Script

 


Scene 1

Sound: Soft mysterious movie                                                                                                                        Lighting: Parking garage lights

Jude walks into the parking garage and collapses. Felipe walks out of the building and sees man on the floor. 

Felipe: Sir, are you okay?

Jude: (In a dying breath) Take this and run. Hands Felipe the briefcase. Give it to...

Felipe: (Said concerningly) Give it to who?

Vehicle approaches and as Felipe sees the vehicle he runs away. Yousefv exits the vechicle.

Yousev: Where's briefcase? (In Russian)

Scene 2

Sound: Continued music from previous scene.                                                                                              Lighting: Indoor lighting of lobby

Felipe runs into the elavator as Yousef is closlely behind him.

Felipe: (Anxiously) Close! Close! Close! Close! Close!

Yousev: Damn!

As Yousev runs to catch the elevator it closes. He then looks around and dashes for the elevator.

Scene 3

Sound: Elevator music                                                              Lighting: Elevator lighting

Man in elevator: Where did you get that briefcase? (Said in a mysterious tone)

Felipe: How do you know about the briefcase? (He says in a scared tone)

Felipe spams the button and runs out on the next floor of the elevator. 

Felipe: What could possibly be in this briefcase?

Scene 4

Sound: suspending music                                                            Lighting: Staircase lighting 

Yousev: Stop running!

He goes to the stairs and sees Yusev close behind and runs onto the roof.

Scene 5

Sound: mysterious music                                                     Lighting: outdoor lighting

Yousev: There's nowhere else to go. Give me the briefcase, you don't even know what's inside of it.

Felipe: Why should I give it to you.

Yousev: Give it to me and no one has to get hurt.

Felipe: No

Yousev: Then you must meet your end!

Felipe runs towards the edge and jumps off the roof into the pool.

Scene 6

Sound: splashing of water and continued music                 Lighting: pool lighting underwater and outdoor lighting 

Felipe splashes into the pool as the director's name shows on  screen.

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