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No. |
You just stay with me. Okay? |
Ready... Come on... |
Wait. |
Wait. |
The onlookers sometimes wait in the windows. |
Keep a lookout. |
I'm pretty sure that's how they find us. |
Through the cameras somehow. |
Onlookers spot you and a few minutes later |
the scary bastards turn up. |
This is mad, this is just mad. |
Look, you have to hold it together and do what I say |
or you'll get us both killed. |
I woke up in this house. I don't even know if it was my house. |
I don't even know who I am. |
You must know something. |
I think this is my daughter. |
But you don't know? |
She could be anywhere. |
Maybe you tried to kill yourself, would that explain it? |
There was pills. |
I don't blame you. |
Lots have tried that fun fork in the road since it started. |
Since what started? |
You really don't know? |
No. |
There was a signal, like pictures, flashing pictures. |
They just appeared on every TV, every computer, |
anything with a screen. |
I saw it. |
I saw it. |
Look out. |
They did something to people. |
Like almost everybody just became onlookers: |
started watching, filming stuff, |
like spectators who don't give a shit about what happens. |
That's like nine out of ten people now. |
But not us. |
Some of us weren't affected, I don't know why. |
Like that man with the gun and that woman. |
I call them "hunters". |
You might've noticed that's what they do. |
They seemed normal to begin with, but then they realise they |
could do what they wanted -- they started taking stuff, |
nicking cars 'cause they could, doing what they like - |
and not just with things, with people. |
It got worse and worse. Now they've got an audience. |
So this, this, this thing on the TV-- |
The signal-- |
That's, that's what's doing it. |
That's what's making them act like this? |
I guess they were always like that, underneath. |
Just needed the rules to change, for no one to intervene. |
What we gonna do? What we gonna do? |
"Do" do nothing; we get out. |
Where's "out"? |
We're here. |
We need to head south of here. |
They've knocked the transmitters out, it's okay there. |
The TV transmitters, they carry it. There's only one |
between us and the safe zone and were gonna knock it out. |
See, it's here. White Bear. |
What? |
White Bear. |
(Little Girl) A picnic with my two best friends. |
(gasping) |
Jesus, what is it with you? |
White Bear, you said White Bear. |
So? |
Look whatever's wrong with you, you have to get it together. |
Listen to me. |
Don't go out there. |
What's your problem? Huh? |
You want something to look at? |
'Cause I'll give you something to look at. |
We have got to get out of here. |
I want to talk to them. I want to talk to you. |
Argh! |
Not so funny now, is it? |
(electricity crackling) |
Put it down. |
I just want to see what they're looking at. |
I said put it down. |
It's dangerous. Their phones, they're dangerous. |
It's the signal, the images are on them, they're on the screen. |
What? |
Don't look at it! Don't look at it! |
(woman) Jemima. |
No, no, this is all wrong! This is all wrong! |
They're coming. Run! Run! |
(vehicle accelerating) |
Get in, get in. Come on. |
Come on. |
No. |
Come on! Now, they're coming. Quick. |
Come on. Hurry up, get in! |
(whirring appliances) |
(squealing tires) |
You nearly killed us back there. |
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