Her World Is About To Crash Down | Episode 6 - DIRTY LAUNDRY | Full Movie in English HD

Are you making me take leave? Let's call it mental health time. But no stigma, mind you. Maybe if you could join us. You gonna say anything? Not if you don't. We have an agreement then. You don't want to talk about my ----, you're here to have fun. It's more than that. Oh no. Emotional complications? Don't you touch my sister! Hey look mate! Oh ----! If you want me to drop the protection order, I want you to get some help with your anger issues. I'll do it for Oscar. What about helping dad? I've had enough. I think we're done here. My dad? It really feels like every time I get back on my feet, I get knocked down again. And I don't see any way out right now. I could always do Dean's handwriting better than he could. Always great working with a professional. I'm a bit nervous. You're gonna go in there and kick ass. With your epic blue sky thinking and your winning way with particulars. Did you just talk lawyer? Yeah, I think I did. It's kind of sexy. Yeah? Yeah. I'm gonna get all your ducks in a row. Oh my god. Your billables will be through the roof. Oh my god. I'm gonna issue you with a subpoena. Morning. Hi. Kat. Hi. You're back. I did send an email to say that... We've been cray cray busy around here. What's Tristan doing in my office? No one will tell you. We had a reshuffle while you were away. But I'm sure Alice can find you somewhere. Oh, maybe you could give these a proof to get yourself back up to speed. Right. It's good to have you back on the team. Delia, this is perfect. Thank you. This is really kind of you. David and I are absolutely thrilled. We never thought that Andrew would meet a... A child of a criminal? No. You don't really feel that about your mother. I feel like it's hanging over me a bit at work. Surely they'll get over it. My father had some financial difficulties and mum rejected him and then he ended up dead. So I'm finding it a little bit hard to forgive her at the moment. That's a shame. It was my right of way, asshole. You think cos you're white you own the road with your tight lady jeans and your One Direction hairdo. You own nothing. And that's how I used to handle things in the past. Before, I learned to deal with my feelings. And now it's your turn, man. Forget those bad thoughts out in the open. I think I'll pass. Tell me why you're angry. I'm not. Denial is the first roadblock on a pathway to an anger-free existence. I'm not in denial. Then why are you here? My ex took out her protection order. You were violent with your ex? No. Her stupid boyfriend. She said if I did this she'd drop it. I'll get to see my son again. As your sponsor, I'm going to talk to you. Angry man to angry man, OK? I'm not angry. You're not going to make any progress here if you can't be honest with yourself. I just want to do the sessions. Tick the box. OK. But if you ever need to talk or a cheap taxi ride home, give me a call any time, OK? Right. Good. Come on, let's hug it out. Hi. Hey, I'm just here for the towels. Well done. And there I was thinking you were too good for us. Well, Matt had his thing, so... I heard. What a load of rubbish. You give him a big smoochie for me when you see him. Will do. All right? We have to stop meeting like this. What are you doing here? I... have a... a client... here. It's fine, it's fine. I know all about your mum's involvement in the place. You do? Yeah. The people here, you know them. Very fond of them. Right. Does Andrew... know about the family connection? No, I... I haven't felt the need to tell him. So if you both understand the importance of discretion, then. Of course. I'm so glad. Hey, I'll see you Saturday. I'm really looking forward to it. Me too. Actual mail in our actual house. Cool. Oh wow, Kat's invitation. To what? Engagement party. Wow, flash. Yeah, it's so incredible. I mean, she's always had such bad taste in men. Women. This can't be right. This is a bill for water. Nah, water's free. Rates. What the hell are rates? Hi. Hey guys. We thought we'd just come over for dinner if that's OK. Bludging again. You do know it's meatloaf? Yeah, line it up. At least someone appreciates my cooking. Extra big helping for you. You must be desperate. Don't be silly, this is family time. Oh, um, bro. So I've got this mate at school who's pretty interested in buying a car. Yeah, I suppose I can keep an eye out. Actually, I showed him some photos of the Torino. Tein's Torino. Yeah, and he said it was exactly the car he was looking for. My gill is not for sale, bro. No way, Leo. Nurse, we are popular this evening. I just need a word with Matt, if that's alright. Hey, how's he doing? I think I've reached a new low in my life as a loser. Carol seems in love. How was your day? Well, I might need a new job soon. You're getting fired? I no longer have an office and Nathan's taken over all my clients. Shit. Well, best to go before you're pushed. New low, grub's up. None for me, thanks. Hey, how's the new place? Amazing. Yeah, things couldn't be better. Oh my god, we're so totally screwed. There's, like, over two thousand dollars worth of bills here. And, okay, after the mortgage we have, like, ten bucks in our account. Yeah, um, maybe more like five. I got Maccas for breakfast. Tame. Yeah, sorry, babe. God, there's no way we can pay all this. We can ask your family, maybe. I can't. Asking them for help would just prove I'm as useless as they think I am. I can try and pick up some more hours for work. Maybe talk to my boss. How's anger management? I'm going, that's the main point. Oscar, time to go, buddy. I'm sure you remember that parent-teacher interviews are today. Are you still coming? If I'm allowed. That's a little passive-aggressive. Matie! See you later. Come here, Matie. Bye. What's with the shorts, buddy? I have to wear them. What about your kilts? They're not appropriate. Who said that? Mum and Dad. That's ridiculous. Matt. No, he can wear what he wants. What are you doing? I'm going to have a word with Vicky. Don't. Let's just go to the park, okay? Why? Therapy. In ages. You used to do that regularly. My mother always said talking was the answer and that just made me want to scream. So I screamed and it made me feel better. You are so smart. You're my most fun mum. Aw, Oscar, that's really sweet. Were you being my fun mum all the time? Come on, buddy. Let's go. Everything alright? Yeah. Uh, I'm not all that busy. So if there's anything you wanted me to look over... Actually, I have got a meeting with a potential new client. Property developer. Ah, Clay, speak of the devil. My reputation precedes me. Wonderful to meet you finally. Why is that? Who's this and why don't you introduce us? Clay Gertz. Catherine Rafferty. Hi. Cat's just back from a mental health break. Right. Rafferty, that name rings a bell. I don't believe we've met before. Don't worry, it'll come to me. Cat, this firm a good, honest one? Absolutely. My last lawyers were a bunch of crooks and shysters. Well, shall we go through? Officers give me the shits. How about we take this somewhere a little bit more exciting? We could go for coffee. Coffee's for pussies. But where are you going? Nowhere. You can join us. She's easy on the eye. You never know. Cut the mustard, you might just get my business. Okay. After you. This is really lovely. Oh, I'm glad you think so. I feel I've rather taken over. I'm sure Cat appreciates it. She's never been much of a social organiser. I wanted to meet you, despite the circumstances. We will be family, and I'm very fond of Cat. So, you know, if there's anything I can do... Actually, I do have a favour to ask you. Of course. I wanted to get a gift for Cat. I'd love to help. Yeah, I, um... I asked Andrew to talk to Corrections, and I'm allowed to give you this. I wanted to give it to her myself, but I haven't seen her much lately. She's been busy, and... well, she's not very happy with her mother right now. Mothers and daughters. I mean, I know I only have the one son, but my friends tell me it's different with daughters. Yeah. She's always been... strong-willed. Oh! No touching. Oh, sorry. No, I'm sorry. Um, of course, I will make sure she gets it. Here we go, boys and girls. Just do not blow this for me, OK? I'm not about to. Let's go. What's the hold-up? You played before, Nate? As it happens, I'm selected for the New Zealand Under-18 Development Squad. Kat. What about you? Much of a golfer? I used to play a bit with my dad, just hacking around. Rafferty. What's your dad's name? Dean. No. That's not it. Take that. You're up, Top Gun. You might want to take a step back, Kat. Impressive. How about we up the stakes a bit, eh? Every time you sink a ball, you take a shot. OK. How about we up it further? A shot for a hole. Two for a bunker. I like this girl. She's not just gorgeous. Oh, dear. Never mind. What are you doing here? You meant to give notifications... I just want to talk about the shorts. What about them? When did this get decided? I talked to Dan and Oscar's teacher about it, and it turns out that he's being picked on at school. Since when? Is this really such a big deal? It's Oscar's choice what he wears, not his teacher's. She should deal with bullies, not make him change. OK, well, you can pick this up at parent-teacher if you want. I will. You know, Oscar's told me that his fun mum is coming. Yeah? I do find that a little bit hurtful. I didn't make up the name. But it is serious between you and Leisha? Yes. That's good, because I don't want Oscar getting confused. So come on, homeboy. Let it out. I just want to take this, and I just want to smooch it into her face. That's anger right there. I do feel angry. Actually, I'm furious. And that is progress right there. So you're angry at your wife because she wants your son to wear shorts? We were never actually married. But you want your son to wear a dress? I want him to wear what he wants to wear. And know that I support him, even if every other decision seems to be out of my hands. Now, see? You're owning it. Expressing your feelings. To you, which isn't changing anything. Baby steps, my friend. So why do you have a pretend girlfriend anyway? Are you gay? No. Because gay's okay, my friend. I like her. She's amazing. But we're not actually together. My son's getting attached. Maybe flowers? Take her on a date. Actually, she's a prostitute. Not the kind of girl you take home to mother, then? Well, my mother's in prison... at the moment. You know, I think we should hang out more often. I remember where I know the name from. Two for a bunker. You may have read something about it in the newspaper. About Donna Rafferty, who is my mother. That's right. What'd she do again? She's been remanded in custody on charges of fraud and money laundering. Shit, oh dear. But that is no reflection on Pricewall and Chambers, who are an excellent firm and more than capable of structuring your deal and meeting your needs. Thanks for the game. And the whiskey. Where are you going? Sorry? We haven't finished playing yet. Have a great holiday. Thank you, I will. Hi. You wanted to see me? Yes, and you weren't at work? No, I took leave. Are you sick? No, I'm grieving, Bianca. About? Your father's death? His suicide? Of course. I can't believe it. I knew him. He loved me. That must be really hard. It is, you have no idea. But hey, I was hoping to talk to you about something. I've got all these bills, you see, like water. It should be free. Yeah, I know, it's terrible. I don't understand how a bank could give you a mortgage if you can't afford to live. They don't care. They want you to be in debt. They do? Yes, so you'll keep paying interest. I just kind of feel like I'm drowning here. That was maybe not a good thing to say. It's fine. So do you want my help? Oh my God, yes, that would be amazing. Do you want me to put your house back on the market? I was thinking maybe some more money from the salon. Don't be silly. But Miley and Rihanna, we're so busy. Yes, that's my half of the salon. I see. Perhaps you need to move out. But we just moved in. Rent your house out, find somewhere cheaper. Plenty of people do it with their first homes. That's not... I know it's not ideal, but I could list it for you, through rentals. Oh, um, no. That's okay. Hi, Carol. Hello, handsome. Here to whisk me away into the sunset? Tomorrow, I promise. That's a lovely dress, Carol. Well, it's front of house. I like to show myself in the best light. You certainly do. All ready for parent-teacher. Feel a bit nervous. Me too. Can we chat for a second? Of course. What's up? Look, you've been amazing with Oscar, and he adores you. Oscar's a lovely kid. It's just... maybe this should be our last pretend date. Did I do something wrong? No. I just think it's getting... confusing. Not just for Oscar. I love our pretend time together, but... I understand. You do? Great. We should go. I just need to get ready for parent-teacher. You look fine. Actually, I'm planning a protest action. Nothing violent? No. I definitely think it'll push the boat out. Come on. Your shorts look great on you. All right, shall we just begin? Oscar has a presentation. But Dad and Leesh aren't here yet. I'm sure they just got sidetracked, sweetheart. They said they'll be here. So are you sure you want to do this? I'm sure. I'm afraid we can't wait any longer, Oscar. You can tell your Dad all about it next time you see him. Oi! Dad! Hey, Maddie. Sorry we're late. You kicked things off, buddy. Tell us about all the things you've been up to this week. Hey. Hey, babe. How'd you go with your boss? Um, fail. Oh, me too. I think I should get a room. We have a room. Even if we can't afford it? There's still the offer on the car. How much? Maybe we could get a flatmate. I know James is looking for a place. James just plays Xbox and smokes weed all day. Folks, let's get back to the car. It's not for sale, bro. Really? Not even for 12 grand? Holy ----, $12,000? Yep. Cash. You know someone who has, like, 12 grand. Yeah, it's the benefit of private schools. I know plenty of rich dudes. Like this year 13 guy, Josh. So what do you say? It's up to you. To solve your problems. Well, you don't have to decide right now. Yeah, you do. I mean, Josh will find another car, and I'll look like a dick, and you'll both be screwed, so you do. Well, do it. Babe, really? Set it up. Score. Not bad. Excuse me. Oh, nasty. Thank you. You want to go back to the office and sign up some paperwork? Really? You nearly beat me. You don't care about my mum, all that stuff? Jesus, show me someone in business who hasn't cut a corner. Shit, I've been through it twice. And you fronted up. Eventually. You knew? You came highly recommended. Who from? A mate. Said you knew your stuff and didn't have a poker up your ass. I tell you, I'm tired of up-themselves suits who can't think outside the box. Right. I want you to be my point of contact on this. Okay. What? Shh. The adults are talking here, all right? And I like to work with people who can hold their liquor. To business? To business. Well, I think that's about us. Let me see if anyone's got any questions. No, that's all good. Thanks, Angela. You're clearly a fine teacher. Thank you. But I'm a little concerned you're not backing Oscar to be himself. All our students are encouraged to be themselves. I'm glad you've said that. Because I fully support Oscar's decision to wear whatever he wants. A kilt? Or even a dress? I don't think you've made that point. Well, I hope we're all agreed then. Sure. Great. Thanks, Carol. Anytime, darling. Personally, I thought you were working it. I didn't feel too bad, actually. I know. Nothing quite like a bit of breeze up your passage. Hello, lovely. Can I get you a drink? Hey, um... thanks for letting me come today. No, thank you for the moral support. I'd better get going. Hey, Matt, wait. What you did today was really brave. And so cool. Thanks. I just wanted to say I've really enjoyed being your pretend girlfriend. And you deserve a real girlfriend who is just as good. Anyway, I'd better get back to it. I've got a thing to go to in the weekend. Would you be my date? Your pretend date? More like a friend. Been a few busy. Will you, um... be wearing your dress again? Maybe. Hello, sexy. Are you drunk? I'm very, very drunk. So today wasn't so bad, then? I played golf while drinking with this crazy client who doesn't even care that Mum's a criminal. Alleged criminal. In fact, it almost gave me bonus points. So your mum does have her uses. Yeah. And I finally got one over on Nathan who can't hold his liquor to save himself. I've gone out of pat to thank for that one. Because? I've been drinking since I was nine. You drank when you were nine? When we went to stay with her. She'd give us these little glasses of homemade raspberry nip. Lethal. There is so much I don't know about you. Will you marry me, by the way? I already said yes. Yeah, but I can't help but feel that there's something missing. For me? As far as I'm aware, you're my only fiancée. It's so real. You like it? Yeah, I really like it. I love you. Are you sure you want to do this? We have to. It's going to be tough. Knowing someone else has their hands all over her body. At least you've still got my vote. I guess 12 grand is 12 grand. It would really, really help. Yeah, but you know, I've taken her everywhere. She's been with us through everything. Even our first time. Oh, hey. I know she's special, babe. But if we want our house, we have to get real sometime. Yeah. And pay for things like, you know, water. Even if it should be free. Totally. It's so cool that you wanted me to do your hair for your big day. Well, you are my sister, and you're cheap. You're so mean. Maybe I have been a bit hard on you. Just now? No, in general. Are you actually apologising to me? Apologising isn't quite the word I'd use. Well, you can if you want. You've done really well for yourself with the business. Even if it is with Imogen. And you've taken all this stuff with Mum in your stride. I haven't actually been doing that well. You said things were great. I was lying a bit. And I really miss Mum. Like, a lot. Yeah. I do too. Jesus. Sorry, sorry. Must have left it on. Hello? Kat? Yeah. Yeah, um, I just wanted to say hi. I'm so glad you called. How are you? Excited for your big day? Uh, yeah. It's weird, but it's exciting. Bianca just did my hair. Oh, but you look lovely. Hi, Bianca. Hi, Mum. I wish you were here. Yeah. Me too. I hope today is everything you want it to be, sweetheart. Yeah, thanks, Mum. We'll be thinking about you. Okay. Bye. This place is gorgeous. Oh, you look wonderful, darling. Thank you. Oh, um, I have something for you. Oh, God, you didn't have to do that. I didn't. It's from your mum. I know you've had your differences, but she does care. Thank you. Oh, my goodness, it's hers. How did you get this? Oh, we worked something out. Here, let me. Thank you. You look beautiful. Oh, God, you're not crying already. It's meant to be a party, do you? Excuse me. Don't you look gorgeous? Thank you. You know, I, uh, just wanted to say congratulations. Thanks. You have a big fan in Clayton. Clayton? Clay? How do you know him? Well, who do you think invented shot a hole? You recommended me. Well, I may have mentioned the talents of my future daughter on passing here. You didn't have to do that. Of course I did. We're family now. Lance. Oh, great to meet you. Wow, you look beautiful. Thank you. What was that about, you and Dad? Oh, nothing. Is this the right place? Yeah. They must have been a fortune on water. Are you okay? Yeah, I'd just like to have a few last moments alone with her, if that's okay. Yeah, of course, babe. Uncle Trevor, I didn't realize you were coming. Uh, well, the invitation said I'm a partner. I'm like an uncle. And with your dad gone, I felt we could use a senior bloke on your team. Definitely senior. Enough of your lip, lady. Hi, hi, I'm Delia. I'm Andrew's mom. God, sorry, Delia. This is my Nana, Pat. This is my brother, Leo. And... Hey, Leo. This is Trevor. Vous regardez. Très bien. Merci. Parlez-vous français? I'd love a drink, thank you. Merci. You did not try and steal anything. What, like your fiancée's mother? Never thought I'd see you today. But you haven't really fallen on your feet, have you, missy? Well, yes. Leo, put the camera down. Go film somewhere else, would you? This is a video for Mum. Hi, Mum. Wish you were here. She's wearing my necklace. Oh, she's a babe, isn't she? Oh, you must be Matt. Hi. Hello. Oh, and Oscar. This is Lecia. Oh, hello. Hi. I'm Delia. Oh, gosh, you know me. Is everything all right? I'm great. Well, I'll just get everyone a drink, eh? Oscar, fancy a bit of treasure hunting? Yes, please. Matt, can I talk to you for a second, please? Now? Yes, now. Lecia, what? In God's name. Why the hell would you bring Lecia here? Because she's my friend. You've got to be kidding me. You knew we were friends. And the invitation said, and partner. David is a client at the Hanky Panky. He is? How do you know? I've got to talk to Kim. I'll catch up with you in a minute, eh? Sorry. Don't do that. You don't call me that. Dad, are you coming? Yeah, of course, buddy. This doesn't have to be a big deal, does it? Everything OK, Kat? Yeah, it's fine. David, I'm so sorry. I had no idea. Well, we both got a bit of a surprise then, didn't we? Yeah. So what is he, your boyfriend or your pimp? A good friend. Whatever. OK. You must understand you can't be here now. So please leave quickly and quietly, or we're going to end it. Josh's here. Already? Yeah. Here's the cash. I'll take out my commission later. I didn't think it would happen so quick. Yeah, well, a fast deal's a good deal. Plus, he lives just down the road. What a surprise. I know. He has a massive place, like, right near here. A huge pool. We doing this? Yep. Sweet. Your sister's done all right for herself, hasn't she? What does that mean? If you're going to marry, then marry into money. She's marrying Andrew because she loves him. Oh, where does love get you? I mean, look at you. Poor as a church mouse. What's that Maori boy ever going to give you, hmm? He gives me heaps. She only takes premium guests, OK? She doesn't do regular. No worries, mate. Stop! Stop, stop, stop, stop! What the hell are you doing? I'm sorry, but this car isn't for sale. It definitely is. Mate, we have to. We don't. We'll find another way. Ignore her, Josh. She's a crazy woman. Run her over. No, no, here. Come on. You can't do this to me. Yes, I can. This is bullshit. I'll lose my commission. Josh, wait. I love you. And what you love, I love. And it's more important than money. What are you doing? I have to go. David asked me to. You're not doing anything wrong. No, I still have to go. We'll come with you then. No, you and Oscar have to stay. It's your sister's party. Sorry if you're embarrassed. It's a free country. Actually, I'm paying for those, so... Always invited. Nice to bring a partner. Lisa has every right to be here. Okay, it's already stirring stuff. Matt, just leave it, please. Is everything all right? What do you think? Sorry, Kat, but if Lisa's leaving, I'm leaving too. Matt, please, just leave it. Guys, can we just wrap up this debate, please? You're a hypocrite, mate. Matt. You're happy to cheat on your wife, but you don't want anyone to know about it. Matt. Mum wanted me to let you know it's time for your speech. Cool. Well, Matt and Lisa were just going. You have a prior engagement? I'll go get Oscar. What did he mean, Dad's happy to cheat? Come on, lovebirds. Speech is time. I'm sorry we had to leave early, Oscar. I've been feeling a bit sick. Poor you. Should I go and get you some flowers? I'm so sorry I caused such a mess. You have nothing to be sorry about. David is a client of mine. A regular. You don't have to explain. I made you leave your sister's engagement party. No, I left because I wanted to be with you. You're amazing. I'd be stupid, but I wondered if instead of maybe being my teen girlfriend you'd consider upgrading. I'd love to be your real girlfriend. You're so beautiful, Oscar. Thank you. Kat is a wonderful young woman, and Delia and I couldn't be more honoured to have her join our family. I wish the two of you every happiness in the world. All of the happiness that I've been lucky enough to experience with my rock, my beautiful wife, Delia. Yeah, now this woman has been my better half for many years. Hopefully many more to come. I'd like to ask you all to raise a glass. Andrew and Kat. Andrew. Now you can tell me. What was your brother saying about Dad? Come on, why do you take off like that? Okay, okay. Leisha, Matt's girlfriend, is a sex worker. Like a prostitute. And your father has been visiting the place where she works. How do you know? Because Mum owns it. You're saying that my father and that girl, and you knew about this? Andrew, I am so sorry. How long, Kat? It doesn't matter.