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Storyline
Dead Whisper centers on Elliot Campbell, a Cape Cod lawyer drawn to a mysterious island where he is tempted by a reunion with his dead daughter, but at the peril of his soul.

Genres
HorrorThriller
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Release date
July 5, 2024 (United States)
Country of origin
United States
Official sites
Official Amazon LinkOfficial Website
Language
English
Also known as
Шёпот мёртвых
Production companies
Howlin' Hounds PicturesBrothers Gran Productions

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00:00:30Yes?
00:00:37Hello?
00:00:41Okay.
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00:00:49I'm sorry.
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00:01:01What do you mean he hasn't been to work in two days?
00:01:06I don't understand.
00:01:09I called his sister two months ago.
00:01:11I said I was concerned.
00:01:16You're telling me no one's gone to check on him?
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00:01:27I'll head over now.
00:01:30Yep.
00:01:32I'll let you know.
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00:06:45Where are you going today?
00:06:49Far.
00:06:51We'll be back in part by tomorrow morning.
00:06:56You want to trade places?
00:07:01I can't.
00:07:03Why?
00:07:05The bar exam.
00:07:07The bar exam.
00:07:09Darn.
00:07:11No, it'll be good for you.
00:07:14What?
00:07:17To put a suit on again.
00:07:40Okay.
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00:09:16You still want to trade places?
00:09:19Well, there's a lot out there I don't know about, so land is just fine.
00:09:32I want to talk to you about something.
00:09:35Okay. What's up?
00:09:37I haven't really given up on the idea of...
00:09:43Of what?
00:09:45I don't know.
00:09:50Trying again?
00:09:57It?
00:09:59What do you think?
00:10:06I don't want to replace her.
00:10:36Okay.
00:10:50Mr. Campbell.
00:11:00Mr. Campbell.
00:11:02I'm sorry. Could you say that again?
00:11:07Wouldn't you fight? Fight for your child?
00:11:16Yes. Well, I'll need to do some digging of my own and go over these documents that you gathered.
00:11:24I don't understand. You're considering not taking us on?
00:11:28Well, I'm weighing the strength of the case. If you give me time to do that, then I can give you an answer.
00:11:34Strength of the case? Do you understand what we've been through? What we've lost?
00:11:41That was a poor choice of words. I'm just explaining that it's a process.
00:11:47We took a two and a half hour long ferry ride from Nantucket to make this meeting.
00:11:53I know you did.
00:11:54Gavin shaped this out to be a certain thing.
00:11:59If he did say that, then he overstated.
00:12:02He also said you were the best personal injury lawyer Cape Cod had to offer. The man for the job. Did he overstate that too?
00:12:10Mr. Reynolds. Mrs. Reynolds. I think that we have just gotten off on the wrong foot here.
00:12:16Jameson!
00:12:18It's a damn waste of time.
00:12:20Come on. Let me at least get the door for you.
00:12:22No. No, that's quite alright.
00:12:52Jameson.
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00:14:23I'll stomp my neck out for you, Elliot. You said you were back to yourself.
00:14:26I know I did.
00:14:28The Earls are very upset about that meeting. I wouldn't have sent them your way if it meant bruising my own reputation.
00:14:34Gavin, I'll make it right.
00:14:36And how's that?
00:14:38Why drown yourself in a ball and wake up in a cold sweat?
00:14:41I don't know.
00:14:43I don't know.
00:14:44You mean if it meant bruising my own reputation?
00:14:46Gavin, I'll make it right.
00:14:48And how's that?
00:14:50Why drown yourself in a ball and wake up in a cold sweat?
00:14:53Look at you!
00:14:56I can help them.
00:14:58You could?
00:15:05You could.
00:15:10Look, man, we both know you are a damn good lawyer.
00:15:14but not the person I used to be.
00:15:24The night you found Willow,
00:15:28and you called me,
00:15:31I rushed over,
00:15:33and I could see then what it did to you,
00:15:35what it would do to you.
00:15:40Despite what's happened,
00:15:41there are things in this world
00:15:42that you have to come back to,
00:15:45to help even look forward to.
00:15:50Maybe that's not what I want.
00:15:53To be happy?
00:16:00You don't understand.
00:16:04And help me.
00:16:15This...
00:16:21This pain that I have with me...
00:16:28I mean, that's all that I have left of her.
00:16:33Elliot, please.
00:16:46Don't bury yourself.
00:16:53Don't bury yourself.
00:17:23Don't bury yourself.
00:17:53Don't bury yourself.
00:18:22What were you staying for?
00:18:23I meant lunch.
00:18:24Oh, yeah.
00:18:25Yeah, okay.
00:18:26I saw that on the schedule.
00:18:27Yeah.
00:18:28I was staying for that.
00:18:29Elliot.
00:18:30Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.
00:18:31Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.
00:18:32Hey.
00:18:45Hey.
00:19:05Hey.
00:19:35Hey.
00:19:55Hello?
00:19:56Hello?
00:19:58Mrs. Reynolds, is that you?
00:20:00This is Elliot Campbell.
00:20:03This is she.
00:20:06Well, I think I owe you an apology.
00:20:12The other day when you were in here in my office,
00:20:19my behavior was unacceptable.
00:20:24To be totally honest, I mean, you just caught me at a bad time.
00:20:30I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
00:20:32Thank you for the apology.
00:20:35Of course.
00:20:36Of course.
00:20:38Mr. Campbell.
00:20:41Yes?
00:20:42We would be honored to have you represent us.
00:20:47Really?
00:20:48That's so great to hear.
00:20:50Good.
00:20:51So you'll accept the case?
00:20:53Yes, yes, yes, absolutely.
00:20:58And if you have anything for me, feel free to fax it over here to my office.
00:21:03We can do that.
00:21:05Great.
00:21:06Have a good day, Mr. Campbell.
00:21:09Bye-bye.
00:21:10Bye-bye.
00:21:11Bye-bye.
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00:24:16Oh, what? What is it? Are you all right?
00:24:19What? Yes, I'm fine. Are you?
00:24:26Why do you ask?
00:24:27You're having some sort of nightmare.
00:24:30Nightmare?
00:24:32Yeah.
00:24:33No, no, no, I wasn't having a nightmare.
00:24:38What?
00:24:41I was...
00:24:43dreaming about...
00:24:48some place.
00:24:53It's like a...
00:24:57oasis or something.
00:25:00What do you mean, an oasis?
00:25:06I don't know. It was just...
00:25:11It was beautiful.
00:25:16And Willow was...
00:25:23Willow was there.
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00:27:07He liked it.
00:27:09But he liked sailing, so I was...
00:27:11Hey, I was sailing, you know, but...
00:27:14I better put on the life jacket.
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00:31:09I-I-I don't...
00:31:10I don't understand what you're asking me.
00:31:13To-to visit the Reynolds?
00:31:16Yeah.
00:31:17Yeah.
00:31:19Yeah, you should go.
00:31:22Look, look, um...
00:31:25I think, um...
00:31:27Let's, uh...
00:31:29Let's get together and talk about this in person, okay?
00:31:32Get together?
00:31:35Yeah.
00:31:37Meet somewhere.
00:31:40This is me at the shipwreck lounge,
00:31:43just off the pier's main drag.
00:31:45Uh, o-okay.
00:31:47Uh, when do you want to meet?
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00:33:58Correct me if I'm wrong, son,
00:34:00but it appears you require the comfort of a stiff drink.
00:34:08I-I'm sorry. Do we know each other?
00:34:11I couldn't say.
00:34:13The name's Porter. Does that sound familiar?
00:34:19No, I-I guess not.
00:34:21What about your name?
00:34:26Elliot Campbell.
00:34:28You are the local lawyer, aren't you?
00:34:31Yeah, it's me.
00:34:33This is a quaint community.
00:34:36I've had a delightful time familiarizing myself with it.
00:34:42You know, from here.
00:34:45I mean, to be honest, I, um...
00:34:49I only had ever heard of this place
00:34:51for the first time tonight, so...
00:34:53Shipwreck Lounge.
00:34:55Yeah.
00:34:57The original establishment closed
00:34:59when its founder was lost at sea.
00:35:02You see, I changed the name.
00:35:04Good humor.
00:35:06Bad taste.
00:35:08Boulevardier is a divine beverage,
00:35:13and I think it's the perfect aperitif for you.
00:35:40When you took a seat at my bar,
00:35:43I saw something that a man in my profession
00:35:46sees all the time.
00:35:50What?
00:35:52An unrelenting weight on your shoulders,
00:35:55a good person.
00:36:02The woman was sitting down there. She was my...
00:36:05No need to explain.
00:36:08As proprietor here, I see all the comings and goings.
00:36:12Probably need another one.
00:36:15Well, then.
00:36:17An establishment like this
00:36:19is not conducive to a man with your condition.
00:36:24Been, um, trying to beat it.
00:36:27You'll beat it.
00:36:29I'm sure of it.
00:36:31Word of advice, take a trip.
00:36:34Someplace away from all these distractions.
00:36:41A trip?
00:36:43Yes. Sail away, if you will.
00:36:49I may have to...
00:36:51I may have to go to Nantucket for a business.
00:36:55It's this...
00:36:57It's an important case that I'm working.
00:36:59Oh, perfect.
00:37:01An opportunity to distance yourself
00:37:04and confront this burden that you carry.
00:37:11Yeah.
00:37:13Yeah, yeah, it is an opportunity, isn't it?
00:37:16Mr. Campbell.
00:37:18Elliot.
00:37:21Are you willing to commit to this journey?
00:37:25Right here?
00:37:27Right now?
00:37:35I'm not sure, uh...
00:37:37Would it not benefit you to rest with some clarity?
00:37:41Knowing that tomorrow will be a different day?
00:37:46A different time?
00:37:48A different place?
00:37:51Yeah.
00:37:56So we are in agreement, then?
00:38:06Hmm.
00:38:08On that note...
00:38:12You've made the right decision here, son.
00:38:15Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
00:38:18I think so.
00:38:20A toast.
00:38:23To getting away from it all.
00:38:26To getting away from it all.
00:38:28Cheers.
00:38:45Cheers.
00:39:15Come on.
00:39:45Come on.
00:40:15Come on.
00:40:29Come on.
00:40:34Come on.
00:40:45Come on.
00:41:15Come on.
00:41:17Come on.
00:41:19Come on.
00:41:21Come on.
00:41:23Come on.
00:41:45Come on.
00:42:15Come on.
00:42:45Come on.
00:43:15Come on.
00:43:45Come on.
00:43:59Hello?
00:44:15Oh, shit.
00:44:45Oh, shit.
00:45:15Oh, shit.
00:45:46Where am I?
00:45:52What exactly is it you're doing?
00:45:59Making the route.
00:46:02The many questions you must have.
00:46:05The many questions you must have.
00:46:08The many questions you must have.
00:46:11The many questions you must have.
00:46:14The many questions you must have, my dear boy.
00:46:18All of which will be answered in due time.
00:46:23The route.
00:46:25It's a native plant to our island.
00:46:27It can be used for medicinal purposes.
00:46:30You? You're...
00:46:32You're the bartender from the shipwreck lounge.
00:46:35I'm afraid you have me mistaken for someone else.
00:46:37I am the historian.
00:46:41I'm burdened by a sense of confusion.
00:46:43Not to worry.
00:46:45It's a common symptom for those who trek through the island dunes.
00:46:48Our route carries a pungent odor.
00:46:52When inhaled, its side effects can be hallucinatory.
00:46:57The symptoms will fade in time.
00:47:01Any good practitioner of the trade will tell you that history is written by the victors,
00:47:06and you would be wise to listen.
00:47:08My collection, however, keeps a record of the forgotten.
00:47:16I've lived on the Cape my entire life, and, uh...
00:47:20I've seen every lighthouse from Monomoy to Wood's End.
00:47:28But this place, I mean...
00:47:32I've never seen anything like this place.
00:47:34Ah, the sea is a veil for many secrets.
00:47:37Few are privy.
00:47:39How did you come to be here?
00:47:42Did Elise not enlighten you?
00:47:45She was... brief.
00:47:48My fascinations required a convent to conceal the work from prying eyes,
00:47:53so I set sail, only to land on these sacred grounds.
00:47:59I'm sorry, but are you saying that you discovered this place?
00:48:06Flattering, but things do not live and die by our field of vision.
00:48:12Although, I will concede that my greatest pride is being the first face this island ever saw.
00:48:23Look, I have a... I have an important case in Nantucket tomorrow.
00:48:27I need arrangements made.
00:48:29Yes, well, I've taken the liberty of placing a call to Chief Mate G. Wick-Smithson.
00:48:35There'll be a private charter here to relieve you of this inconvenience before nightfall.
00:48:41Okay.
00:48:43Like the old saying,
00:48:45Oceans are big, compasses are small, and a man without knack for direction has nothing at all.
00:48:55I'm sorry, who said that exactly?
00:48:59Sits with you, does it? A guest of mine.
00:49:01Do you have many guests here?
00:49:03That reminds me.
00:49:11Would you sign your name for me?
00:49:14It's vital that I keep a record of all our guests.
00:49:20I'm really no guest.
00:49:23Anyone who sets foot in my home is my guest.
00:49:33I understand.
00:49:35A lawyer doesn't put pen to paper unless he produces the page.
00:49:41I'm sorry, how do you know that I'm...
00:49:44I tend to not listen to the mutterings of a subdued man, but yours?
00:49:48Far too interesting to ignore.
00:49:51Ah, I hope you do not pass judgment on early indulgences.
00:49:58No, no, of course not.
00:50:00My favorite beverage as of late, it's a...
00:50:03Boulevardier?
00:50:06I like to save the liquored ice.
00:50:10There can be good use in often discarded things.
00:50:20Waited lease?
00:50:22You must get him one.
00:50:24No, no, that's, um, that's fine.
00:50:26My boy!
00:50:28You've got hours to spare.
00:50:30In fact...
00:50:33Take mine.
00:50:35As I told you before, you are my guest.
00:50:57Oh, thank you, thank you.
00:51:03Um...
00:51:05Okay, where was I?
00:51:07Oh, so, my dad says, before we even get into the boat, he says,
00:51:12Go against the current!
00:51:15He's a very stern guy, probably told us several times, but...
00:51:19Here we come!
00:51:21So I push us off the rocks, and then the kayak already starts to turn.
00:51:27We've got the current, you know, right up against our side like that.
00:51:31And before you know it, we've already done a whole 180 spin.
00:51:35And...
00:51:38She's screaming, and I'm laughing, because we're going backwards, so...
00:51:42Then...
00:51:44You know, we flip.
00:51:50And she falls in, and she's panicking, she's terrified.
00:51:54We didn't have life jackets on.
00:51:57And, uh...
00:51:58So she starts thrashing her arms around.
00:52:02Clocks me.
00:52:04Cracks me right here in the nose.
00:52:07But, um...
00:52:11Saved her life.
00:52:14Oh.
00:52:19Well...
00:52:21Let's hold her.
00:52:25Stand up.
00:52:28Because we're in four feet of water.
00:52:35Quite the punchline.
00:52:38Stand up.
00:52:43It's funny how time flies like that.
00:52:46Speaking of time...
00:52:49I can't be right.
00:52:53Says it's 10.30 at night.
00:53:04You must tell me more about this woman.
00:53:07Dottie.
00:53:10Um...
00:53:13We, uh...
00:53:15We married young. We were high school sweethearts.
00:53:19And I trust all is in good standing.
00:53:26Actually, I am.
00:53:31I saw her at a bar with someone else.
00:53:34That is peculiar, and how did you see her?
00:53:40I followed her.
00:53:42Oh.
00:53:44I mean, how?
00:53:46They were being, um...
00:53:51Physical.
00:53:53Hmm. Physical.
00:53:56Dare I say carnal in nature.
00:54:05Bless your soul.
00:54:08Though in many ways it is a fitting conclusion.
00:54:13What do you mean?
00:54:15Only from what you've mentioned.
00:54:18About your baby.
00:54:28I don't do that.
00:54:31You told me everything.
00:54:34You told me everything.
00:54:45That's right.
00:54:48I used to be a dad and a father.
00:54:51A husband, a son.
00:54:54Just words have very little meaning here, do they?
00:55:00Do not be wary of what you confide in me, Elliot.
00:55:04I believe we share a covenant.
00:55:07Sorts.
00:55:16I apologize, but I must momentarily excuse myself from our delightful discussion.
00:55:24Is everything all right?
00:55:26Why, yes.
00:55:28Everything is exactly as it should be.
00:58:28Please.
00:58:58Please.
00:59:29I do regret the manner of your arrival, Advocates.
00:59:34It was unkind for you to be abandoned to the dunes.
00:59:40Know that I will speak with your guide about this debacle.
00:59:45Enough lies!
00:59:48You drugged me.
00:59:53Do you think I wish to hurt you?
00:59:58Oh, that saddens me.
01:00:01Who's in that drink?
01:00:03The root and its native elixir perform many wonders.
01:00:08It's a miracle.
01:00:10It's a miracle.
01:00:13It's a miracle.
01:00:16It's a miracle.
01:00:19It perform many wonders.
01:00:22Medicine, medicine, medicine.
01:00:24Sadly, the path to healing is often riddled by pain.
01:00:29Stay away from me. Stay away from me!
01:00:31When you first arrived, Elliot, I found you bleeding into a stone.
01:00:38I was confused by your hesitancy, for it was you that called to me.
01:00:43No. No, no, no, no, no. I never wanted anything from you.
01:00:46I turned to Elise and even stated aloud,
01:00:49this is not he, the one we've so anxiously been waiting,
01:00:54the one summoned to join the fold.
01:00:59And you brought me here.
01:01:01You, you brought me here.
01:01:03You're the...
01:01:05You're the man from the shipwreck lounge.
01:01:09Won't be shot of water, eh?
01:01:13I am the one that plucked you out.
01:01:15But the climate can open us.
01:01:19We'll find understanding and a new home.
01:01:24Here, with your new family, like our darling Elise did.
01:01:30Stay back. I don't want to have to hurt you.
01:01:35Elliot.
01:01:40When you cast that photograph of dear Willow into the sea,
01:01:45you whispered a desire I will not soon forget.
01:01:51My daughter is dead.
01:01:53Death is but a subject of time.
01:01:57This is a timeless place.
01:02:00And I its keeper.
01:02:02Ah, you didn't even die.
01:02:05With the memory of your child, Elliot.
01:02:09Come now.
01:02:12Come now and live by it.
01:02:39I'm sorry.
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01:08:46Come with me.
01:08:54Will! Will!
01:08:58Will!
01:09:10Will!
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01:09:49No, no, no!
01:10:06Where are you?
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01:10:45an
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01:11:32Why would you leave me in here alone?
01:11:52I didn't.
01:11:54I was with you through all of it.
01:11:58But you left.
01:12:01You didn't come back.
01:12:08I never should have gone.
01:12:21Before you left, I had something to tell you.
01:12:25Something important.
01:12:29Yes?
01:12:30It's a secret.
01:12:33You can tell me now.
01:12:42I hear everything.
01:13:03Donnie? Donnie? Donnie? Donnie, wait!
01:13:05Donnie, wait!
01:13:35Donnie?
01:14:05Donnie?
01:14:34Donnie?
01:15:03Son.
01:15:11For years I would come here.
01:15:13Standing where you stand now.
01:15:16Deluded by the thought of my late mother.
01:15:19You see, time made her distant from me.
01:15:24An entire life of history washed away.
01:15:29Are you familiar with that outcome?
01:15:34Yes.
01:15:36Give it a closer look.
01:15:43It's like I suddenly just became so aware of our impermanence.
01:16:12It's like I suddenly just became so aware of our impermanence.
01:16:42It's like I suddenly just became so aware of our impermanence.
01:17:10Do you see now?
01:17:13Do you see now what happens when you cease to exist?
01:17:19Nothing.
01:17:20Yes!
01:17:22You are abandoned to the sea.
01:17:28But they care very little.
01:17:30Out of sight, out of mind.
01:17:34Is it real?
01:17:39It was real.
01:17:41Only I have been there.
01:17:43An unbiased, unrelenting presence.
01:17:48Whispering in your ear from the time you felt the darkness.
01:17:57What are you...
01:18:02You've been adrift for far too long, Elliot.
01:18:06And where the brown body rises, the soul is consumed by the sea.
01:18:15I want to go back.
01:18:16I want to go back.
01:18:17I want to go back.
01:18:18I want to go back!
01:18:19There is only one door you can take.
01:18:22One in which you enter it.
01:18:25Please, do not threaten my boy.
01:18:29I am here to give him promise.
01:18:35I offer to familiarity.
01:18:38You have strayed from the comfort.
01:18:42You have longed for the mirror!
01:18:46You have yet to see.
01:18:50All you have to do is take the key.
01:18:55I believe there is a familiar face waiting for you.
01:19:03I'm not here.
01:19:25By my name, I...
01:19:30I seem to have forgotten my name.
01:19:36On the contrary.
01:19:41Your name has just been added.
01:21:00Elliot.
01:21:30Elliot.
01:22:00Elliot!
01:22:30Elliot.
01:23:00Elliot.
01:23:31Elliot.
01:23:50It's okay.
01:23:53I'm here.
01:23:56I'm sorry.
01:23:59I'm so much older.
01:24:02I love you, kid.
01:24:05I love you, kid.
01:24:08Back.
01:24:10Daddy's here.
01:24:11Daddy's here forever.
01:24:13Forever and ever.
01:24:29I love you.
01:24:59I love you.
01:25:29I love you.
01:25:59I love you.
01:26:29I love you.
01:26:59I love you.
01:27:29I love you.
01:27:32I love you.

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