:20:08
What do you know about this date?
:20:09
You had a kid on that day.
Somewhere in Phoenix.
:20:13
Tell me I have that wrong.
:20:16
Do you want a coffee or anything?
A scone or...
:20:19
I don't--I don't have any children.
:20:22
Well, not legally, yeah.
:20:23
But, I mean, you know,
he's still yours.
:20:26
See--Hey, see?
I know it's a boy.
:20:28
I know everything about him.
:20:30
I know his name,
I know where he lives.
:20:32
He wrote, when he turned 18,
about a year ago...
:20:34
for all that information
that they have to give you.
:20:36
That's how I got your name.
:20:39
He wants to contact me?
:20:41
Well...no.
:20:44
But they sent him back this file,
which he showed me...
:20:48
and I have in a very safe place.
:20:51
But he didn't want
to go through with it...
:20:52
'cause he's such a suck-up
to his fake parents.
:20:55
I hate to tell you,
he's really kind of a pussy.
:20:58
Who are you?
:20:59
I'm a friend.
I'm like a mentor...guy.
:21:04
He went to my high school
six years after me.
:21:08
Do you want to find him?
Because I can tell you how...
:21:10
on one condition...
:21:13
which is...
:21:16
you let me film the whole thing--
you finding your kid.
:21:18
See, I need to get into AFI.
:21:20
Do you know AFI?
AFI is American Film Institute.
:21:23
So, they have scholarships.
:21:24
Well, they have, like,
one scholarship a year...
:21:27
so I need a killer film.
:21:28
A documentary,
like you finding your kid.
:21:32
I don't believe this.
:21:33
OK, yeah.
We'd have to fake parts of it.
:21:35
Sure, we would.
But the emotion would be true.
:21:38
Your guilt and stuff...
:21:40
that would be our selling point.
:21:43
I am so glad
that you're not a dog.
:21:46
I mean, you know,
even if the story is great...
:21:49
people want to look at
good-looking people.
:21:51
You know,
all things being equal.
:21:52
So, huge relief
when I saw you, you know?
:21:54
And I can make you look better.
That's lighting.
:21:59
I don't need to see my son.