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[music]
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[man] There's obviously a mistake.
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We were notified the passes
would be waiting in our names.
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[attendant]
I'm sorry, but that's incorrect.
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- Morf Vandewalt, Artweb.
- [lady] No. It's today...
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[man 2] Hey, Morf.
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[man] Okay, I wanna speak
to someone in charge, please.
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- Lovely to see you again.
- [lady] This is ridiculous.
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We bought Shogrun's Ultraworld
last month in New York.
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[speaking Chinese]
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[gear grinding]
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[robotic voice]
Have you ever felt invisible?
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[gear grinding]
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Once, I built a railroad.
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- [man] There he is. Morf.
- Cloudio.
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It's Kenji, you probably know.
It's titled Hoboman.
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The response is amazing.
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- Arguably, the hit of the show.
- Hmm.
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Wolfson, Female Figure, four years ago.
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[Cloudio] No, it's new.
Vastly different themes.
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It's an iteration.
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No originality. No courage.
My opinion.
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[scoffs] Well, I absolutely respect
the power of your point of view,
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but this encompasses on a global scale.
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There's just such a sense of now
and in your face,
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which speaks to pop and cinema
and economics.
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I mean, you can feel the winds
of the apocalypse.
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I can't save you.
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We have a four-million-dollar hold,
a major buyer in Shanghai.
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Will you be running your review today?
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[phone camera clicks]
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[phone rings]
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- Hey.
- [Coco] Do you have a minute?
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No, I'm just heading inside now.
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- I have to tell you something about Ricky.
- What?
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- Josephina, he's cheating on you.
- Are you serious?
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- I saw him with this girl.
- When?
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Last night at a bar.
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- What?
- They were both pretty drunk.
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- Wha... What time?
- I don't know. Ten?
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- They were all over each other.
- Right at the fucking bar.
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- I'm so sorry, Josephina.
- Are you sure it was him?
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They were standing right next to me.
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I gotta go.
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- Anything I can do?
- No.
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Uh, thank you, seriously. Bye.
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- [man] Howzit, Morf?
- Hello, Jon.
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[Jon] Really something, eh?
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Is Piers sleeping with Dorothy?
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Oh, I'm certain
you'd have to ask him that.
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- [cell phone ringing]
- Excuse me.
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- Morf, love.
- Oh, Gretchen.
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We bid on it for the museum.
Jon wants three point seven.
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Rhodora would never
sell a Piers for under five,
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so it's a nice opportunity for us.
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I'm quite curious to know what you think.
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I think sober hasn't been good for him.
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Well, this was done fifteen years ago.
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Piers was in the full bloom
of alcoholism here.
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Exactly.
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So, you're saying it is a good buy
for the museum, then?
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Excuse me.
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Josephina.
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Are you okay?
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[tearful]
Literally, the worst fucking day.
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Ugh, your makeup.
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God, I'm late.
They texted, like, twenty times.
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I'm headed there, too.
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God, fucking people.
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- Who?
- Everyone.
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Is Piers switching galleries?
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I answer phones and get coffee.
I'd literally be, like, the last to know.
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[clapping]
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You're too late.
Rhodora already got her coffee.
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Are you where you wanna be?
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I'm not taking shit from the installer.
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[woman] What did you think?
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I haven't felt that in years.
[chuckles]
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- Morf is here.
- [woman] Oh, thank you. Excuse me.
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[woman] Well?
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Color. Life.
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- I love it.
- [chuckles]
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I'm sick of white spaces.
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That is so strange.
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I've been drawn to a bolder booth presence
in terms of work and palette lately.
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Mm-hmm. This adherence to showing
in sterile, monochrome cubes.
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It's just laziness.
I wanted to get some juxtaposition going.
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I'm actually, I mean right now,
writing something exactly about this.
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- This wasn't in the catalog.
- Mm-mm.
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It's Minkins.
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It's called Sphere.
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It creates this unique sensation,
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depending on each person
and whatever hole they decide to explore.
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Just like life.
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It uses all sorts of sensors and gizmos.
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Ooh!
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It's about choice, desire, sex.
[chuckles]
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The whole enchilada.
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- [Morf] It's groundbreaking.
- Hmm, it's yours to break.
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Debuted ten minutes ago.
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I'm posting a review. How much is it?
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So much easier to talk about
money than art.
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[Morf] Funny.
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Speaking of, is Piers leaving you
for Jon Dondon?
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I've represented Piers
for seventeen years.
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That's not an answer.
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Well, why don't you put your hand in?
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See what you feel.
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- [lady] It's just not worth my investment.
- [man] You're mistaken.
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This is gonna be an uncommon
event experience,
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not to mention the tax incentive.
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- Is there water in Miami?
- At the bar, sir.
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- [man 2] I don't know.
- Fuck.
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[Jon] I can guarantee your position
as co-chair-- Oh, excuse me.
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Piers.
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[Morf] I was floating in the ocean,
and, for this incredible moment,
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it felt like I had tapped into
a primal consciousness.
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A connection to the world
in its purest form.
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[phone beeps]
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Ricky's still denying it.
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"Please, baby, let me explain."
I swear to God, I want to hurt him.
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Maybe it will free you up for new things.
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This was a new thing. He'd just moved in.
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I have to say, I'm having my own
major second thoughts about Ed.
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He actually has some fantasy
about us getting married.
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I'm through dating artists.
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They're already in a relationship.
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[woman] Look, Damrish,
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your website doesn't give
a sense of scale or texture.
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But seeing your work in person
at the new-artists fair,
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I had that "Oh, my God" moment.
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It charges and mauls and devours.
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Six months ago,
I was living on the street,
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showing on the sidewalk.
So, that's where I'm coming from, right?
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Let me fill you in.
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All this... it's just a safari to hunt
the next new thing and eat it.
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I heard you were the one to watch out for.
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Oh, I'm easy-peasy.
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Pussycat, really.
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I know all about you,
going back to your punk days.
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Oof, that was many moons ago.
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- Velvet Buzzsaw.
- Yeah, well, the name was catchy.
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Yeah, the early stuff was great.
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Then it became, what? Like, self-parody?
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I mean, after Polly left,
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why'd you split up?
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Who remembers through
all the booze and pills.
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But the point is,
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I've gone from anarchist
to purveyor of good taste.
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- [scoffs]
- So, I get the joke.
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None of this is new.
It's all been done since
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someone charged a bone
to see the first cave painting.
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Here you are.
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So... Thank you.
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What cave are you showing in?
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Me and my dudes started a collective.
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- Mmm. Well, cheers to that.
- [clinks]
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Well, hell knows, I love loyalty,
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but I would kill to exhibit you.
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I just turned down an offer
for a full show from Jon Dondon.
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Ugh. And on and on.
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He's inside right now
trying to poach Piers.
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You know where I am, Damrish?
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I'm here doing shots with you.
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Club soda. Lime.
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The market always tiers up for you, Piers.
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Listen, my intolerance
for your bullshit is zero.
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Lekker, no bullshit.
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Look, Rhodora overpriced you.
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She's lost it.
She's completely out of touch.
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I sold Cranial today
for three point seven,
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exactly what I said I'd get.
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If you come with me,
our gallery has cutting-edge analytics
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to maximize deal flow and global demand.
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I am fighting to get back to creation,
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to revelation, the billion years of energy
sparking through our brain.
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I'm not jetting around,
hawking fucking tickets.
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In an attention economy,
celebrity is art form.
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Do you understand
that I only commission new work?
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Repros, prints, replicas are all marketed
under my own brand.
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My boet, I'm more than ecstatic to partner
you exclusively on your future work.
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I hear Rhodora sold Sphere
for seven million.
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Ugh. Man, it's a carnival attraction.
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It's brilliant.
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I never should've quit drinking.
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Josephina.
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Are you going to SLS?
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I'm going to a satellite show
outside of town.
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Well, I'll come.
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[Josephina] What's going on with you?
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What do you mean?
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You're Morf fucking Vandewalt.
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What are you doing
coming to a grant show with me?
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I like being with you.
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We have a taste relationship.
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Is that tobacco?
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Hash oil.
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Maybe I'll have one little puff.
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[coughs]
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[Morf] Okay, that was the worst show
I've seen in years.
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- And who was that angry guy when we left?
- You don't know?
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That was Imeldus Vanderhorst.
You panned him last year.
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Grab two Tito's from the fridge.
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You know,
you're in much better shape than Ricky.
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I... do a lot of Pilates and Peloton.
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I remember your body.
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I remember yours.
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Ever since Berlin, I find myself
thinking all the time about you.
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We were wasted.
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I keep telling myself that.
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Your skin.
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It's the most beautiful cross
between almond and saddle brown.
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I make you hard, huh?
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You make me confused.
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Tough headspace for a critic.
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[airplane flying]
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[Rhodora] Got back to LA late last night
and looked at the numbers.
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My God.
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Aside from the peachy Minkins sale,
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Miami was really
not a very great thriving market.
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Brass tacks, we didn't move one Rubek.
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I know the London office
has a hard-on for him, but to my mind,
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the last thing we need to waste time on
is trying to flog some pop-art revival.
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[phone beeps]
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- Pop-art.
- [beeps]
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- [louder] Pop-art.
- [beeps]
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Fuck me.
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[sighs]
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[mysterious music]
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Hey. [inhales deeply]
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"Star of the Nova section
was Mertilla Splude's Go-Pro Kindergarten,
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an inspired disquisition
of early-age experience."
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Hmm. [inhales deeply]
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Well, get inspired
and come join me in the pool.
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[suspenseful music]
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[man] Is he all right?
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Call 911.
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[man breathes heavily]
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[cat meows]
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[phone ringing]
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Who's supposed to be here?
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Josephina. She's late... again.
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You, Rococo.
Take the reception desk.
244
00:15:50.250 --> 00:15:54.041
It's... It's Coco, actually. Um...
245
00:15:55.166 --> 00:15:57.166
Haze Gallery. Can I help you?
246
00:15:58.625 --> 00:15:59.500
Hello?
247
00:16:01.375 --> 00:16:02.916
[man laughs]
248
00:16:03.416 --> 00:16:06.833
Hang up, right?
Yeah, rich people are impatient.
249
00:16:09.083 --> 00:16:10.791
I'm really an artist, you know?
250
00:16:11.791 --> 00:16:16.291
I did, um, Bandini's Froot Loop Hippo,
you know that?
251
00:16:16.958 --> 00:16:19.125
And I glued on all the Froot Loops.
252
00:16:19.791 --> 00:16:20.875
Yeah.
253
00:16:21.583 --> 00:16:23.500
It's at The Broad right now.
254
00:16:23.583 --> 00:16:26.041
Not broad.
People confuse it with Broad.
255
00:16:26.125 --> 00:16:27.625
- Broad, brode, yeah.
- Right.
256
00:16:27.708 --> 00:16:29.666
But I can get us tickets if you want.
257
00:16:30.041 --> 00:16:31.125
They know me there.
258
00:16:32.458 --> 00:16:34.750
- When did you get back?
- [Morf] Last night.
259
00:16:35.291 --> 00:16:37.958
I have solid confirmation
Piers has left you for Jon Dondon.
260
00:16:38.458 --> 00:16:40.125
I'm going to get bored now.
261
00:16:40.208 --> 00:16:42.625
This feels huge to me.
Why would he leave?
262
00:16:42.708 --> 00:16:44.708
Why, why why. Why anything?
263
00:16:45.375 --> 00:16:46.666
Maybe I wanted him to leave.
264
00:16:47.125 --> 00:16:49.541
Meanwhile, I'm signing new talent.
265
00:16:50.000 --> 00:16:52.083
Heard you got Damrish. He's fierce.
266
00:16:52.166 --> 00:16:54.625
And this morning, Mertilla Splude.
267
00:16:54.708 --> 00:16:57.958
We are on the same frequency, I swear.
268
00:16:58.416 --> 00:17:02.000
- Go-Pro Kindergarten's gonna break big.
- Your lips, God's ear.
269
00:17:02.625 --> 00:17:05.333
Oh, wait. In our world, you are God.
270
00:17:06.791 --> 00:17:08.416
And I'm running late. Gotta go.
271
00:17:08.500 --> 00:17:09.583
Okay.
272
00:17:09.666 --> 00:17:10.500
[kisses]
273
00:17:11.375 --> 00:17:13.291
- [sighs] I'm sorry.
- [phone ringing]
274
00:17:14.000 --> 00:17:16.916
Some random guy just, like,
died in my building.
275
00:17:17.000 --> 00:17:19.458
[gasps] I really am so surprised.
276
00:17:19.833 --> 00:17:20.916
Rhodora, I'm not kidding.
277
00:17:21.375 --> 00:17:23.625
A neighbor actually died.
I found the body.
278
00:17:23.708 --> 00:17:26.958
Bryson keeps me up to speed
on everything that goes on around here.
279
00:17:27.041 --> 00:17:28.458
Your chronic lateness--
280
00:17:28.541 --> 00:17:29.875
Bryson's pissed because...
281
00:17:31.375 --> 00:17:33.833
he came on to me
and I shut him down.
282
00:17:33.916 --> 00:17:35.375
He's a flat-out creeper.
283
00:17:35.541 --> 00:17:38.000
Well, I can say the interest
I had in you has waned.
284
00:17:38.500 --> 00:17:40.333
I thought I was grooming a protégé.
285
00:17:40.416 --> 00:17:44.666
All our long talks about your struggles
and grand ambitions.
286
00:17:44.750 --> 00:17:48.375
And then you insult my intelligent mind.
I'm moving you off the front.
287
00:17:48.458 --> 00:17:52.458
No client contact until you raise
the quality bar in your performance.
288
00:17:54.208 --> 00:17:55.958
- Morning.
- [staffers] Good morning.
289
00:17:56.041 --> 00:17:59.416
[Rhodora] Do we have Berlin?
Singapore? London? Oh, we do.
290
00:17:59.791 --> 00:18:03.458
So, I have two new favorite artists
I am all kinds of happy to tell you about.
291
00:18:30.416 --> 00:18:31.541
[man] I'm from Perlack.
292
00:18:32.750 --> 00:18:33.958
We own the building.
293
00:18:36.916 --> 00:18:37.875
Did you know him?
294
00:18:38.333 --> 00:18:39.291
The guy who died?
295
00:18:40.500 --> 00:18:42.000
Some sorta artist, I guess.
296
00:18:43.125 --> 00:18:43.958
No.
297
00:18:45.750 --> 00:18:46.791
I found his body.
298
00:18:47.625 --> 00:18:48.750
He liked his privacy.
299
00:18:49.875 --> 00:18:52.583
- He had a cat.
- It's up there. We'll find it tomorrow.
300
00:18:52.666 --> 00:18:54.166
Jesus, the stuff inside...
301
00:18:54.791 --> 00:18:58.208
And it all gets tossed.
The old man wanted everything thrown away.
302
00:18:58.458 --> 00:18:59.958
No trace, his instructions.
303
00:19:00.041 --> 00:19:01.916
Looks like he started to do it himself,
304
00:19:02.000 --> 00:19:03.833
but he died
before he could finish the job.
305
00:19:04.791 --> 00:19:05.750
[chuckles]
306
00:19:07.291 --> 00:19:08.250
[man] Well, good night.
307
00:19:16.708 --> 00:19:18.250
[cat meows]
308
00:19:40.541 --> 00:19:42.541
[door creaks]
309
00:19:42.958 --> 00:19:44.958
[suspenseful music]
310
00:19:49.833 --> 00:19:50.958
Hey, kitty, kitty.
311
00:19:56.041 --> 00:19:57.208
[door closes]
312
00:19:59.083 --> 00:20:01.083
[floor creaks]
313
00:20:13.291 --> 00:20:15.333
[suspenseful music continues]
314
00:20:55.458 --> 00:20:57.458
[suspenseful music intensifies]
315
00:21:42.166 --> 00:21:43.416
[gasps]
316
00:21:43.708 --> 00:21:45.916
- [breathes heavily]
- [meows]
317
00:21:47.875 --> 00:21:49.041
Hey, little guy.
318
00:21:52.875 --> 00:21:53.708
Hey.
319
00:22:10.666 --> 00:22:12.666
[suspenseful music intensifies]
320
00:22:21.500 --> 00:22:22.375
Hey.
321
00:22:23.125 --> 00:22:24.833
Ah, so glad you called.
322
00:22:25.791 --> 00:22:27.416
I'd hug, but I'm all sweaty.
323
00:22:27.750 --> 00:22:30.500
Love the jumper.
Cornsilk's a great color for you.
324
00:22:31.708 --> 00:22:33.208
Miami was a revelation.
325
00:22:34.000 --> 00:22:35.583
Let me just start with that.
326
00:22:37.416 --> 00:22:41.500
I don't know where I am with anything else
in my life, other than that I feel...
327
00:22:42.958 --> 00:22:44.166
good with you.
328
00:22:45.208 --> 00:22:48.333
So much better, and beyond good.
329
00:22:48.833 --> 00:22:49.958
I found something.
330
00:22:50.875 --> 00:22:52.083
That's what I'm saying.
331
00:23:26.291 --> 00:23:27.583
Who did these?
332
00:23:28.750 --> 00:23:30.083
What do you think of them?
333
00:23:32.666 --> 00:23:33.875
They're visionary.
334
00:23:34.166 --> 00:23:35.375
[chuckles]
335
00:23:38.583 --> 00:23:40.875
Mesmeric. An absolute incredible...
336
00:23:43.250 --> 00:23:45.750
mix of mediums.
337
00:23:49.000 --> 00:23:50.375
I'm ensorcelled.
338
00:23:52.083 --> 00:23:54.708
- Do you think there's a market for it?
- Massive.
339
00:23:56.208 --> 00:23:57.083
Beyond.
340
00:24:01.041 --> 00:24:02.541
Who represents them?
341
00:24:05.041 --> 00:24:05.875
I do.
342
00:24:07.875 --> 00:24:10.750
[laughs] I'm dying with suspense.
343
00:24:10.833 --> 00:24:11.833
Who is it?
344
00:24:13.416 --> 00:24:16.125
[TV announcer]
Tonight's jackpot is 400 million dollars.
345
00:24:16.541 --> 00:24:19.916
To win that jackpot,
you must match these five white balls.
346
00:24:20.166 --> 00:24:24.875
The first winning number tonight is 54.
That's followed by 32.
347
00:24:24.958 --> 00:24:29.291
Up next we have 52.
Your next number is 34.
348
00:24:29.375 --> 00:24:33.250
Your final white ball
for this Friday evening is 25.
349
00:24:33.416 --> 00:24:35.416
If no one matches the five numbers--
350
00:24:35.666 --> 00:24:38.875
It just seemed edgier at the Biennale.
351
00:24:41.166 --> 00:24:43.166
Oh, is this the exact lighting?
352
00:24:43.541 --> 00:24:44.458
[tech] I think so.
353
00:24:45.083 --> 00:24:46.791
Okay, well, go check the specs.
354
00:24:47.083 --> 00:24:49.083
[TV continues playing indistinctly]
355
00:25:05.791 --> 00:25:08.375
I run the collective Damrish belongs to.
356
00:25:08.458 --> 00:25:12.000
Oh. I didn't think
collectives had people in charge.
357
00:25:12.291 --> 00:25:14.291
Doesn't that defeat the whole purpose?
358
00:25:14.833 --> 00:25:16.250
I represent him.
359
00:25:16.333 --> 00:25:17.250
Used to.
360
00:25:17.458 --> 00:25:21.041
We're building something away
from all this commercial bullshit.
361
00:25:21.125 --> 00:25:22.708
It's not just about the fucking money.
362
00:25:22.791 --> 00:25:25.375
Stealing Damrish away would end us.
363
00:25:25.458 --> 00:25:27.791
Okay. Well, you know what?
He's not a child.
364
00:25:27.875 --> 00:25:29.291
It's his choice, not mine.
365
00:25:31.791 --> 00:25:34.500
- You think this is done?
- Back the fuck up!
366
00:25:35.583 --> 00:25:37.625
I tried to stop him.
367
00:25:39.000 --> 00:25:40.416
Okay, well, you failed.
368
00:25:43.250 --> 00:25:44.333
Unbelievable.
369
00:25:46.125 --> 00:25:49.083
- [Coco] It will... never happen again.
- Go!
370
00:25:52.750 --> 00:25:54.750
[phone ringing]
371
00:26:03.250 --> 00:26:06.958
Coco! Didn't you tell me
you wanted to get a cat?
372
00:26:07.500 --> 00:26:08.416
Um...
373
00:26:09.166 --> 00:26:10.541
can we talk about it later?
374
00:26:12.625 --> 00:26:13.541
Sure.
375
00:26:16.250 --> 00:26:17.250
[Josephina] Hey!
376
00:26:18.708 --> 00:26:21.541
- What the fuck do you think you're doing?
- What is this? Who is this?
377
00:26:21.625 --> 00:26:22.541
That was under my desk.
378
00:26:22.625 --> 00:26:25.250
I was looking for tape and I saw this.
379
00:26:25.458 --> 00:26:27.708
- This is harassment.
- Tell me who the artist is.
380
00:26:27.791 --> 00:26:31.458
- What the fuck is wrong with you?
- I do more than maintenance and packing.
381
00:26:32.000 --> 00:26:34.000
I'm not just a man of primitive skills.
382
00:26:35.750 --> 00:26:38.458
This shit... talks to me.
383
00:26:50.583 --> 00:26:52.750
[Gretchen] Hey, you.
I heard you were coming by.
384
00:26:52.833 --> 00:26:54.541
I'm reviewing your Purlfoy exhibit.
385
00:26:54.625 --> 00:26:57.041
Oh, be kind.
Our membership is plummeting.
386
00:26:57.750 --> 00:27:01.708
Tell me something. Have you ever heard
of an artist named Vetril Dease?
387
00:27:01.791 --> 00:27:02.625
D-E-A-S-E.
388
00:27:04.166 --> 00:27:05.000
No.
389
00:27:05.083 --> 00:27:06.166
Can you check?
390
00:27:11.458 --> 00:27:14.000
No. Not in our records,
and we have everyone.
391
00:27:16.625 --> 00:27:19.000
Morf, honey, I, uh...
392
00:27:20.958 --> 00:27:23.125
- I need to bend your ear.
- Mmm?
393
00:27:23.791 --> 00:27:28.291
I am leaving to become an art adviser.
394
00:27:28.375 --> 00:27:31.083
[squeals] I know, I know.
I can't say for whom.
395
00:27:31.250 --> 00:27:35.125
But I will be making enough to afford
a terribly lovely car and garden.
396
00:27:35.208 --> 00:27:36.708
Oh, hello, Morf.
397
00:27:37.166 --> 00:27:38.041
Hello, Jim.
398
00:27:41.000 --> 00:27:42.666
Look, I came to the museum
399
00:27:42.750 --> 00:27:45.666
because I wanted to change
the world through art.
400
00:27:45.750 --> 00:27:48.958
But the wealthy vacuum up everything,
except crumbs.
401
00:27:49.041 --> 00:27:51.625
The best work is only enjoyed
by a tiny few.
402
00:27:51.750 --> 00:27:54.458
And they buy what they're told.
So, why not join the party?
403
00:27:54.541 --> 00:27:56.791
Mmm. It's everywhere, the money question.
404
00:27:57.458 --> 00:27:59.041
In advance of my move, I am...
405
00:27:59.750 --> 00:28:02.666
actively looking for purchases
for my new client.
406
00:28:02.958 --> 00:28:05.833
You might be interested to know
407
00:28:06.041 --> 00:28:09.000
that I can provide to you a generous,
408
00:28:09.083 --> 00:28:13.333
untraceable reward for anything
you steer me to in the realm of
409
00:28:13.750 --> 00:28:16.500
undervalued, pre-review, perhaps.
410
00:28:18.958 --> 00:28:20.083
I don't do that.
411
00:28:21.875 --> 00:28:23.750
What's your arrangement with Rhodora?
412
00:28:25.875 --> 00:28:26.833
None.
413
00:28:27.583 --> 00:28:32.000
Then her buys prior to your favorable
reviews are utterly prescient?
414
00:28:32.083 --> 00:28:33.041
This is my life.
415
00:28:33.625 --> 00:28:37.083
How I connect with some sort
of spirituality at actual present.
416
00:28:37.166 --> 00:28:38.458
Mm-hmm, of course.
417
00:28:38.875 --> 00:28:40.625
I assess out of adoration.
418
00:28:41.125 --> 00:28:43.041
I further the realm I analyze.
419
00:28:44.458 --> 00:28:45.583
Forgive me, I...
420
00:28:46.083 --> 00:28:46.916
Fuck.
421
00:28:48.125 --> 00:28:49.125
[scoffs]
422
00:28:50.291 --> 00:28:51.208
[Gretchen] Kisses.
423
00:28:53.458 --> 00:28:55.458
[sirens in distance]
424
00:29:02.708 --> 00:29:03.875
[knock at door]
425
00:29:15.583 --> 00:29:17.625
Hey. What's going on?
426
00:29:18.791 --> 00:29:19.625
You tell me.
427
00:29:24.000 --> 00:29:25.250
What are you doing here?
428
00:29:28.666 --> 00:29:30.083
Hell's bells.
429
00:29:31.041 --> 00:29:31.875
Bryson.
430
00:29:33.083 --> 00:29:36.333
- [Rhodora] Incredible.
- I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
431
00:29:37.416 --> 00:29:39.625
Not if you had a gun.
432
00:29:39.708 --> 00:29:41.166
It's none of your business.
433
00:29:41.250 --> 00:29:43.333
Oh, actually it is.
434
00:29:45.041 --> 00:29:49.208
You signed a non-compete clause,
which, if you read, you might remember is
435
00:29:49.916 --> 00:29:52.625
very much quite a lot broader than that.
436
00:29:53.291 --> 00:29:56.000
Tell me all about Vetril Dease.
437
00:29:58.041 --> 00:30:01.500
Hmm. [chuckling]
His name is the tinsel on the tree.
438
00:30:03.625 --> 00:30:06.541
Don't make me pull
some sort of heavy interrogation.
439
00:30:08.000 --> 00:30:10.000
Right now, it's just you and me,
440
00:30:11.250 --> 00:30:14.000
with all our active friendship
and love for each other.
441
00:30:16.458 --> 00:30:19.333
Now, how did you get all of these?
442
00:30:21.625 --> 00:30:23.916
A guy upstairs. He died.
443
00:30:24.500 --> 00:30:25.916
And you just took them?
444
00:30:27.041 --> 00:30:28.583
He had no family or friends.
445
00:30:32.000 --> 00:30:34.375
Well, I won't bother
with the obvious questions,
446
00:30:34.458 --> 00:30:36.916
but, oh, you must have some giant plans.
447
00:30:38.250 --> 00:30:40.666
I invented do-it-yourself.
448
00:30:40.750 --> 00:30:43.541
And you're in way over your head, babe.
449
00:30:44.416 --> 00:30:48.375
You have to archive and catalog
and establish ownership.
450
00:30:50.291 --> 00:30:51.583
And monetize.
451
00:30:53.916 --> 00:30:58.041
I'm willing to do all of that
for... a reasonable percentage.
452
00:30:59.333 --> 00:31:02.125
You can engage me
in an endless lawsuit, or...
453
00:31:02.833 --> 00:31:04.041
you can become rich
454
00:31:04.541 --> 00:31:06.541
and famous and successful.
455
00:31:07.291 --> 00:31:09.791
Which is what we both know
you've always wanted.
456
00:31:09.875 --> 00:31:10.708
Hmm?
457
00:31:25.125 --> 00:31:28.208
We can claim the property was abandoned
if she says she found it in the dumpster.
458
00:31:28.291 --> 00:31:31.791
- And took steps to find a rightful owner.
- Well, first reports are he had no heirs.
459
00:31:31.875 --> 00:31:34.125
She's just a tenant.
Could the building owner make a claim?
460
00:31:34.333 --> 00:31:36.541
The salvage guy said
that they were junking everything.
461
00:31:36.750 --> 00:31:39.166
I mean, it took hours to carry it all down
into my apartment.
462
00:31:39.250 --> 00:31:40.416
There was just so much of it.
463
00:31:40.500 --> 00:31:44.000
No, you found the art in the trash,
not in his apartment.
464
00:31:44.083 --> 00:31:45.333
This is very important.
465
00:31:45.416 --> 00:31:49.000
Now, remembering back,
you found it in the dumpster.
466
00:31:49.083 --> 00:31:50.208
Isn't that what happened?
467
00:31:52.041 --> 00:31:52.958
The dumpster.
468
00:31:54.083 --> 00:31:55.333
Yeah, I remember now.
469
00:32:10.541 --> 00:32:13.250
Critique is so limiting
and emotionally draining.
470
00:32:14.833 --> 00:32:18.208
I've always wanted to do something
long-form, beyond opinion.
471
00:32:19.250 --> 00:32:23.083
Dip my toe into an exploration
of origin and essence.
472
00:32:23.916 --> 00:32:26.625
A metamorphosis of spirit into reality.
[chuckles]
473
00:32:28.625 --> 00:32:31.041
I've... I've never had the vehicle
until now.
474
00:32:32.833 --> 00:32:34.583
An artist toiling in the recesses,
475
00:32:34.666 --> 00:32:36.958
discovered in death.
I wanna start researching immediately.
476
00:32:37.041 --> 00:32:40.000
Well, there's timing. Meshing with
our extensive marketing plans,
477
00:32:40.083 --> 00:32:41.291
which we haven't gotten to yet.
478
00:32:41.375 --> 00:32:43.375
Well, I'm willing to write
the exhibit brochure.
479
00:32:43.500 --> 00:32:45.250
That will give immediate weight
to the launch.
480
00:32:46.041 --> 00:32:48.916
And in return,
I want exclusive rights to a book
481
00:32:49.000 --> 00:32:51.708
and several pieces.
482
00:32:54.083 --> 00:32:55.500
Well, that sounds swell.
483
00:33:01.750 --> 00:33:03.750
[tense music]
484
00:33:09.625 --> 00:33:11.083
[phone vibrating]
485
00:33:13.416 --> 00:33:14.375
Hi, Rhodora.
486
00:33:16.083 --> 00:33:21.208
Well, I'm archiving his material,
then running spectrums on his paint.
487
00:33:22.333 --> 00:33:24.541
And it's the damnedest thing.
488
00:33:24.750 --> 00:33:26.833
I don't even know how to account for it.
489
00:33:28.541 --> 00:33:30.000
I couldn't hazard a guess.
490
00:33:32.583 --> 00:33:34.083
[Coco] Haze Gallery, please hold.
491
00:33:34.875 --> 00:33:36.291
Haze Gallery, please hold.
492
00:33:36.791 --> 00:33:38.333
Haze Gallery, please hold.
493
00:33:39.458 --> 00:33:42.416
Yes, Josephina's unavailable right now,
but I can take a message.
494
00:33:43.000 --> 00:33:44.541
Okay, please hold.
495
00:33:45.166 --> 00:33:46.083
Haze Gallery.
496
00:33:46.625 --> 00:33:50.416
Uh, yes. Rhodora is aware of the meeting,
but she's on a call right now.
497
00:33:50.500 --> 00:33:51.625
[phone rings]
498
00:33:52.166 --> 00:33:54.291
[Rhodora]
You're positive it's the same Dease?
499
00:33:54.375 --> 00:33:56.416
- [P.I.] Yeah.
- Well, how can you be sure?
500
00:33:56.500 --> 00:33:59.333
I visited the institution.
I found his records.
501
00:33:59.625 --> 00:34:01.791
- [Rhodora] Dear God.
- I wouldn't worry.
502
00:34:02.375 --> 00:34:05.625
The file's so old, there's no backup.
I took the only copy.
503
00:34:05.708 --> 00:34:08.750
Okay, send it over.
And wash your hands of it.
504
00:34:08.833 --> 00:34:11.208
- And add a zero to your bill.
- Thanks.
505
00:34:17.541 --> 00:34:21.791
[Morf] Vetril Dease first appears
in a 1930 Los Angeles census,
506
00:34:22.375 --> 00:34:25.875
living in a low-income home with
his father, mother and younger sister.
507
00:34:27.416 --> 00:34:30.125
Nine years later,
Vetril is listed with his father
508
00:34:30.208 --> 00:34:33.791
as the only survivors of a suspicious fire
which swept their house.
509
00:34:34.791 --> 00:34:37.791
Shortly after the fire,
Vetril's named in a court document.
510
00:34:37.916 --> 00:34:40.416
Citing cruelty
beyond the bounds of humanity,
511
00:34:40.541 --> 00:34:43.750
child protection services remove Vetril
from his abusive father
512
00:34:43.833 --> 00:34:47.333
and place him in the Good Templars
Orphanage in South Vallejo.
513
00:34:48.125 --> 00:34:50.125
His time there is a mystery,
514
00:34:50.791 --> 00:34:53.958
the only record being his departure at 18.
515
00:34:55.000 --> 00:34:57.666
But the real mystery is what follows.
516
00:34:57.750 --> 00:35:02.375
Dease disappears for three decades,
vanishing like a ghost.
517
00:35:02.625 --> 00:35:07.083
He suddenly resurfaces on the payroll
of the Sawtelle veterans administration,
518
00:35:07.291 --> 00:35:10.916
where he was employed as a janitor
for 42 years.
519
00:35:11.625 --> 00:35:14.375
Dease lived alone and isolated,
520
00:35:15.208 --> 00:35:18.708
using his art to dive deep
into his own psyche.
521
00:35:19.958 --> 00:35:22.958
The artist battled for decades
with his personal demons.
522
00:35:23.875 --> 00:35:27.083
The result is an epic saga
of violence and madness.
523
00:35:27.750 --> 00:35:31.250
A howl for answers
and a resolution that never comes.
524
00:35:35.750 --> 00:35:39.291
My ex-boyfriend, Ricky,
has an exhibition Friday.
525
00:35:40.666 --> 00:35:42.250
- He's a hack.
- [kisses]
526
00:35:42.958 --> 00:35:45.416
A bearded, downtown poser.
527
00:35:45.666 --> 00:35:46.833
[breathes heavily]
528
00:35:47.458 --> 00:35:48.500
[grunts]
529
00:35:48.750 --> 00:35:53.583
You know, he hasn't had, like,
an original idea in his whole life.
530
00:35:54.000 --> 00:35:55.375
[breathes heavily]
531
00:35:55.458 --> 00:35:58.416
On top of which, he steals from everyone.
532
00:35:58.708 --> 00:36:00.125
But you know that, right?
533
00:36:00.541 --> 00:36:02.541
I'm very familiar with his work.
534
00:36:03.750 --> 00:36:04.833
[Josephina moans]
535
00:36:06.666 --> 00:36:08.041
You should go to his show,
536
00:36:09.375 --> 00:36:12.666
see for yourself how much he sucks.
537
00:36:13.250 --> 00:36:16.958
- [moans] Then do what you do.
- Are you serious?
538
00:36:17.041 --> 00:36:19.541
[breathes heavily] For me.
539
00:36:20.416 --> 00:36:21.625
[moans]
540
00:36:31.250 --> 00:36:32.166
Hello, Morf.
541
00:36:34.916 --> 00:36:35.750
Right.
542
00:36:35.833 --> 00:36:36.833
Is it contemporary?
543
00:36:36.916 --> 00:36:39.583
It cuts through the bullshit
and gives form to true emotion.
544
00:36:39.708 --> 00:36:42.041
- What does it say?
- What do you feel?
545
00:36:42.458 --> 00:36:45.125
They're using tech in a whole new way.
546
00:36:45.500 --> 00:36:48.833
The idea is aiming for a platform
that includes all media.
547
00:36:48.916 --> 00:36:50.791
Everything's interruptive now.
548
00:36:51.166 --> 00:36:53.500
[Rhodora]
He came from nowhere, knew no one,
549
00:36:53.791 --> 00:36:57.125
and if our industrious Josephina here
hadn't been so observant,
550
00:36:57.250 --> 00:36:59.583
his genius work would've been thrown away.
551
00:36:59.916 --> 00:37:03.708
And, um, he would've been
consigned to oblivion.
552
00:37:04.208 --> 00:37:08.083
I spotted it by a streetlight
over a dumpster.
553
00:37:08.583 --> 00:37:10.666
[man] Approximately,
how many pieces are there?
554
00:37:11.083 --> 00:37:12.250
Well, unfortunately,
555
00:37:12.333 --> 00:37:16.583
Mr. Dease's output was the opposite
from what one would call prolific.
556
00:37:17.041 --> 00:37:18.833
And he's certainly not making any more.
557
00:37:18.958 --> 00:37:21.708
[woman]
There's one we're very interested in.
558
00:37:21.791 --> 00:37:24.166
Well, just know demand
has people ready to kill.
559
00:37:24.250 --> 00:37:26.041
- Ya! [chuckles]
- [kisses]
560
00:37:26.666 --> 00:37:27.500
Fetchin'.
561
00:37:27.583 --> 00:37:29.750
Before the sublime,
the whole body quivers.
562
00:37:29.833 --> 00:37:32.666
Mm-hmm. Well, at these prices,
your museum's locked out.
563
00:37:32.833 --> 00:37:35.833
Well, I just yesterday left the museum,
so I can speak freely now.
564
00:37:36.041 --> 00:37:38.625
- I'm an adviser for a private buyer.
- Whom?
565
00:37:38.916 --> 00:37:40.666
Our friend who bought Sphere.
566
00:37:41.000 --> 00:37:42.916
- Well, how hilarious for you.
- [chuckles]
567
00:37:43.000 --> 00:37:44.041
In that capacity,
568
00:37:44.125 --> 00:37:47.000
I do have my eye on several
of the large-format product for him.
569
00:37:47.083 --> 00:37:50.333
Mmm. Well, the sales staff
have been busy beavers.
570
00:37:50.541 --> 00:37:51.958
Everything's on reserve.
571
00:37:52.458 --> 00:37:53.833
Perhaps we'd pay a premium.
572
00:37:54.083 --> 00:37:56.666
- That doesn't butter the biscuit.
- Well, what the fuck would?
573
00:37:57.416 --> 00:37:58.916
I'll sell you two Dease
574
00:37:59.000 --> 00:38:01.833
if you buy three pieces
at Damrish's opening next month.
575
00:38:01.916 --> 00:38:04.291
[chuckles] What if my client
doesn't respond to Damrish?
576
00:38:04.375 --> 00:38:06.916
Well, you're the adviser. Advise.
577
00:38:08.166 --> 00:38:09.000
Hey.
578
00:38:16.375 --> 00:38:18.375
[mysterious music]
579
00:38:47.208 --> 00:38:48.041
[Damrish] Damn.
580
00:38:54.458 --> 00:38:56.083
[Rhodora] Next month, it's your show.
581
00:38:56.666 --> 00:38:58.333
I gotta-- I gotta go.
582
00:38:58.416 --> 00:38:59.291
Okay.
583
00:39:00.375 --> 00:39:02.375
[mysterious music continues]
584
00:39:24.291 --> 00:39:28.583
Isn't it exhilarating
to see something substantial?
585
00:39:29.208 --> 00:39:31.583
I mean, other than celebrity
tattoo artists and
586
00:39:32.500 --> 00:39:35.541
balloons for painting tools.
I'm writing a book about him.
587
00:39:35.916 --> 00:39:38.416
I just loathed your Ricky Blane
review yesterday.
588
00:39:38.500 --> 00:39:40.125
I thought his show was inspired.
589
00:39:41.125 --> 00:39:43.333
Well, I didn't get it, I suppose.
590
00:39:43.416 --> 00:39:45.708
I felt that we saw
totally different exhibits.
591
00:39:46.500 --> 00:39:50.750
Mmm. A bad review is better than
sinking into the great glut of anonymity.
592
00:39:52.041 --> 00:39:53.166
Was that a joke?
593
00:39:54.625 --> 00:39:55.750
Not that I'm aware of.
594
00:39:57.083 --> 00:40:00.041
Ricky got drunk
and crashed his car last night.
595
00:40:00.125 --> 00:40:01.458
He's in coma.
596
00:40:01.541 --> 00:40:02.916
I heard he was crushed.
597
00:40:04.000 --> 00:40:04.958
By the car?
598
00:40:05.666 --> 00:40:07.833
Your review. Arschloch.
599
00:40:17.916 --> 00:40:20.875
[Josephina] What do you mean, Bryson's
moving some of the art to storage?
600
00:40:20.958 --> 00:40:23.083
Well, if De Beers released
all their diamonds,
601
00:40:23.166 --> 00:40:24.583
they'd be cheap as cut glass.
602
00:40:24.833 --> 00:40:26.875
Didn't they teach
any of this in art school?
603
00:40:26.958 --> 00:40:28.708
How many are we saying he made?
604
00:40:28.958 --> 00:40:32.875
Well, their value's their scarcity,
so it's not what we say. It's the reality.
605
00:40:32.958 --> 00:40:35.916
The reality is we have over
one thousand pieces stored upstairs.
606
00:40:36.083 --> 00:40:37.750
Well, that's nonsense.
[chuckles]
607
00:40:37.833 --> 00:40:40.083
Why, I doubt if it's even
half that number.
608
00:40:40.166 --> 00:40:41.583
[Josephina]
What have you done?
609
00:40:41.666 --> 00:40:45.750
[Rhodora] Removed them from circulation.
Locking them away for a rainy day.
610
00:41:40.500 --> 00:41:42.500
[somber music]
611
00:42:06.208 --> 00:42:08.208
[truck accelerates]
612
00:42:12.958 --> 00:42:14.083
[lighter clicks]
613
00:42:35.375 --> 00:42:36.208
Fuck.
614
00:42:36.875 --> 00:42:37.916
Fuck! Fuck!
615
00:42:38.666 --> 00:42:40.458
[screams] Fuck!
616
00:42:49.208 --> 00:42:51.166
[grunts]
[breathes heavily]
617
00:42:59.125 --> 00:43:00.500
[shouts]
618
00:43:13.541 --> 00:43:16.041
- [door opens]
- [grunts]
619
00:43:21.625 --> 00:43:23.666
Oh! Shit. Shit!
620
00:43:33.583 --> 00:43:34.916
Oh, shit.
621
00:43:41.500 --> 00:43:42.500
[yells] Hello?
622
00:43:45.500 --> 00:43:46.416
[slams door]
623
00:43:51.416 --> 00:43:53.416
[mysterious music]
624
00:44:09.166 --> 00:44:10.500
[breathing heavily]
625
00:44:23.500 --> 00:44:25.500
[grunts and groans]
626
00:44:39.750 --> 00:44:42.500
[screams]
627
00:44:42.583 --> 00:44:44.583
[monkey chatters angrily]
628
00:44:46.458 --> 00:44:48.458
[screams continue]
629
00:44:56.541 --> 00:44:58.541
[door buzzer rings]
630
00:44:59.125 --> 00:45:00.291
Howzit? It's Dondon.
631
00:45:03.166 --> 00:45:04.583
[door unlocks]
632
00:45:05.166 --> 00:45:07.166
[door buzzer rings]
633
00:45:10.666 --> 00:45:13.750
- [dog growls]
- {Piers] Easy, boy. Not yet.
634
00:45:16.458 --> 00:45:18.458
Studio visit. I'm excited.
635
00:45:19.791 --> 00:45:22.458
I can't stomach cheery or upbeat.
636
00:45:22.541 --> 00:45:24.541
I'm not an idiot. Remember that.
637
00:45:24.625 --> 00:45:26.333
Hey, I'm honored
to be your new representative
638
00:45:26.416 --> 00:45:27.541
and see what you've been up to.
639
00:45:27.625 --> 00:45:28.750
I just bet you are.
640
00:45:28.833 --> 00:45:31.250
So, this is where the magic happens?
641
00:45:32.166 --> 00:45:33.291
Is that a joke?
642
00:45:34.416 --> 00:45:35.250
Sorry?
643
00:45:36.416 --> 00:45:39.125
This is repros and replicas.
644
00:45:39.458 --> 00:45:41.041
Studio's upstairs.
645
00:45:41.416 --> 00:45:42.833
Rupert, up.
646
00:46:00.458 --> 00:46:02.791
This is remarkable.
647
00:46:04.541 --> 00:46:05.500
It's not art.
648
00:46:09.000 --> 00:46:10.375
[Jon mutters]
649
00:46:19.625 --> 00:46:20.625
[sighs]
650
00:46:31.291 --> 00:46:32.125
[Piers] Well?
651
00:46:34.208 --> 00:46:35.125
Well, I...
652
00:46:35.500 --> 00:46:38.708
I'm just soaking it in.
It's thrilling to see a work in progress.
653
00:46:39.041 --> 00:46:42.875
Just give me an honest goddamn opinion
about what you're looking at.
654
00:46:44.458 --> 00:46:47.166
I can see a line
with your body of work. So...
655
00:46:47.666 --> 00:46:49.416
So, I'm copying myself?
656
00:46:49.500 --> 00:46:51.416
It's not copying if it's your canon.
657
00:46:53.000 --> 00:46:54.458
I thought your studio was downtown.
658
00:46:56.250 --> 00:46:58.208
Too many addiction triggers.
659
00:46:59.041 --> 00:47:01.958
- I worked here the last year.
- Well, I-- [chuckles]
660
00:47:02.041 --> 00:47:04.375
I'd love to see all the new work
you've done since moving,
661
00:47:04.458 --> 00:47:07.708
because the team is geared up and ready
to sell every new piece you have.
662
00:47:21.958 --> 00:47:23.916
[scoffs]
Right.
663
00:47:26.291 --> 00:47:27.375
Sure, of course.
664
00:47:29.000 --> 00:47:31.666
No, you've... you've been gestating.
665
00:47:32.708 --> 00:47:34.708
Gestation implies birth.
666
00:47:35.250 --> 00:47:38.833
Ideas come, but they kill themselves
as soon as they appear.
667
00:47:40.083 --> 00:47:41.541
This is a slaughterhouse.
668
00:47:42.666 --> 00:47:43.958
Welcome aboard.
669
00:47:53.375 --> 00:47:56.583
[detective] When we got the call,
it took us a few days to locate you.
670
00:47:57.250 --> 00:47:58.375
We've been busy.
671
00:47:58.791 --> 00:48:01.458
Now, it looks he slid
into the side of a gas station
672
00:48:01.541 --> 00:48:03.666
out in Angeles National Forest.
673
00:48:04.041 --> 00:48:05.791
Place has been closed for years.
674
00:48:07.833 --> 00:48:09.250
What caused the crash?
675
00:48:09.791 --> 00:48:10.625
Don't know.
676
00:48:11.500 --> 00:48:13.625
Think he may have hit his head
and wandered off.
677
00:48:15.208 --> 00:48:16.708
It's easy to get lost out there.
678
00:48:18.291 --> 00:48:19.541
Was anything recovered?
679
00:48:19.625 --> 00:48:21.250
Well, we put it in the back here.
680
00:48:21.333 --> 00:48:24.750
We think the vehicle may have been
vandalized before we located it.
681
00:48:25.291 --> 00:48:27.000
There's a big homeless camp near there.
682
00:48:27.208 --> 00:48:29.208
They would've cleaned it out
if they found it first.
683
00:48:29.791 --> 00:48:31.958
Was there anything of value
you know was inside?
684
00:48:33.083 --> 00:48:33.916
[Rhodora] No.
685
00:48:34.791 --> 00:48:35.958
Not that I know of.
686
00:48:37.208 --> 00:48:38.500
This is all you found?
687
00:48:39.208 --> 00:48:40.541
Uh, no.
688
00:48:41.166 --> 00:48:42.166
There was this.
689
00:48:46.000 --> 00:48:47.125
[Josephina] Where did he go?
690
00:48:47.833 --> 00:48:49.000
Where's the art?
691
00:48:49.291 --> 00:48:50.916
Why would you trust him
in the first place?
692
00:48:51.000 --> 00:48:52.750
I didn't tell him what was in the crates.
693
00:48:52.875 --> 00:48:56.375
All he had to do was deliver them
to a warehouse in Lancaster.
694
00:48:56.458 --> 00:48:58.708
This shit goes sideways,
and I'm telling you straight up,
695
00:48:58.791 --> 00:49:01.958
I will say this was all your idea.
I had nothing to do with it.
696
00:49:05.833 --> 00:49:06.916
[line ringing]
697
00:49:07.291 --> 00:49:09.666
This is Bryson's phone.
Obviously, I didn't pick up.
698
00:49:10.708 --> 00:49:13.083
Bryson, it's me.
699
00:49:14.041 --> 00:49:15.625
Where the fuck are you?
700
00:49:17.250 --> 00:49:20.041
You trying to strong-arm me,
cash in on your own? What?
701
00:49:20.125 --> 00:49:22.125
[car accelerates]
702
00:49:24.208 --> 00:49:26.208
Don't fuck with me, Bryson. Call me.
703
00:49:29.750 --> 00:49:31.166
[Morf] I came at the right time.
704
00:49:31.250 --> 00:49:33.208
- [chuckles]
- [chuckles] No, no. Not now.
705
00:49:33.291 --> 00:49:34.250
I have a lot to do.
706
00:49:35.083 --> 00:49:38.958
- Wha... It's not for three hours.
- It'll take me that long to get ready.
707
00:49:39.500 --> 00:49:40.708
It's just a fundraiser.
708
00:49:41.666 --> 00:49:43.125
There's going to be pictures.
709
00:49:43.625 --> 00:49:46.333
Our first time out.
This is super important to me.
710
00:49:46.916 --> 00:49:48.000
I wanna look good.
711
00:49:48.541 --> 00:49:50.250
Mmm, I found a sick dress.
712
00:49:51.375 --> 00:49:54.000
This sofa's completely too small
for the ceiling height.
713
00:49:54.500 --> 00:49:55.625
It swims in here.
714
00:49:59.750 --> 00:50:02.875
So, I've been cataloging
paintings for the book.
715
00:50:04.666 --> 00:50:06.000
Something doesn't add up.
716
00:50:06.833 --> 00:50:07.666
What's that?
717
00:50:09.458 --> 00:50:12.583
There's almost no studies or sketches.
They seem to be missing.
718
00:50:13.666 --> 00:50:16.666
As well as large gaps
from different periods of his work.
719
00:50:19.833 --> 00:50:21.125
He dated them, you know.
720
00:50:22.000 --> 00:50:24.000
No, everything I found is there.
721
00:50:24.291 --> 00:50:25.875
Trust me, I'd know.
722
00:50:26.750 --> 00:50:29.875
Hey, I've got some
great champagne in the fridge.
723
00:50:29.958 --> 00:50:31.375
Open it while we get ready.
724
00:50:40.333 --> 00:50:42.333
[woman speaking Italian]
725
00:50:48.541 --> 00:50:51.416
[Jon in Italian]
Stop by before you leave. [kisses]
726
00:50:52.208 --> 00:50:55.208
Your three o'clock is here.
Interview for the archivist opening.
727
00:50:58.250 --> 00:50:59.250
You're too young.
728
00:51:01.750 --> 00:51:02.666
[Coco] Uh...
729
00:51:03.458 --> 00:51:04.958
I'm twenty-two.
730
00:51:05.416 --> 00:51:08.041
The position requires someone
with years of experience.
731
00:51:08.291 --> 00:51:09.916
Stop back when you're forty, eh?
732
00:51:11.333 --> 00:51:12.166
That's it?
733
00:51:12.625 --> 00:51:14.041
That is it.
734
00:51:21.750 --> 00:51:22.916
You worked for Rhodora?
735
00:51:27.666 --> 00:51:29.208
Just for a few weeks.
736
00:51:29.291 --> 00:51:31.750
So, the non-compete clause doesn't apply.
737
00:51:32.208 --> 00:51:34.375
- She fired you?
- I was on a break.
738
00:51:34.458 --> 00:51:37.041
A man walked in and talked to her,
and she never let it go.
739
00:51:37.125 --> 00:51:38.666
You were there for the Dease opening?
740
00:51:40.125 --> 00:51:42.416
- It was a zoo.
- You know how much she generated?
741
00:51:43.458 --> 00:51:45.125
- I saw the numbers.
- The buyers list?
742
00:51:46.416 --> 00:51:47.250
Every name.
743
00:51:48.500 --> 00:51:50.416
- Your client bought two.
- [chuckles]
744
00:51:51.083 --> 00:51:52.125
Very resourceful.
745
00:51:53.916 --> 00:51:56.125
I've learned that you have to be.
746
00:51:59.333 --> 00:52:04.500
Rhodora had, um, a file on Dease
that she kept locked away.
747
00:52:05.875 --> 00:52:08.000
One day I found the key and...
748
00:52:09.166 --> 00:52:11.583
it was a very interesting read.
749
00:52:11.666 --> 00:52:12.666
[chuckles]
750
00:52:13.166 --> 00:52:14.750
You know what? I might have an opening.
751
00:52:16.291 --> 00:52:18.583
Come back to my office
and tell me what else you heard.
752
00:52:31.166 --> 00:52:32.625
[car alarm beep]
753
00:52:32.875 --> 00:52:36.625
[Gretchen] Ah, I do miss it here.
754
00:52:36.708 --> 00:52:40.541
The camaraderie, the purity of purpose,
755
00:52:41.083 --> 00:52:44.833
the Tuesday meatloaf
as the cafe overlooking the tar pits.
756
00:52:44.916 --> 00:52:48.666
- [chuckles]
- Well, on to Vetril Dease.
757
00:52:49.083 --> 00:52:52.250
In the united federation of the universe,
758
00:52:52.333 --> 00:52:55.875
I doubt there is a hotter artist
at the moment.
759
00:52:56.000 --> 00:52:59.208
Do you know, since the exhibit opening,
he's actually trending on Twitter.
760
00:52:59.291 --> 00:53:00.916
We're interested in showing him.
761
00:53:01.000 --> 00:53:02.875
How many pieces are we talking about?
762
00:53:02.958 --> 00:53:05.416
I can supply two owned by my client.
763
00:53:05.500 --> 00:53:08.125
And another ten on loan
from the Haze Gallery.
764
00:53:09.000 --> 00:53:13.250
Send dimensions and JPEGs for the group,
and we'll aim for a spot next season.
765
00:53:13.333 --> 00:53:14.833
[chuckles]
766
00:53:15.291 --> 00:53:17.208
I want them exhibited ASAP.
767
00:53:17.708 --> 00:53:19.541
Main hall, new wing.
768
00:53:20.125 --> 00:53:22.500
- Event marketing.
- You know we have a process, Gretchen.
769
00:53:22.583 --> 00:53:27.500
Ooh! I had a glorious concept
to support my former employer,
770
00:53:27.583 --> 00:53:30.875
and supposed premier
contemporary art museum of Los Angeles,
771
00:53:30.958 --> 00:53:33.166
with a first showing of a Dease!
772
00:53:33.250 --> 00:53:35.500
We appreciate the significance,
773
00:53:35.583 --> 00:53:37.333
but there is the issue of space.
774
00:53:37.500 --> 00:53:41.500
Well, move Banyo's Horse Penis
or the Jeweled Vagina.
775
00:53:41.583 --> 00:53:43.791
Put one inside the other for all I care.
776
00:53:43.875 --> 00:53:47.125
There is a tax issue, and my client
wants his Dease exhibited immediately.
777
00:53:47.208 --> 00:53:51.000
Now, in return for my very generous offer,
778
00:53:51.375 --> 00:53:54.041
I also want Minkins' Sphere to be shown.
779
00:53:54.125 --> 00:53:56.041
Oh, come on, Gretchen,
this isn't a rug bazaar.
780
00:53:56.125 --> 00:53:58.416
No, it's an equation
with a solution at the end.
781
00:53:59.041 --> 00:54:00.250
And if you can't grasp that,
782
00:54:00.333 --> 00:54:03.458
there are other museums,
I assure you, that will.
783
00:54:05.000 --> 00:54:05.958
[Jim] Ah.
784
00:54:09.083 --> 00:54:10.000
Kisses.
785
00:54:30.375 --> 00:54:32.083
[car alarm beep]
786
00:54:33.625 --> 00:54:35.666
[suspenseful music]
787
00:55:03.458 --> 00:55:04.416
- [loud bang]
- Oh!
788
00:55:06.458 --> 00:55:08.041
[exhales] Sorry.
789
00:55:09.083 --> 00:55:10.291
I didn't see you there.
790
00:55:13.291 --> 00:55:15.625
Hi. I'm Morf Vandewalt.
791
00:55:15.708 --> 00:55:18.375
I'm here researching Vetril Dease.
792
00:55:18.958 --> 00:55:22.625
- I'm... writing a book about him.
- What for?
793
00:55:26.291 --> 00:55:30.625
He's... He's become a prominent artist
in... in the outsider school.
794
00:55:30.916 --> 00:55:32.666
Did... Did you work with him?
795
00:55:34.041 --> 00:55:35.083
Eighteen years.
796
00:55:36.875 --> 00:55:38.500
[Morf] Well, it would be extremely helpful
797
00:55:38.583 --> 00:55:40.250
if we could arrange a time
to talk in depth.
798
00:55:40.375 --> 00:55:43.875
You see, I have so many questions,
and there's so few people who knew him.
799
00:55:45.666 --> 00:55:47.333
There was a vet you could've talked to.
800
00:55:48.583 --> 00:55:50.958
He had a few medals and a loud mouth.
801
00:55:51.041 --> 00:55:54.625
[grunts] Liked to ride people,
particularly Dease.
802
00:55:55.458 --> 00:55:58.000
[grunts] He wound up dead in a field.
803
00:55:58.583 --> 00:55:59.791
Hands tied.
804
00:56:00.916 --> 00:56:02.416
Never found who did it.
805
00:56:03.083 --> 00:56:04.000
[grunts]
806
00:56:05.833 --> 00:56:07.541
So, you're saying it was Dease?
807
00:56:08.041 --> 00:56:10.000
- [screams] Damn it!
- Oh! Jesus.
808
00:56:12.791 --> 00:56:15.166
I'm saying you left him the fuck alone.
809
00:56:17.458 --> 00:56:19.083
Look, I have nothing more to say.
810
00:56:19.166 --> 00:56:21.291
And you can tell
that other damn fella that, too.
811
00:56:21.541 --> 00:56:22.583
Who?
812
00:56:23.208 --> 00:56:24.833
The one who came by here yesterday.
813
00:56:25.375 --> 00:56:26.916
I don't know who that would be.
814
00:56:27.666 --> 00:56:28.708
[exhales]
815
00:56:29.458 --> 00:56:30.291
Here.
816
00:56:37.750 --> 00:56:40.416
[P.I.] Well, we've corroborated
Dease's twenty-year incarceration,
817
00:56:40.541 --> 00:56:43.083
using court documents, police records,
818
00:56:43.625 --> 00:56:44.833
and work history.
819
00:56:45.791 --> 00:56:48.750
Dease left
the Good Templars Orphanage at 18.
820
00:56:49.666 --> 00:56:52.541
He was drafted.
Served two years in the army.
821
00:56:53.250 --> 00:56:54.416
And when he got out,
822
00:56:54.875 --> 00:56:56.875
he suffered some sort of a breakdown.
823
00:56:58.166 --> 00:56:59.083
At that point,
824
00:56:59.875 --> 00:57:02.875
he tracked down his abusive father
and murdered him.
825
00:57:03.541 --> 00:57:05.083
He didn't kill him right away, though.
826
00:57:06.333 --> 00:57:07.875
He dragged it out for days,
827
00:57:07.958 --> 00:57:10.750
torturing him, then burning him alive.
828
00:57:11.875 --> 00:57:15.958
Dease spent two decades in a psychiatric
hospital for the criminally insane.
829
00:57:16.625 --> 00:57:19.458
The facility used inmates
for medical experiments.
830
00:57:20.750 --> 00:57:22.250
Injections, shocks.
831
00:57:22.333 --> 00:57:23.666
God knows what else.
832
00:57:24.083 --> 00:57:25.250
[electricity buzzes]
833
00:57:26.083 --> 00:57:27.541
They were human guinea pigs.
834
00:57:27.833 --> 00:57:29.833
Dease got released
when the courts closed it.
835
00:57:30.041 --> 00:57:31.041
From there he goes to LA
836
00:57:31.375 --> 00:57:34.208
and got a job at the veterans home
and lived off the grid.
837
00:57:35.125 --> 00:57:38.333
No bank account, car, license.
838
00:57:39.041 --> 00:57:40.541
Couldn't even find a usable photo.
839
00:57:41.666 --> 00:57:44.166
And you verified all this?
You're sure?
840
00:57:44.916 --> 00:57:45.958
It all checked out.
841
00:57:46.458 --> 00:57:47.458
Those are the facts.
842
00:57:48.083 --> 00:57:50.541
All right, I'm gonna release this
tomorrow. I'm gonna need you
843
00:57:50.625 --> 00:57:53.000
to speak to the press,
attesting to your credentials,
844
00:57:53.083 --> 00:57:54.916
the authenticity
of what's in the file, and...
845
00:57:55.000 --> 00:57:59.541
and the atrocious and disturbing nature
of what you found, et cetera, et cetera.
846
00:58:01.291 --> 00:58:04.250
I thought this kind of stuff
would raise the value of his work.
847
00:58:04.333 --> 00:58:05.458
Oh, no, no.
848
00:58:06.125 --> 00:58:07.375
This is another level.
849
00:58:08.625 --> 00:58:10.791
- Have a good night.
- Nighty-night.
850
00:58:23.166 --> 00:58:25.041
You've reached Morf. Leave a message.
851
00:58:25.791 --> 00:58:27.250
Howzit, Morf? It's Jon.
852
00:58:27.333 --> 00:58:30.208
Give me a call back as soon as you can.
I have something regarding Dease.
853
00:58:30.291 --> 00:58:31.875
I think might interest you greatly.
854
00:58:32.625 --> 00:58:34.625
[mysterious music]
855
00:58:41.416 --> 00:58:43.416
[projector sound in distance]
856
00:58:45.416 --> 00:58:47.416
[whirring]
857
00:58:52.416 --> 00:58:53.250
Hello?
858
00:58:54.500 --> 00:58:56.333
[mysterious music intensifies]
859
00:59:24.458 --> 00:59:26.583
[projector continues]
860
00:59:28.833 --> 00:59:30.041
[clunks]
861
00:59:46.250 --> 00:59:47.916
[rumbling]
862
00:59:57.125 --> 00:59:59.125
[mysterious music continues]
863
01:00:04.000 --> 01:00:05.541
Hello? [slamming door]
864
01:00:11.166 --> 01:00:12.416
What the hell?
865
01:00:40.416 --> 01:00:42.291
[projector stops]
866
01:01:02.791 --> 01:01:04.791
[mysterious music intensifies]
867
01:01:08.541 --> 01:01:09.708
[gasps]
868
01:01:20.958 --> 01:01:22.958
[mysterious music ends]
869
01:01:39.458 --> 01:01:40.458
Jon?
870
01:01:47.458 --> 01:01:49.458
[wind blowing]
871
01:02:06.833 --> 01:02:07.833
Jon?
872
01:02:08.333 --> 01:02:09.875
[screams]
873
01:02:13.083 --> 01:02:14.666
[breathes heavily]
874
01:02:18.041 --> 01:02:20.041
[funeral organ music]
875
01:02:21.250 --> 01:02:23.875
[Morf] Oh, we are just stuck in here,
aren't we?
876
01:02:25.875 --> 01:02:28.166
What is with that cheesy organ music?
877
01:02:36.041 --> 01:02:37.875
And that casket. What color is that?
878
01:02:37.958 --> 01:02:40.750
Smog orange? Did he buy it on sale?
879
01:02:40.833 --> 01:02:42.375
[chuckles] Not so loud.
880
01:02:43.416 --> 01:02:47.166
Seriously, imagine having to spend
an eternity in that.
881
01:02:47.250 --> 01:02:50.000
Jesus.
Nothing is ever good enough for you.
882
01:02:51.625 --> 01:02:53.541
Well, it's my job. I'm selective.
883
01:02:54.958 --> 01:02:56.250
What are you even saying?
884
01:02:56.916 --> 01:02:58.375
Toss out taste and standards?
885
01:02:58.708 --> 01:02:59.958
Whisper the truth?
886
01:03:01.250 --> 01:03:03.083
What a tragic world that would be.
887
01:03:04.791 --> 01:03:05.958
Oh, hi.
888
01:03:07.166 --> 01:03:08.125
I'm Josephina.
889
01:03:09.041 --> 01:03:11.500
I work with Rhodora.
I'm a partner at the gallery.
890
01:03:11.583 --> 01:03:15.000
- Oh, yeah. Damrish.
- Oh, of course. [stammers]
891
01:03:15.083 --> 01:03:18.833
- I am just such a huge fan your work.
- Thank you.
892
01:03:19.041 --> 01:03:20.708
I do the Dease collection.
893
01:03:22.291 --> 01:03:23.625
It's otherworldly.
894
01:03:24.208 --> 01:03:26.541
- Thank you.
- Your review of Hoboman killed the sale.
895
01:03:26.666 --> 01:03:29.416
Instead of being seen,
it's gathering dust at a storage facility.
896
01:03:29.958 --> 01:03:31.708
I am not your mouthpiece.
897
01:03:33.041 --> 01:03:34.291
[sighs deeply]
898
01:03:43.000 --> 01:03:43.958
God.
899
01:03:45.500 --> 01:03:47.333
We competed for everything,
900
01:03:48.208 --> 01:03:51.208
but I absolutely despise
being here for this.
901
01:03:52.333 --> 01:03:55.125
I mean, what was he facing,
to do something like that?
902
01:03:56.583 --> 01:04:00.166
He was his usual shallow self
the last time we spoke.
903
01:04:03.125 --> 01:04:04.708
Started drinking again.
904
01:04:04.791 --> 01:04:06.291
Ooh, happy days.
905
01:04:07.375 --> 01:04:11.458
[clears throat] Um, this here
is for family and friends only.
906
01:04:11.958 --> 01:04:12.958
Mmm.
907
01:04:13.333 --> 01:04:16.041
Well, Jon started at my gallery, so...
908
01:04:16.375 --> 01:04:18.625
I mean, where the hell else would I sit?
909
01:04:21.250 --> 01:04:23.541
[clergyman]
Ladies and gentleman, if we may begin.
910
01:04:24.916 --> 01:04:26.666
- [Josephina breathing heavily]
- [Morf moaning]
911
01:04:26.833 --> 01:04:29.958
- Did you take a Viagra or something?
- [Morf grunts] I'm almost there.
912
01:04:31.625 --> 01:04:33.708
- [Josephina] No. I'm going on my back.
- [grunts]
913
01:04:33.875 --> 01:04:36.375
- [Morf] No.
- I can't stay like this.
914
01:04:37.958 --> 01:04:39.166
[Josephina moans]
915
01:04:39.666 --> 01:04:43.375
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
[moans]
916
01:04:44.083 --> 01:04:44.958
Open your eyes.
917
01:04:49.250 --> 01:04:51.583
[grunts] I'm down here.
918
01:04:53.291 --> 01:04:54.291
[moans]
919
01:04:54.375 --> 01:04:55.500
[gasps]
920
01:04:55.583 --> 01:04:57.250
Oh, God damn it.
921
01:04:59.125 --> 01:05:00.166
Something's wrong.
922
01:05:00.625 --> 01:05:03.458
We've got a fucking problem. Literally.
923
01:05:03.541 --> 01:05:05.458
I'm seeing things, um...
924
01:05:06.666 --> 01:05:07.833
Things moving.
925
01:05:09.083 --> 01:05:11.083
Seriously, I'm really scared.
926
01:05:11.500 --> 01:05:13.041
I was turned on by your passion,
927
01:05:13.125 --> 01:05:14.958
from listening to your intelligent mind,
928
01:05:15.041 --> 01:05:17.083
and now you've turned into
I don't know what.
929
01:05:20.333 --> 01:05:22.333
Your reviews have fallen off,
930
01:05:23.166 --> 01:05:25.166
and you still have feelings for Ed,
admit it.
931
01:05:25.250 --> 01:05:26.916
I do not have feelings for Ed.
932
01:05:27.291 --> 01:05:30.625
Gretchen ran into him, and he said that
you two were talking and working it out.
933
01:05:30.708 --> 01:05:32.166
Well, Ed is a big liar,
934
01:05:32.416 --> 01:05:33.750
and Gretchen is a bitch!
935
01:05:33.833 --> 01:05:37.541
- I checked your phone. You made six calls.
- He was moving out, we were coordinating.
936
01:05:37.625 --> 01:05:39.458
What do you mean,
my reviews have fallen off?
937
01:05:40.208 --> 01:05:41.500
You're right.
938
01:05:41.583 --> 01:05:43.666
Your edge. Makes sense.
939
01:05:43.750 --> 01:05:46.750
You don't know what you like
or even want.
940
01:05:47.250 --> 01:05:48.833
I'll tell you what I did like.
941
01:05:49.250 --> 01:05:50.916
[raised voice] Ricky Blane's show.
942
01:05:51.000 --> 01:05:53.041
But you jammed me to crush him!
943
01:05:53.625 --> 01:05:55.083
Don't lay that on me.
944
01:05:55.291 --> 01:05:58.166
Like he was your first bad review.
Gimme a break.
945
01:05:59.875 --> 01:06:01.500
I'm not saying that I blame you.
946
01:06:01.583 --> 01:06:03.875
- I'm saying that I regret it.
- [crying]
947
01:06:06.500 --> 01:06:07.583
Hey, uh...
948
01:06:10.166 --> 01:06:13.000
I think that I've been staring too long
949
01:06:13.083 --> 01:06:16.083
at all this Dease art
and all his material.
950
01:06:17.041 --> 01:06:20.250
I'm... I'm gonna get my vision checked.
This will pass.
951
01:06:20.875 --> 01:06:22.333
- Hey.
- [breathing heavily]
952
01:06:24.208 --> 01:06:26.250
Listen to my intelligent mind.
953
01:06:36.500 --> 01:06:37.333
[Piers] Well?
954
01:06:37.583 --> 01:06:39.000
I'm not pickled.
955
01:06:40.583 --> 01:06:43.458
It's a small step, I suppose,
toward something, but
956
01:06:44.000 --> 01:06:45.041
let's talk turkey.
957
01:06:45.666 --> 01:06:47.416
What are you afraid of?
958
01:06:48.833 --> 01:06:51.041
We go way, way back.
959
01:06:53.625 --> 01:06:55.958
I wanna share with you
a little somethin' somethin'.
960
01:07:05.708 --> 01:07:08.291
"Dependency murders creativity.
961
01:07:08.791 --> 01:07:11.833
Creativity plays with the unknown.
962
01:07:12.791 --> 01:07:17.791
No strategies exist
that can enclose the endless realm
963
01:07:18.458 --> 01:07:19.416
of the new.
964
01:07:20.083 --> 01:07:22.208
Only trust in yourself
965
01:07:22.291 --> 01:07:24.583
can carry you past your fears
966
01:07:25.208 --> 01:07:27.000
and the already known."
967
01:07:28.708 --> 01:07:32.083
That's Polly Anna, 1983.
968
01:07:32.666 --> 01:07:35.541
I found it clearing out her apartment
after she OD'd.
969
01:07:37.666 --> 01:07:40.416
I gave up being an artist a long time ago,
970
01:07:40.958 --> 01:07:42.541
but I know how this works.
971
01:07:43.125 --> 01:07:44.625
Forget about the art world.
972
01:07:44.708 --> 01:07:47.750
You need to get away from here,
from all this. Take a break.
973
01:07:47.833 --> 01:07:50.500
Use my beach house and stay there
974
01:07:50.583 --> 01:07:53.333
until you do something
for nobody but yourself.
975
01:07:59.375 --> 01:08:01.041
[doctor] Which one's better? One.
976
01:08:01.958 --> 01:08:03.041
- Two.
- [Morf] Two.
977
01:08:03.125 --> 01:08:06.000
[doctor] All right. Two.
One. Better, worse, no different?
978
01:08:07.875 --> 01:08:08.916
No different.
979
01:08:09.666 --> 01:08:11.208
All right. There we go.
980
01:08:14.458 --> 01:08:15.833
All right. Well,
981
01:08:16.916 --> 01:08:20.458
your acuity has actually improved
since your last prescription.
982
01:08:20.958 --> 01:08:24.000
I was hoping you'd find something
to explain what's happening.
983
01:08:24.166 --> 01:08:26.125
Mmm. The phantom movements?
984
01:08:26.625 --> 01:08:28.500
I think I have Charles Bonnet syndrome.
985
01:08:28.583 --> 01:08:30.958
Hallucinations, visions, moving objects.
986
01:08:31.041 --> 01:08:32.875
You've been on the Internet. Yeah.
987
01:08:33.041 --> 01:08:35.791
[inhales] It's highly doubtful
in the absence of other factors.
988
01:08:35.875 --> 01:08:39.416
But let's make another appointment
for this week.
989
01:08:40.083 --> 01:08:43.583
I dilated your eyes,
so you have to wear these for a few hours.
990
01:08:47.125 --> 01:08:48.458
These are heinous.
991
01:08:52.375 --> 01:08:53.500
[car beeps]
992
01:08:59.250 --> 01:09:00.083
Shit.
993
01:09:02.541 --> 01:09:04.541
- Fuck.
- [phone rings]
994
01:09:06.291 --> 01:09:07.625
Yes, who is this?
995
01:09:07.708 --> 01:09:10.416
- It's me.
- Oh, how clever. You blocked your number.
996
01:09:10.500 --> 01:09:12.291
'Cause you won't answer my calls.
997
01:09:12.375 --> 01:09:15.791
Well, after your vile voice message
yesterday, are you surprised?
998
01:09:15.875 --> 01:09:17.583
- Wha-- I-- [grunts]
- [car approaching]
999
01:09:19.041 --> 01:09:21.791
Telling Josephina I am still with Ed?
1000
01:09:21.875 --> 01:09:24.708
- Oh! That's my crime?
- We broke up.
1001
01:09:24.791 --> 01:09:27.291
I was coordinating with him moving out.
1002
01:09:27.833 --> 01:09:30.125
Honestly, I expected an apology.
1003
01:09:30.208 --> 01:09:33.958
Ed said precisely there was more to it
than that. I merely passed it on.
1004
01:09:35.541 --> 01:09:37.166
[muffled shouting] You're a joke!
1005
01:09:37.875 --> 01:09:40.791
You have no credibility in any way!
1006
01:09:40.875 --> 01:09:43.833
Oh, really? Well, in that case,
I suppose there's no truth whatsoever
1007
01:09:43.916 --> 01:09:47.250
in your little friend Josephina
sniffing around Damrish, who, might I add,
1008
01:09:47.333 --> 01:09:50.291
are literally about to drive off
into the sunset together.
1009
01:09:52.541 --> 01:09:53.750
[car engine starts]
1010
01:09:55.208 --> 01:09:56.166
[tires screeching]
1011
01:10:06.833 --> 01:10:07.666
[Morf] Gita?
1012
01:10:09.041 --> 01:10:11.083
- Yes.
- Hi.
1013
01:10:11.208 --> 01:10:13.416
- I'm Morf Vande--
- Vandewalt.
1014
01:10:13.500 --> 01:10:15.875
- Yes.
- Of course. I've read you for years.
1015
01:10:15.958 --> 01:10:17.125
Yes. [mutters]
1016
01:10:17.791 --> 01:10:20.333
Are those the new Persols?
1017
01:10:21.458 --> 01:10:23.125
Yeah. That's right.
1018
01:10:24.041 --> 01:10:24.958
Mmm.
1019
01:10:25.833 --> 01:10:27.083
That's a Freud.
1020
01:10:27.750 --> 01:10:30.000
- Yes, it is.
- I've never seen that one before.
1021
01:10:30.166 --> 01:10:32.500
It's been in a crate since '92.
1022
01:10:32.833 --> 01:10:34.250
And it's going back in one.
1023
01:10:35.250 --> 01:10:39.375
I loved your exhibit brochure
on Dease, by the way.
1024
01:10:40.208 --> 01:10:41.083
Thank you.
1025
01:10:42.000 --> 01:10:44.875
As I said on the phone,
I'm expanding it into a book.
1026
01:10:45.375 --> 01:10:47.125
Well, there's enough there for one.
1027
01:10:48.541 --> 01:10:51.166
You cataloged the collection presale.
1028
01:10:51.458 --> 01:10:52.583
Oh, not cataloged.
1029
01:10:52.750 --> 01:10:56.958
My primary focus became
Dease's distinctive methodology.
1030
01:10:57.625 --> 01:11:02.166
I spent three weeks identifying
conventions, workflow, classifications.
1031
01:11:02.250 --> 01:11:06.083
It was almost impossible to delineate
between working materials and
1032
01:11:06.791 --> 01:11:08.208
personal effects.
1033
01:11:10.000 --> 01:11:12.333
Frankly, I was glad to finish.
1034
01:11:12.541 --> 01:11:13.375
[Morf] Hmm.
1035
01:11:15.458 --> 01:11:17.500
Well, I wasn't aware
there were any personal effects
1036
01:11:17.583 --> 01:11:19.125
besides the ones in my possession.
1037
01:11:20.500 --> 01:11:22.333
None in a traditional sense.
1038
01:11:22.416 --> 01:11:24.291
I mean, as in tissue.
1039
01:11:24.791 --> 01:11:26.125
[chuckles]
1040
01:11:28.458 --> 01:11:29.375
Paper?
1041
01:11:30.791 --> 01:11:32.958
Perhaps you should speak with Rhodora.
1042
01:11:33.625 --> 01:11:34.958
Rhodora is...
1043
01:11:35.833 --> 01:11:37.125
backing the book.
1044
01:11:37.458 --> 01:11:41.416
I have her full support
and confidence, of course.
1045
01:11:48.166 --> 01:11:49.958
Tissue as in blood serum.
1046
01:11:50.833 --> 01:11:52.791
The artist's, I assume.
1047
01:11:52.875 --> 01:11:56.333
He used it to create
the reddish blacks and the shadows.
1048
01:11:57.791 --> 01:11:59.458
It was in every piece we studied.
1049
01:12:02.625 --> 01:12:05.583
[Jim] That is an outrageous request.
Even coming from you.
1050
01:12:05.666 --> 01:12:08.083
I don't get your pushback on a Minkins
1051
01:12:08.166 --> 01:12:11.583
retrospective here, in the fall,
of all his major works.
1052
01:12:11.666 --> 01:12:13.375
We already agreed to put up Sphere
1053
01:12:13.458 --> 01:12:15.375
in exchange for you
bringing us twelve Dease.
1054
01:12:15.458 --> 01:12:19.000
Seriously, Gretchen, it's rude and dumb.
If you wanted to ram more
1055
01:12:19.083 --> 01:12:21.958
of your collector's hoard down our throats
to increase their value,
1056
01:12:22.041 --> 01:12:24.208
you should have done so
before the Dease deal was locked,
1057
01:12:24.291 --> 01:12:26.125
not the night before the exhibit's open.
1058
01:12:26.208 --> 01:12:29.416
I hear marketing has high hopes
of a traveling Dease collection.
1059
01:12:29.500 --> 01:12:31.041
They've even run projections.
1060
01:12:31.125 --> 01:12:35.208
[inhales] So, I believe my "leverage"
looking ahead is considerable.
1061
01:12:35.291 --> 01:12:36.166
Mm-mmm.
1062
01:12:36.250 --> 01:12:38.916
There's absolutely no space in the fall
to put on a Minkins show.
1063
01:12:39.000 --> 01:12:41.250
Well, I'm going to meet
with your board tomorrow
1064
01:12:41.333 --> 01:12:45.166
and suggest a reduction
in the emerging artist exhibit.
1065
01:12:45.958 --> 01:12:47.416
They don't sell any tickets anyway.
1066
01:12:48.500 --> 01:12:50.583
- Over my dead body.
- [sighs]
1067
01:12:52.541 --> 01:12:54.541
[exhales deeply]
1068
01:12:58.291 --> 01:12:59.708
[Coco] Um, Gretchen?
1069
01:13:01.708 --> 01:13:04.291
The hard copy PR material's been sorted,
1070
01:13:04.375 --> 01:13:06.666
and the electronic kits
get sent at midnight.
1071
01:13:06.791 --> 01:13:07.708
Be here early.
1072
01:13:08.125 --> 01:13:10.458
And inform me
of any celebrities or art stars.
1073
01:13:12.166 --> 01:13:15.291
Um, if it's all right with you,
I'd like to go home
1074
01:13:15.375 --> 01:13:17.000
and get a few hours of sleep?
1075
01:13:17.791 --> 01:13:20.458
Has the lighting been corrected on Sphere?
1076
01:13:21.166 --> 01:13:23.500
Oh, the side lights, yes.
I had them leave it lit,
1077
01:13:23.583 --> 01:13:25.000
so you could see it when you leave.
1078
01:13:26.500 --> 01:13:27.416
Then run along.
1079
01:13:30.625 --> 01:13:31.625
[Coco] Good night.
1080
01:13:39.958 --> 01:13:41.208
[door opens]
1081
01:13:43.916 --> 01:13:45.208
[door closes]
1082
01:13:45.666 --> 01:13:47.666
[ominous music]
1083
01:14:09.375 --> 01:14:11.375
[giggles]
1084
01:14:34.041 --> 01:14:36.041
[ominous music intensifies]
1085
01:15:03.458 --> 01:15:04.375
[scoffs]
1086
01:15:05.750 --> 01:15:06.875
[exhales]
1087
01:15:08.541 --> 01:15:09.791
[music sting]
1088
01:15:11.166 --> 01:15:12.333
[stutters loudly]
1089
01:15:14.416 --> 01:15:16.625
[shouting] Help!
[screams]
1090
01:15:18.000 --> 01:15:19.083
Help!
1091
01:15:20.500 --> 01:15:22.500
- [arm crunching]
- [screams]
1092
01:15:33.750 --> 01:15:38.208
[“Für Elise” ringtone playing]
1093
01:15:38.291 --> 01:15:39.208
Hello.
1094
01:15:41.875 --> 01:15:42.708
No.
1095
01:15:44.583 --> 01:15:45.458
When?
1096
01:15:46.500 --> 01:15:47.333
This morning.
1097
01:15:49.166 --> 01:15:51.125
Somehow she got stuck inside of it.
1098
01:15:53.000 --> 01:15:57.541
There was some kind of malfunction,
and I guess it just, like,
1099
01:15:58.416 --> 01:16:01.041
completely took her arm off
and she bled to death.
1100
01:16:02.333 --> 01:16:03.291
It was horrible.
1101
01:16:04.791 --> 01:16:07.291
Security guards thought
it was part of a new installation,
1102
01:16:07.375 --> 01:16:09.208
so they just opened up and let people in.
1103
01:16:10.916 --> 01:16:13.333
The Dease pop-up announcement
was blasted last night,
1104
01:16:13.416 --> 01:16:14.791
so everyone was heading there.
1105
01:16:16.416 --> 01:16:18.625
People just walked by
like she was part of an exhibit.
1106
01:16:20.458 --> 01:16:22.250
Then a school tour came along.
1107
01:16:23.750 --> 01:16:25.666
The kids thought it was fake blood,
1108
01:16:25.750 --> 01:16:28.458
so they just started stepping in it
and spreading it around and...
1109
01:16:29.333 --> 01:16:31.625
Who knows how long
it would have gone on for
1110
01:16:31.958 --> 01:16:34.250
until Coco came in to do press
for the Dease show,
1111
01:16:36.000 --> 01:16:38.000
and she saw Gretchen and just lost it.
1112
01:16:38.291 --> 01:16:39.458
[screams]
1113
01:16:42.458 --> 01:16:43.500
Are you still there?
1114
01:16:44.291 --> 01:16:45.375
Rhodora?
1115
01:16:45.625 --> 01:16:46.708
I don't understand.
1116
01:16:48.458 --> 01:16:50.875
Bryson, then Jon. Now Gretchen.
1117
01:16:51.375 --> 01:16:53.375
What the fuck is going on?
1118
01:16:53.875 --> 01:16:54.833
I don't know.
1119
01:16:56.416 --> 01:16:58.375
I mean, we just saw her last night.
1120
01:17:00.000 --> 01:17:02.208
They closed that wing
of the museum, but...
1121
01:17:03.291 --> 01:17:05.375
I hear the Dease exhibit is mobbed.
1122
01:17:06.625 --> 01:17:07.833
[Rhodora shooing]
1123
01:17:07.916 --> 01:17:09.625
- Hey. Go.
- [meows]
1124
01:17:10.083 --> 01:17:13.041
We're spiking on Moments and Instagram.
It's a major hit.
1125
01:17:13.625 --> 01:17:15.291
Rhodora, are you still there?
1126
01:17:15.833 --> 01:17:17.166
Did you hear what I just said?
1127
01:17:17.833 --> 01:17:18.666
Yeah.
1128
01:17:19.125 --> 01:17:21.250
The Dease exhibit is booming.
1129
01:17:22.208 --> 01:17:23.708
[doorbell rings]
1130
01:17:25.208 --> 01:17:26.875
There's someone at my door. I gotta go.
1131
01:17:31.625 --> 01:17:33.083
[knock at door]
1132
01:17:33.958 --> 01:17:34.958
[sighs]
1133
01:17:37.791 --> 01:17:38.750
Did you...
1134
01:17:39.375 --> 01:17:40.541
hear about Gretchen?
1135
01:17:42.708 --> 01:17:43.708
[crying] Did you?
1136
01:17:45.458 --> 01:17:47.458
- Oh, Jesus.
- [exhales]
1137
01:17:47.791 --> 01:17:49.875
- Can you believe it?
- You have to leave.
1138
01:17:49.958 --> 01:17:52.125
[shouts] You just can't,
well, just walk in like this!
1139
01:17:52.208 --> 01:17:54.958
Well, I need to be with someone right now.
I'd think you would, too.
1140
01:17:55.041 --> 01:17:56.041
[tapping]
1141
01:17:57.083 --> 01:17:58.125
What's going on?
1142
01:17:59.583 --> 01:18:01.666
Are you kidding me?
1143
01:18:03.458 --> 01:18:05.125
We're not together. I was clear.
1144
01:18:06.208 --> 01:18:07.625
You said, "a break."
1145
01:18:13.458 --> 01:18:16.333
The admiration I had for your work
1146
01:18:16.875 --> 01:18:19.958
has completely evaporated!
1147
01:18:20.500 --> 01:18:23.458
Hey, man,
I wasn't trying to jump your train, okay?
1148
01:18:23.666 --> 01:18:24.875
She said you two were done.
1149
01:18:24.958 --> 01:18:26.666
Are we? Are we?
1150
01:18:28.625 --> 01:18:30.666
Say we don't share something real.
1151
01:18:38.000 --> 01:18:41.125
I was never particularly obsessed.
1152
01:18:42.083 --> 01:18:43.000
Oh!
1153
01:18:49.166 --> 01:18:50.208
[sniffs]
1154
01:19:01.000 --> 01:19:03.000
[sentimental music]
1155
01:19:22.666 --> 01:19:23.666
[gasps]
1156
01:19:33.666 --> 01:19:35.750
We expected you yesterday.
1157
01:19:35.833 --> 01:19:39.291
We closed the exhibit for half a day
in anticipation, actually.
1158
01:19:39.375 --> 01:19:41.750
I thought Artweb were clear on the timing.
1159
01:19:41.875 --> 01:19:44.333
I know, I'm sorry. It's my fault.
1160
01:19:44.416 --> 01:19:45.750
I know it's pre-debut.
1161
01:19:46.083 --> 01:19:48.208
Just been experiencing
some personal matters.
1162
01:19:48.833 --> 01:19:51.083
Then, of course, Gretchen this morning.
1163
01:19:51.708 --> 01:19:53.916
- If this isn't a good time...
- No, it's fine.
1164
01:19:54.500 --> 01:19:55.333
It's overdue.
1165
01:19:56.166 --> 01:19:58.625
- I'll write my review and file it today.
- Hmm.
1166
01:19:59.583 --> 01:20:02.791
Lillith Vanlandingham
is storming the world
1167
01:20:02.875 --> 01:20:04.916
with her revolutionary
sound exhibits.
1168
01:20:05.250 --> 01:20:09.291
She won the Nam June Paik Award last year.
Her latest piece is called Mysticete.
1169
01:20:09.750 --> 01:20:13.416
As discussed, we have arranged for you
to experience the exhibit alone.
1170
01:20:17.083 --> 01:20:18.125
[sighs]
1171
01:20:20.500 --> 01:20:21.833
[inhales deeply]
1172
01:20:22.416 --> 01:20:24.291
[Morf] Look at him standing there.
1173
01:20:24.666 --> 01:20:26.458
He only embraces what he knows.
1174
01:20:26.541 --> 01:20:30.583
[male voice] Undoubtedly one of the worst
exhibits of contemporary art history.
1175
01:20:30.666 --> 01:20:34.166
[Morf] Piece for piece, it's the biggest
waste of steel since the Titanic.
1176
01:20:34.250 --> 01:20:36.583
[male voice 2]
This painful exhibit should be bulldozed.
1177
01:20:36.666 --> 01:20:40.416
[Morf] Remove the spotlight of hype
and his latest work is a snoozefest.
1178
01:20:40.500 --> 01:20:42.708
Seriously, Ms. Minati,
I am talking to you.
1179
01:20:42.791 --> 01:20:44.125
[female voice echoing Morf]
1180
01:20:44.208 --> 01:20:47.291
[Morf] It seems you have no one
around you to say this. Stop it.
1181
01:20:47.416 --> 01:20:49.166
Shut up the shed.
1182
01:20:49.250 --> 01:20:51.916
There are no redeeming qualities
to the show. Nothing but embarrassed--
1183
01:20:52.000 --> 01:20:54.500
[male voice] The best thing about the show
is the French rosé being offered.
1184
01:20:54.583 --> 01:20:57.166
[male voice 3] It's an ugly piece
to look at, and faintly nauseating.
1185
01:20:57.250 --> 01:20:59.125
[Morf] It's gone from innocent
and stupid...
1186
01:20:59.208 --> 01:21:01.000
[male voice 4]
I'll hate you forever for saying that!
1187
01:21:01.083 --> 01:21:04.291
- [male voice 5] Lazily concealed.
- [female voice] Vile. Deceitful!
1188
01:21:04.666 --> 01:21:07.125
- [loud screeching]
- Deceitful!
1189
01:21:07.750 --> 01:21:08.750
[male voices] Morf!
1190
01:21:08.833 --> 01:21:10.916
[male voice 6]
Judgment should be judged.
1191
01:21:12.958 --> 01:21:14.750
[male voice 7]
It is a monumental failure.
1192
01:21:14.833 --> 01:21:16.375
[voices echoing]
Morf!
1193
01:21:17.208 --> 01:21:20.041
[overlapping voices]
[indistinct, distorted chatter]
1194
01:21:20.916 --> 01:21:23.250
[male voice 8]
Ricky Blane is the classic case
1195
01:21:23.333 --> 01:21:25.958
of presenting a poser as cutting edge.
1196
01:21:26.125 --> 01:21:29.625
[indistinct voices shouting]
1197
01:21:30.416 --> 01:21:32.125
[car skidding]
1198
01:21:32.208 --> 01:21:33.125
[bangs]
1199
01:21:35.875 --> 01:21:38.500
[gallery owner] Sorry for the delay.
Our computer crashed.
1200
01:21:38.583 --> 01:21:40.333
We're-- We'll start it now.
1201
01:21:41.000 --> 01:21:43.750
[whimpering]
What did I just hear?
1202
01:21:44.208 --> 01:21:46.583
Nothing. This is a soundproof room.
1203
01:21:47.916 --> 01:21:48.750
Voi...
1204
01:21:51.041 --> 01:21:52.000
Voices.
1205
01:21:53.041 --> 01:21:54.375
I've no idea.
1206
01:21:54.958 --> 01:21:58.125
Mysticete is a symphony
of whale intonation
1207
01:21:58.208 --> 01:22:02.375
recorded 20,000 feet under the sea
in the Mariana Trench.
1208
01:22:04.000 --> 01:22:05.416
You are up for this?
1209
01:22:14.583 --> 01:22:15.666
[breathes heavily]
1210
01:22:22.458 --> 01:22:23.833
[Morf] I am seeing things.
1211
01:22:23.916 --> 01:22:28.250
[breath trembling]
I'm hearing things.
1212
01:22:28.333 --> 01:22:29.958
Unexplainable things.
1213
01:22:30.875 --> 01:22:32.250
Impossible things.
1214
01:22:33.708 --> 01:22:35.125
And this is hard to admit
1215
01:22:35.500 --> 01:22:37.500
as an adherent of the here and now
1216
01:22:38.166 --> 01:22:40.750
and a denier of childish belief.
1217
01:22:40.833 --> 01:22:45.041
But something truly goddamn strange
is going on!
1218
01:22:49.375 --> 01:22:50.666
What happened to Bryson?
1219
01:22:50.791 --> 01:22:53.250
According to the police,
he had an accident
1220
01:22:53.333 --> 01:22:54.625
and he wandered into the desert.
1221
01:22:54.708 --> 01:22:56.291
I spoke to the police.
1222
01:22:56.375 --> 01:22:59.208
They have video surveillance of the night
that Bryson went missing.
1223
01:22:59.291 --> 01:23:01.625
He was loading crates of art
into his truck.
1224
01:23:01.708 --> 01:23:02.541
Okay.
1225
01:23:03.375 --> 01:23:05.000
What was in those crates?
1226
01:23:05.083 --> 01:23:06.375
And all this relates how?
1227
01:23:07.166 --> 01:23:08.208
Dease!
1228
01:23:09.750 --> 01:23:13.541
His altered mental state, tortured soul,
phases of the goddamn moon!
1229
01:23:13.625 --> 01:23:14.916
[shouting] I don't know how!
1230
01:23:15.333 --> 01:23:16.375
These deaths.
1231
01:23:16.833 --> 01:23:18.083
The disappearance.
1232
01:23:18.166 --> 01:23:20.375
Everything that is now happening,
1233
01:23:20.458 --> 01:23:22.666
it's all connected to his art.
1234
01:23:22.750 --> 01:23:26.500
[breathing heavily]
Imbued with some spirit...
1235
01:23:27.416 --> 01:23:31.125
cr... created out of some vital ideal.
1236
01:23:31.208 --> 01:23:33.041
It's a bit Baroque, don't you think?
1237
01:23:33.125 --> 01:23:35.458
- I came here to warn you.
- Okay. [chuckles]
1238
01:23:36.000 --> 01:23:38.916
You know what?
It's been a fucked-up few weeks!
1239
01:23:39.000 --> 01:23:40.208
But listen to yourself!
1240
01:23:40.291 --> 01:23:42.208
I spoke to the building owners
doing research.
1241
01:23:43.416 --> 01:23:44.791
They were surprised
1242
01:23:45.250 --> 01:23:47.250
to hear Dease's art was being sold.
1243
01:23:47.333 --> 01:23:48.458
Apparently,
1244
01:23:48.958 --> 01:23:53.583
he left explicit instructions
that it all be destroyed.
1245
01:23:53.666 --> 01:23:57.625
- What are you saying?
- [yelling] Stop selling Dease!
1246
01:23:58.833 --> 01:24:00.833
- It's an eight-figure collection...
- [sighs deeply]
1247
01:24:00.916 --> 01:24:03.791
...and you want me to stop selling
over some spirit?
1248
01:24:03.875 --> 01:24:05.875
I am writing an article about this.
1249
01:24:06.208 --> 01:24:10.041
About Dease, his past, his methods,
everything that has gone down.
1250
01:24:10.541 --> 01:24:13.000
- Well, you'll kill your career.
- Get rid of it.
1251
01:24:13.458 --> 01:24:15.833
Box it all, all of it away.
1252
01:24:18.083 --> 01:24:19.250
That's what I'm doing.
1253
01:24:25.250 --> 01:24:27.250
All art is dangerous, Morf.
1254
01:24:30.916 --> 01:24:34.000
[Rhodora] Oh, it's just been
a feeding frenzy since the debut.
1255
01:24:35.208 --> 01:24:38.416
What's changed is we ran new metrics
and realized that
1256
01:24:38.916 --> 01:24:41.291
we've been overly precious with supply.
1257
01:24:42.666 --> 01:24:44.750
I sent you six Dease JPEGs,
1258
01:24:44.833 --> 01:24:48.333
all available for immediate purchase
at the quoted price
1259
01:24:48.791 --> 01:24:52.041
and destined for significant appreciation.
1260
01:24:54.875 --> 01:24:56.833
All of them. Well, that's swell.
1261
01:24:58.416 --> 01:24:59.708
I'll send the papers.
1262
01:25:01.458 --> 01:25:03.083
Okay. Yeah.
1263
01:25:03.750 --> 01:25:04.958
I'll see you in Basel.
1264
01:25:05.250 --> 01:25:06.625
[Josephina] What's going on?
1265
01:25:07.166 --> 01:25:09.916
We closed the first phase on Dease.
Why are we selling more?
1266
01:25:10.000 --> 01:25:12.000
Morf is hell-bent on writing a story.
1267
01:25:12.916 --> 01:25:15.125
He's connecting Bryson's disappearance
1268
01:25:16.041 --> 01:25:18.333
and Jon and Gretchen's deaths
to the Dease art.
1269
01:25:18.416 --> 01:25:21.208
He believes they're somehow
channeling some sort of...
1270
01:25:22.583 --> 01:25:23.416
spirit.
1271
01:25:23.500 --> 01:25:25.166
Spirit? [stammers]
1272
01:25:25.708 --> 01:25:27.041
What kind of spirit?
1273
01:25:27.125 --> 01:25:28.666
I don't know the varieties.
1274
01:25:29.500 --> 01:25:31.625
So he writes some batshit story.
Who cares?
1275
01:25:31.708 --> 01:25:34.833
We don't sell durable goods,
we peddle perception.
1276
01:25:35.000 --> 01:25:36.333
Thin as a bubble.
1277
01:25:36.916 --> 01:25:40.333
Call your buyers, sell as much Dease
as you can before he posts something.
1278
01:25:44.666 --> 01:25:45.916
[door opens]
1279
01:25:47.333 --> 01:25:48.458
[door closes]
1280
01:25:49.083 --> 01:25:51.083
[ominous music]
1281
01:25:54.500 --> 01:25:56.500
- Who's next?
- You have Roxy on one.
1282
01:25:58.291 --> 01:26:02.041
[Rhodora] Hey, babe. Circling back on you
wanting some museum-quality Dease.
1283
01:26:12.375 --> 01:26:14.250
- [phone vibrating]
- [Morf sighs]
1284
01:26:32.000 --> 01:26:33.333
Baby, that's raw silk. Your shoes.
1285
01:26:35.500 --> 01:26:36.541
Pop this.
1286
01:26:40.666 --> 01:26:41.666
[pops]
1287
01:26:42.250 --> 01:26:43.750
You've got strong hands.
1288
01:26:45.791 --> 01:26:47.375
You ever look at this painting?
1289
01:26:47.666 --> 01:26:49.750
You ever notice anything
about this painting?
1290
01:26:52.333 --> 01:26:54.083
You look at it long enough and it moves.
1291
01:27:00.041 --> 01:27:01.333
[Josephina sighs]
1292
01:27:02.333 --> 01:27:04.333
- [clinks]
- [Josephina exhales]
1293
01:27:06.708 --> 01:27:08.916
- Mmm.
- It's alive.
1294
01:27:11.666 --> 01:27:14.333
- I've just sold it.
- What? I would have bought it.
1295
01:27:15.375 --> 01:27:16.375
You couldn't afford it.
1296
01:27:17.833 --> 01:27:20.750
We don't want it.
Trust me, I'm doing you a favor.
1297
01:27:24.875 --> 01:27:27.291
- [moans]
- I gotta get down to Traction Avenue.
1298
01:27:27.375 --> 01:27:29.208
- I thought we were spending the night in.
- Yeah.
1299
01:27:29.291 --> 01:27:31.833
Something just came up,
and I gotta take care of it tonight.
1300
01:27:32.541 --> 01:27:33.875
You're blowing me off.
1301
01:27:34.625 --> 01:27:36.958
- I want you to come.
- [sighs]
1302
01:27:38.041 --> 01:27:40.041
[breathes heavily]
1303
01:27:41.583 --> 01:27:42.916
[phone vibrating]
1304
01:27:49.250 --> 01:27:51.000
Why do you keep calling me?
1305
01:27:51.125 --> 01:27:51.958
[Josephina] Why?
1306
01:27:52.500 --> 01:27:56.541
We break up, and you write an article
to completely destroy my livelihood.
1307
01:27:56.625 --> 01:27:58.916
I am not doing this to get back at you.
1308
01:27:59.000 --> 01:28:03.125
It's Dease's art. I think any of us
who profited from it are in danger.
1309
01:28:03.208 --> 01:28:04.875
So, you just blasted it out there?
1310
01:28:05.750 --> 01:28:07.416
Jesus Christ. I am reading it right now.
1311
01:28:07.500 --> 01:28:09.958
Are you aware
that you've completely lost your mind?
1312
01:28:10.041 --> 01:28:13.708
We don't realize the value of friends
until they're gone.
1313
01:28:15.625 --> 01:28:17.833
I still consider you a friend, Josephina.
1314
01:28:18.833 --> 01:28:21.375
[shouting]
Go fuck yourself and lose my number!
1315
01:28:23.416 --> 01:28:25.416
Well, fine, then. All right.
1316
01:28:29.500 --> 01:28:31.500
[phone dialing and ringing]
1317
01:28:32.208 --> 01:28:33.083
[Coco] Hello?
1318
01:28:33.583 --> 01:28:34.583
It's Morf.
1319
01:28:34.666 --> 01:28:35.666
Oh, hi.
1320
01:28:35.833 --> 01:28:37.833
A timetable is moved up.
1321
01:28:38.583 --> 01:28:41.375
I'm storing some art
and I'm leaving immediately.
1322
01:28:41.458 --> 01:28:43.791
I need an assistant part-time here
while I'm gone.
1323
01:28:43.875 --> 01:28:46.958
- Well, I'm available.
- Yeah. Can you start tonight?
1324
01:28:47.166 --> 01:28:49.416
Um, I guess so. Sure.
1325
01:28:49.500 --> 01:28:51.916
I need to give you the keys to my house
and my storage space.
1326
01:28:52.000 --> 01:28:55.875
There's an overlook on Mulholland,
right off Cahuenga.
1327
01:28:56.166 --> 01:28:58.166
- I know the one.
- Good. I'll meet you there.
1328
01:29:03.541 --> 01:29:05.750
[car door opens and closes]
1329
01:29:07.375 --> 01:29:09.125
Mr. Vandewalt. Hi.
1330
01:29:10.875 --> 01:29:12.458
I posted it, Coco.
1331
01:29:14.291 --> 01:29:16.125
And with this article, I'm... I'm...
1332
01:29:16.875 --> 01:29:19.125
I'm pouring gas on myself.
I'm lighting a match.
1333
01:29:19.916 --> 01:29:21.125
I don't have a choice.
1334
01:29:22.291 --> 01:29:24.291
It has been revealed to me
1335
01:29:25.291 --> 01:29:28.375
that there is some sort of larger power...
1336
01:29:30.291 --> 01:29:34.500
some entity invested in our endeavor.
1337
01:29:36.583 --> 01:29:37.666
Invested how?
1338
01:29:38.250 --> 01:29:40.500
In... [breathes deeply]
1339
01:29:40.791 --> 01:29:42.166
the violation
1340
01:29:44.083 --> 01:29:45.500
of inviolate rules.
1341
01:29:48.041 --> 01:29:49.500
Have I gone mad?
1342
01:29:50.125 --> 01:29:52.041
Oh, not to me.
1343
01:29:52.125 --> 01:29:54.333
I found both bodies.
1344
01:29:54.416 --> 01:29:57.000
[stammers]
I'm sleeping with my lights on.
1345
01:29:57.500 --> 01:30:00.333
On top of which,
if I don't land a steady job soon,
1346
01:30:00.416 --> 01:30:02.000
I'm gonna have to go back to Michigan.
1347
01:30:08.666 --> 01:30:10.125
I have to tell you something.
1348
01:30:11.750 --> 01:30:12.583
What?
1349
01:30:13.583 --> 01:30:17.875
I was Rhodora's personal assistant, right?
I saw her checks, I rolled calls with her.
1350
01:30:18.625 --> 01:30:20.666
I think she sometimes forgot
when I was on them.
1351
01:30:20.875 --> 01:30:21.708
Tell me.
1352
01:30:23.750 --> 01:30:26.333
Your ex-boyfriend, Ed, um...
1353
01:30:27.333 --> 01:30:28.416
he worked for her.
1354
01:30:29.375 --> 01:30:31.791
He worked her out.
He's a personal trainer.
1355
01:30:32.291 --> 01:30:33.125
No.
1356
01:30:33.958 --> 01:30:35.041
No, I mean...
1357
01:30:36.125 --> 01:30:39.500
Rhodora paid Ed to give her
advance word on your reviews.
1358
01:30:40.083 --> 01:30:43.208
Like, okay... He would tell her
what you liked before you posted,
1359
01:30:43.291 --> 01:30:45.250
and then she'd make buys.
1360
01:30:47.791 --> 01:30:48.833
[sighs]
1361
01:30:51.791 --> 01:30:53.083
Do I still have the job?
1362
01:30:58.375 --> 01:31:02.166
Here are the keys to my storage space.
I need everything itemized that's there.
1363
01:31:02.541 --> 01:31:03.541
Okay.
1364
01:31:05.125 --> 01:31:06.208
[sighs]
1365
01:31:12.125 --> 01:31:15.208
- [bar ambience music playing]
- [chatter]
1366
01:31:16.791 --> 01:31:18.583
Is my car safe out there?
1367
01:31:18.666 --> 01:31:20.166
How the fuck should I know?
1368
01:31:25.000 --> 01:31:26.125
Where did you go?
1369
01:31:27.000 --> 01:31:29.666
This is Ben.
He runs my old artist collective.
1370
01:31:30.333 --> 01:31:31.166
Hey.
1371
01:31:35.166 --> 01:31:37.750
[scoffs] Lovely. Can we go now?
1372
01:31:38.000 --> 01:31:39.083
I'm staying.
1373
01:31:39.541 --> 01:31:41.375
But I don't really like this place.
1374
01:31:41.458 --> 01:31:43.166
Yeah, I'm talking longer timeline.
1375
01:31:43.250 --> 01:31:45.375
I'm leaving Rhodora, her gallery.
1376
01:31:46.291 --> 01:31:47.125
No, you're not.
1377
01:31:47.875 --> 01:31:49.166
I can't be there.
1378
01:31:49.666 --> 01:31:52.375
We have a significant show planned.
You're high. Come on.
1379
01:31:52.958 --> 01:31:53.958
I'm serious.
1380
01:31:57.875 --> 01:31:59.458
You're about to break big.
1381
01:32:00.333 --> 01:32:02.041
We're taking you global.
1382
01:32:02.833 --> 01:32:04.666
You'd give that up? For what?
1383
01:32:05.208 --> 01:32:07.958
Some sad garage space
peddling graffiti murals?
1384
01:32:08.041 --> 01:32:11.250
Jesus! What's the point of art
if nobody sees it?
1385
01:32:30.708 --> 01:32:31.750
[loudly] Fuck!
1386
01:32:35.375 --> 01:32:36.375
[sighs]
1387
01:32:49.833 --> 01:32:51.833
[honks]
1388
01:32:53.916 --> 01:32:55.916
[honks again]
1389
01:33:02.250 --> 01:33:04.250
[distant glass clinking]
1390
01:33:07.208 --> 01:33:08.416
[metal rattling]
1391
01:33:34.625 --> 01:33:36.625
[suspenseful music]
1392
01:33:51.666 --> 01:33:53.208
[suspenseful music intensifies]
1393
01:33:54.250 --> 01:33:56.791
Yeah, there's a car blocking my car.
I want it towed.
1394
01:33:56.875 --> 01:33:58.500
[wind whistling]
1395
01:33:58.583 --> 01:34:00.083
I don't know.
1396
01:34:00.166 --> 01:34:01.958
[scoffs] Hang on.
1397
01:34:02.333 --> 01:34:05.000
Oh, 2057 Seventh Street.
1398
01:34:06.250 --> 01:34:07.291
I'm waiting.
1399
01:34:17.833 --> 01:34:19.208
[door unlocks]
1400
01:34:22.333 --> 01:34:24.333
[suspenseful music]
1401
01:34:56.666 --> 01:34:58.208
[suspenseful music intensifies]
1402
01:35:02.166 --> 01:35:03.375
[wind chimes]
1403
01:35:05.208 --> 01:35:06.333
[locks doors]
1404
01:35:07.458 --> 01:35:08.500
[sighs]
1405
01:35:10.416 --> 01:35:12.416
[intense dramatic music]
1406
01:35:18.125 --> 01:35:19.125
[sighs]
1407
01:35:30.541 --> 01:35:32.541
[music intensifies]
1408
01:35:42.000 --> 01:35:43.166
[frustrated sigh]
1409
01:35:43.958 --> 01:35:44.958
[bang from behind]
1410
01:35:54.041 --> 01:35:55.166
[car alarm beep]
1411
01:36:10.250 --> 01:36:12.250
[dramatic music continues]
1412
01:36:19.000 --> 01:36:19.833
[sighs]
1413
01:36:20.500 --> 01:36:21.375
Hello?
1414
01:36:44.333 --> 01:36:46.333
I'm just waiting for a tow truck.
1415
01:36:53.291 --> 01:36:55.291
[suspenseful music]
1416
01:37:07.250 --> 01:37:09.250
[distant rattling]
1417
01:37:26.291 --> 01:37:27.291
Oh, thank God.
1418
01:37:35.291 --> 01:37:37.416
["Für Elise" ringtone plays]
1419
01:37:38.666 --> 01:37:39.666
Hello?
1420
01:37:39.750 --> 01:37:41.041
Damrish is leaving.
1421
01:37:42.375 --> 01:37:46.958
He met his old exhibitor in a dive bar
and told me he's going back. It's over.
1422
01:37:47.041 --> 01:37:48.083
[scoffs]
1423
01:37:48.375 --> 01:37:49.375
Good for him.
1424
01:37:50.000 --> 01:37:52.916
What do you mean, good for him?
What are you talking about?
1425
01:37:53.000 --> 01:37:56.708
Josephina, are you aware that Dease asked
that all his art be destroyed?
1426
01:37:58.000 --> 01:37:59.583
Would it have changed anything?
1427
01:38:00.333 --> 01:38:01.833
Would I have destroyed them?
1428
01:38:02.333 --> 01:38:03.250
No.
1429
01:38:04.416 --> 01:38:05.708
He was a master.
1430
01:38:13.791 --> 01:38:16.083
- [beep]
- [gear grinds]
1431
01:38:19.958 --> 01:38:20.958
[cat meows]
1432
01:38:22.166 --> 01:38:23.833
Oh, Jesus. Hold on, Josephina.
1433
01:38:25.000 --> 01:38:25.833
Stella.
1434
01:38:26.291 --> 01:38:28.291
- [meows]
- Stella. Stella.
1435
01:38:28.791 --> 01:38:30.666
Stella. God damn it.
1436
01:38:36.750 --> 01:38:38.000
- [bangs]
- [Morf gasps]
1437
01:38:38.958 --> 01:38:40.958
[breathes heavily]
1438
01:38:41.875 --> 01:38:43.250
[bangs]
1439
01:38:50.166 --> 01:38:51.041
[gear grinds]
1440
01:38:55.000 --> 01:38:57.333
Have you ever felt invisible?
1441
01:38:58.083 --> 01:38:59.833
- [loud banging]
- [startled gasp]
1442
01:39:01.000 --> 01:39:03.958
Once, I built a railroad.
1443
01:39:04.583 --> 01:39:06.583
[grunts and breathes heavily]
1444
01:39:18.250 --> 01:39:19.208
[loud bang]
1445
01:39:21.583 --> 01:39:22.416
[grunts]
1446
01:39:24.541 --> 01:39:25.583
[Josephina] Rhodora?
1447
01:39:30.041 --> 01:39:30.916
Rhodora?
1448
01:39:39.791 --> 01:39:41.666
Come on, Stella.
Come on. Come on.
1449
01:39:41.750 --> 01:39:42.750
Stella, come.
1450
01:39:43.625 --> 01:39:46.291
Come on, good girl. Good girl.
1451
01:39:47.791 --> 01:39:48.875
[rattling]
1452
01:39:49.416 --> 01:39:51.000
Come on, Stella! Damn it!
1453
01:39:51.083 --> 01:39:52.250
- [crackling]
- Stella!
1454
01:39:52.500 --> 01:39:53.333
Stella!
1455
01:40:01.208 --> 01:40:02.208
[gasps]
1456
01:40:03.458 --> 01:40:04.416
Rhodora?
1457
01:40:08.416 --> 01:40:09.458
Oh, my God.
1458
01:40:12.000 --> 01:40:12.958
[gasps]
1459
01:40:15.000 --> 01:40:17.000
[breathing heavily]
Oh, my... Oh my...
1460
01:40:17.583 --> 01:40:18.458
Oh!
1461
01:40:21.666 --> 01:40:24.000
[shouting]
No, no! No! I understand!
1462
01:40:24.083 --> 01:40:27.500
I understand!
[muffled grunts and groans]
1463
01:40:29.291 --> 01:40:30.375
[muffled screams]
1464
01:40:31.375 --> 01:40:32.958
[Hoboman] I can't save you.
1465
01:40:33.541 --> 01:40:34.375
[bones breaking]
1466
01:40:36.416 --> 01:40:40.166
[Rhodora breathing heavily] Jesus Christ,
I can't believe what just happened.
1467
01:40:40.250 --> 01:40:42.666
- [Josephina panting]
- Josephina? Hello?
1468
01:40:43.791 --> 01:40:46.750
[screams]
1469
01:40:47.625 --> 01:40:49.291
[screams]
1470
01:41:02.458 --> 01:41:03.458
Oh.
1471
01:41:05.958 --> 01:41:06.791
Where...
1472
01:41:08.166 --> 01:41:09.208
[sighs]
1473
01:41:29.291 --> 01:41:32.916
[screams] Oh, fuck me!
1474
01:41:36.291 --> 01:41:38.583
[“Für Elise” ringtone playing]
1475
01:41:44.291 --> 01:41:45.125
What?
1476
01:41:47.458 --> 01:41:48.291
How?
1477
01:41:50.750 --> 01:41:52.583
A storage facility?
1478
01:41:54.625 --> 01:41:56.375
Well, what do they think happened?
1479
01:41:59.375 --> 01:42:01.625
[stammers] No. I'm not coming in.
1480
01:42:02.375 --> 01:42:03.250
I gotta go.
1481
01:42:04.541 --> 01:42:05.583
[exhales]
1482
01:42:06.333 --> 01:42:07.541
[breath trembling]
1483
01:42:23.000 --> 01:42:24.416
Pick up the phone.
1484
01:42:26.166 --> 01:42:28.166
[cell phone ringing]
1485
01:42:28.458 --> 01:42:29.708
[car door closes]
1486
01:42:30.250 --> 01:42:32.041
Hey. Yeah, we got it.
1487
01:42:32.833 --> 01:42:34.041
No sign of the owner.
1488
01:42:35.041 --> 01:42:36.458
We're taking it to Central.
1489
01:42:37.041 --> 01:42:37.875
Yeah.
1490
01:42:52.583 --> 01:42:54.583
[eerie music]
1491
01:43:22.625 --> 01:43:23.625
[mover] That's all of it.
1492
01:43:24.416 --> 01:43:25.500
[Rhodora] Everything?
1493
01:43:25.583 --> 01:43:28.333
Every image, every drawing,
every postcard,
1494
01:43:28.416 --> 01:43:29.875
every piece of art?
1495
01:43:30.166 --> 01:43:31.000
Uh-huh.
1496
01:43:32.500 --> 01:43:34.791
- Say it.
- It's completely empty.
1497
01:43:35.000 --> 01:43:36.833
Forty-seven pieces. We removed everything.
1498
01:43:38.000 --> 01:43:38.833
Thank you.[
1499
01:43:50.541 --> 01:43:52.750
[melancholic music]
1500
01:44:19.041 --> 01:44:20.333
[meows]
1501
01:44:28.166 --> 01:44:30.625
- LAX. Terminal five.
- Okay.
1502
01:44:46.000 --> 01:44:47.458
[inhales, exhales]
1503
01:44:52.125 --> 01:44:54.125
[melancholic music continues]
1504
01:45:34.583 --> 01:45:36.583
[screams]
1505
01:45:38.125 --> 01:45:39.541
[cat meows loudly]
1506
01:45:45.208 --> 01:45:46.750
[cat meows softly]
1507
01:45:51.416 --> 01:45:54.083
[somber music]
1508
01:46:10.083 --> 01:46:11.708
- That's lovely.
- Yeah.
1509
01:46:11.791 --> 01:46:12.958
How much?
1510
01:46:13.333 --> 01:46:14.875
I don't know. Five dollars.
1511
01:46:15.666 --> 01:46:16.500
Yeah.
1512
01:46:20.041 --> 01:46:20.916
Thank you.
1513
01:46:25.375 --> 01:46:26.333
Here you go.
1514
01:46:27.166 --> 01:46:28.416
- Thanks.
- Take care.
1515
01:46:29.625 --> 01:46:31.625
[somber music continues]
1516
01:46:51.375 --> 01:46:53.375
[somber music turns ominous]
1517
01:46:57.875 --> 01:46:59.875
[silence]
1518
01:47:02.458 --> 01:47:04.458
[music playing]