELILAH
What? No. I wouldn't say I want to kill Molly. Not at all. I just... I just want her to stop living and being around me? Does that make sense?
INT: CINEMA SQUAREThe camera is focused on RONAN as he fixes one of the candy displays behind the concession stand. The front door of the theatre opens and EMILY walks in. She's wearing a black, sparkling formal dress. Her hair is done nicely in a bun. She immediately pauses as she walks in and looks around, seeing that everybody else is dressed casually.INT: CINEMA SQUARE. INTERVIEW.EMILY stands near the bathrooms, away from everybody else as she speaks. Closer up, the cameras can fully see the detailed makeup and hair that EMILY went through to look good for this night.EMILY
Yeah, this dress was my bad... I dug it out of my mom's closet. God knows she's not going to use it anytime soon. It's not that she's dead or anything. But she doesn't get out much anymore, obviously, and she only wore this dress when she went out with my dad. (she pauses and sighs, because she knows the next thing she's about to say sounds ridiculous:) My dad lives in the Antarctic. He's an archeologist. (she pauses again) And it was the furthest he could get away from my mom.
INT: CINEMA SQUAREBack to the scene, RONAN walks up to EMILY, who is still frozen by the front door.RONAN
Wow. A dress? Do you normally dress this formal to go out to a movie? (RONAN looks EMILY up and down, impressed)
EMILY
(she looks around the room, shocked) You said that this was a big deal. I thought it was a dress-up sort of thing...
RONAN
No. No, not at all. (he smiles at EMILY, amused, and then laughs) Thanks for coming down, though. (He leads her over to the concession stand and starts making her a drink)
EMILY
Oh, yeah, it's no problem at all. I need a good de-stresser after working an eight hour shift. And what better way to relax than by watching a good horror movie in the middle of the night? That's not stressful at all! (she grimaces)
RONAN
(handing her the drink) You scared of the movie?
EMILY
Yes. Yes, I am. Very much so. (she laughs)
RONAN
(laughing as well) It's not that bad. It's much more terrifying to gawk at the specimens of the downtown San Jose area. (he looks around the room at the theatre customers) It's like a mental ward...
INT: CINEMA SQUARE. INTERVIEW.RONAN is still behind the counter. This looks like a continuation of his last interview clip.RONAN
I have an utter disdain for the Film Connoisseurs of San Jose. I tried to get into their group once. I was kicked out for calling Citizen Kane boring. (he scoffs) I just didn't ADORE it is all... I mean, who names their sled?
INT: CINEMA SQUAREThe camera is still focused on RONAN and EMILY at the concession stand. EMILY is looking at the candy bar arrangement.EMILY
Well, this looks like quiet a fine selection you have here, Mr. Ronan.
Both of them laugh a little. The awkward nervousness they experience before is happening again, except now it's face-to-face and not over the phone.RONAN
Yeah, we have lots of stuff. We have--
Almost as a guardian angel, a young, stout customer walks up to the counter and cuts RONAN off from going on a nervous listing of every candy bar the theatre has. The customer looks like he's about to order, but then he notices the cameras filming.CUSTOMER
Oh. My. God. What... what is this? Is this an actual film crew? Are you guys filming a movie? Am I going to be in it as an extra?
The CUSTOMER walks over to the cameras, getting very close. He takes the camera out of the cameraman's hand and looks through the lens. For the first time, we get to see a bit of the documentary crew - from their necks down. From what's seen, there's three of them - two males, and a female. Based on the way they're dressed and look, they seem to be the rest of the group's age. College, definitely.CUSTOMER
I have so many questions. Like, are you guys hiring, or is this just some project you're doing?
One of the crew members - the woman - starts to answer, but the CUSTOMER continues on talking.CUSTOMER
I've been working a handheld for almost four months now, but I'm really considering doing some professional work. You know, spread my wings, get into the business. (he hands the camera back to the crew, who refocuses on RONAN and EMILY at the counter, who have silently watched this entire exchange go by) What do you guys think? Is it something worth pursuing?
The crew doesn't answer. RONAN coughs. EMILY dusts invisible crumbs off of her dress. The CUSTOMER waits for a response from the crew, but when he realizes that they've chosen to ignore him instead, he walks away - confused and disappointed.RONAN
I sure do love this city.
INT: PROJECTOR ROOMRONAN stands by the projector, messing with the slides. He looks very frustrated and confused. He spins one on the reel, and expects an outcome that doesn't happen.RONAN
Come on. Come on... WORK, DAMN YOU.
The camera looks out the projector window. Inside the actual screening room, we can see that the theatre isn't that big. It can seat maybe 100 people, and its only half-full. MOLLY and DELILAH are easily recognizable, sitting together near the front. The camera searches through the crowd until it spots EMILY, who is sitting at the very back of the theatre. She looks up towards the window, seeing the cameras, and gives them a thumbs up.INT: SCREENING ROOMThe crew sits at the back with EMILY, who talks directly to them. She is the only one on the back row.EMILY
I figured that if I sit in the back, I won't be able to see the screen over all the people. Awesome! (she smiles widely, hoping her plan will work)
The camera position changes, this time filming from the front of the theatre, looking over all of the patrons. Specific dialogue is unable to be heard over the talking of everybody in the room, but the camera focuses on MOLLY and DELILAH, who are having a heated discussion. Finally, DELILAH takes her candy and her drink and moves a couple rows behind MOLLY in a huff.INT: SCREENING ROOM. INTERVIEW.The camera sits next to DELILAH as she speaks, keeping her eyes forward, looking at the back of MOLLY's head.DELILAH
She was bitching about Adam again. (she sighs) He's a total sleezebag, you know. But he makes her happy. Especially when they're torturing me by having sex in our room, so I have to sleep on the couch. But I'm sure that's the only pleasure out of life he gets. That and working at TGIFridays, I guess.
INT: SCREENING ROOM. INTERVIEW.The set up is basically the same, except for the camera has moved to another row, and is now interviewing MOLLY.MOLLY
I don't know why she acts like it's so crazy for me to be in love with him. He's a really great guy. (she pauses, and then gives the camera a small smile, thinking) We met at Coachella. Got drunk and had sex in one of the bathrooms. Then I stole his number out of his phone and called him repeatedly afterwards until he'd date me. (she laughs) It was just too crazy of a meeting for it to not be meant to be.
INT: SCREENING ROOMThe camera position is back at the front of the theatre. MOLLY takes out her phone and checks the time. It's almost 12:15AM. She looks up at the projector window and sees RONAN inside, struggling. MOLLY sighs and gets up from her seat, exiting the screening room.INT: PROJECTOR ROOMRONAN is still struggling, but after a few seconds of watching him, MOLLY comes through the projector room door.MOLLY
Hey, are we going to be ready to go any time soon?
RONAN
(looks up at her, on his knees in front of the projector, exasperated) I'm trying, Mol. I really am.
MOLLY
Okay, what's the problem?
MOLLY bends down next to RONAN and looks over the machine.RONAN
Um, I really don't know. I mean, I threaded everything through. The light is on...
MOLLY looks the machine over and then sighs.MOLLY
Well, for one thing, the reel is running counter-clockwise. It needs to be going clockwise. Also, you have the light projection on. But you also need the sound synthesizer and the main unit running as well. So flip those blue and red switches on the main unit, and swap the film around.
RONAN looks up at MOLLY, stunned.RONAN
Um... yeah, okay.
RONAN does exactly what MOLLY told him to do. The projector springs to life. The opening title credits roll on the screen. Below them, in the screening room, the audience cheers.RONAN
Wow, it worked. I'm actually really impressed. (he puts his hand on his waist as he watches the screen for a moment, making sure everything is working) Good job, Mol.
RONAN pats MOLLY on the back as he exits the room and goes downstairs to the screening room to watch the movie. MOLLY stays up by the projector, proud of herself. She smiles triumphantly at the camera.INT: PROJECTOR ROOM. INTERVIEW.MOLLY watches the movie out of the little window as she speaks.MOLLY
I used to have a boyfriend who worked at the drive-in theatre, so I could watch movies for free in the little booth. I learned how to fix projectors from him. (she thinks for a moment, laughing quietly to herself) Sometimes, when I'd get bored, I would do little shadow puppets on the screen. You know, the usual stuff. "The Rabbit." "The Inchworm." "The Wolf." "The Humping Lovers."
(Part 3 coming soon)