All language subtitles for Elena.Undone.2010.DVDRip.XviD-IGUANA-a

In love, one and one...

are...

one.

Seldom do we get the opportunity
to witness the art in love.

But that is what we
all really desire.

Not just to be loved,

but to be loved
in that all-encompassing,

Heathcliffe-on-the-moors,
one-true-love,

soulmate kind of way.

And yet, rarely are we prepared
for it when it happens by.

Perhaps you've been trying to
inject meaning into your life...

endlessly seeking that spiritual
connection in other ways.

There's no way I'm going.

That's no way
to behave, young man.

Nash, you did hear that
they're protesting downtown?.

The nerve of those people.

Nerve is right.
It's all a Iot of noise.

Noise and nonsense...
but we'II be there.

AII of us, Pastor Barry.
Don't you worry.

That's the kind of support
we're Iooking for, right?.

Or maybe you're one of those
rare and fortunate few

who find true love
very early in life.

For others, life might be
at its most grim.

This way, Peyton...

you can arrange your Iife
exactly as you want it...

And precisely as you Iike.

You did an amazing
job today, Lombard.

Thank you.

And as funerals go,
not too shabby.

Yeah.

I think Mom even
would have approved.

You know, if we had
a few more years,

we could have
made her a Democrat.

Maybe not.

It's really pretty, isn't it?.

I need to go for a swim.

Well, do it.

And if soulmates exist,

how can we be sure that
that person we meet

or the person that we're
sharing our life with

is the one?.

Here are a few stories that may
shed some light on the subject.

I'll let you be the judge.

Our families...

they kept us
apart for ten years.

We Iost track.

Then, one day,
I was in the airport,

on my way
to London for school.

I saw the back
of Rasheed's head,

from across an entire airport.

I knew it was him.

I turned as if I had
no control over my body.

I turned, and I saw him.

I saw him, this man -

this beautiful man,
who I Iove.

This man that I love.

That is what I'm talking about.

That's what
I'm talking about!

The twin flame.

The ultimate love connection.

You know, I heard that someone
might be ovulating this morning.

Mmm, hmm.

It wouldn't happen
to be you, would it?.

It would.

Then I'II be right back.

OK.

I Iove you.

I know.

There are no
guarantees in Iife, Peyton.

Be prepared for anything.

So, what time will you meet us?.

Uh...not sure.

Don't tell me you're not coming.

Millie, I really
have a Iot to do.

I'm very busy.

Oh, it's very clear
God's got your back.

You're running
everything here so smoothly.

But you have to
commit to your faith...

and put it to real work.

Well, you know I teach
the kinder program

on Saturday mornings,
but I really just don't think

that your interpretations--

PIease. Interpretations?.

That's the oldest
trick in the book.

But given that the
Bible was written in--

They are tearing us apart
with all their marriage talk

and Iiberal judges ruling
willy nilly in their favor.

We are not going to stand by
and allow it, Mrs. Winters.

Shame on you.

Shame on you for
undermining your husband's work.

But more importantly -
God's work.

EIena...

I'm sorry, but she just...
she's been really tired.

It's OK.

I've already forgiven her.

I knew you would.

So excuse me.

Oh, sure.

# And how do we mend
this whole world #

# And mold it
into something better #

# Only love
and only time #

# Will ease my mind #

# I'm looking
for something better #

Why do people drink tea?.

It's a very civilized way
to pass the time.

I drink tea, Peyton,

because there's nothing that
a good cup of tea can't fix.

I'm so sorry.

- Did you start your period?.
- Yeah.

I know how much you want this.

But maybe we're trying to hard.

Or maybe we should ask God,

pray to God
to bring us another child.

Millie.

[voicemail beep]

Hey, sweetie,
it's Aunt Lenore.

Um, the family's
a bit concerned.

No one's heard
from you in days.

We know you like your privacy,

but the nursing home called,
and you know,

your mom would be pretty
horrified if she knew

you hadn't gone to pick up
her belongings yet.

# And how do we mend
this whole world #

# And mold it
into something better #

# Only love
and only time... #

(Tyler)
Now then...

For those of your debating
the soulemetry qualities

of that special someone,

Iet us look at a few
of the criteria

that are absolutely necessary

if this person is indeed
your twin flame.

First of all,

this person may come
in an unusual package.

Not your typical type.

I was a nun for years,

and I was working at the
food bank when she came in,

Iooking Iike the
bad side of awful.

And so I got her
into treatment

and found her a welding job,

you know, got her
back on her feet.

And somewhere
during all of that,

I fell deeply in Iove with her.

But it was, it was against
everything that I believed in.

So I prayed and
went into seclusion,

but nothing, nothing
that I did could, um,

keep her from my mind.

And, um, then one morning,

I woke up in the hospital.

God, I was scared.

You were pale.

Apparently, I had passed out
from dehydration,

and when I came to,

there was Jackie...
sitting there Iike an angel.

I thought I'd never
see her again.

When I did...

And I knew from that moment,

even though my entire Iife
had been devoted to the church

and Catholic scripture,

I knew that my God
Ioved Jackie...

And Ioved me Ioving her.

You're gonna Iove this one.

It's called
"Soulemetry By The Stars."

My beautiful wife Lily
arranged the whole thing.

See ya' there.

Ah! As if on-cue.

Hey, baby.

I'm about to go snap up
that internet company

that's been cut off
at its knees.

Ah!

If they only knew what
a pussy cat you really are.

I mean, seriously.

Do I look like I belong with
this jet-setting businesswoman?.

Or any woman for that matter?.

All my life,
everybody thought I was gay.

Was it my sensitivity?.

My extensive collection of
Barbara Streisand memorabilia?.

Who can say.

When it comes to Lily,
it's the real deal.

He's all yours.

You are going to
Iove this story!

Or not.

Let's get you a drink.

You're not doing anything wrong.
Stop that!

Maybe it's a sign.

Well, that's why we're adopting.

Listen, my exquisite angel...

I know you better than anybody.

My God, between your
archaic parents

and Barry's crusades du jour,

it's a testament
to your strength...

Or complete insanity.

Tell me something.

What's in this for you?.

Come on, give me your hands.
Give me your hands.

If I've told you once,
I've told you a thousand times,

he is not your twin flame.

AIright?.

This silly Iittle congregation.

Oh...

Interesting.

What?.

I'm getting that you
should pursue the adoption.

Someone is definitely
coming into your Iife...

- In a big way.
- Yes. A baby.

- That's not what I'm seeing.
- PIease...

I Iove that you do all of this.

You know I do.

I just, I'm not sure
that I believe what--

Sweetheart, there is no
denying what I'm seeing here.

Your destiny is gonna happen
whether you Iike it or not.

- I know what I'm talking about.
- I know you do.

Secondly, they meet.
Randomly.

Possibly, the only place
their worlds could intersect.

Sorry, I just had
a quick question.

I can't help but notice that I'm
the only single person here,

and I, I just wanted
to know, um, I mean,

I have a job as a writer,

I just, I didn't know if
there was a Ionger process--

No, it's just as Iong, whether
you're single or married.

And all the paperwork's
right in here for you.

OK. Thank you.

Are you...
Are these yours?.

Oh! Thank you!

I'm sorry. I'm so silly.

It happens to me all the time.

I just forgot my bag!

I don't mean to pry,
but are you OK?.

Oh, yes.
I'm just, I am...

It's all just
a Iittle bit overwhelming.

Yeah. I know.

I, uh, heard you talking.

Um, why do you want
to do this alone?.

Uh, well, it hadn't
really been the plan -

but you know what?.

It's a Iong story.

Right.
You're the writer.

That's funny.

What about you?.
What do you do?.

I'm a photographer, actually.

Well, I used to be
a photographer.

I better be going.

OK. Do you have a card?.

I'm always
Iooking for photographers.

I do.

Me too, somewhere.

It's, um, well,
it's kind of old.

It's great.

It works!

- Thank you.
- Sure.

You're welcome.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Hey, it's me!
Where are you?.

In the kitchen.

Thank God you Iive
across the street.

I am so stuck in a Ioop here.

Whoa... Geez-o.

Help a sister out, will you?.

Well, here we go!

For medicinal purposes -
isn't that what you need?.

Is there a cricket in the house?.

Yeah.

That's going to
drive me freaking mad.

Oh, great.
OK, shoo shoo the cricket.

Yeah, I just feel
so out of control.

I mean, you'd think
I'd be able to beat it.

I wrote the damn book on it.

Oh, come on.

That was before
your mom's death.

Not to mention psycho-chick

cheating on you
with my girlfriend!

It wasn't all her fault.

You know, I was completely
MIA once my mom got sick.

Yeah, you're way too forgiving.

Honestly, I don't know why

you wanted to procreate
with her anyway.

I mean, you have
seen "Rosemary's Baby."

You know, at Ieast
with Margaret,

we were compatible.

[laughs]

Yeah.

Lombard!

I've know you
since high school,

and you were with her
because she was safe!

There was about as much passion
between you and Devil Woman

as a bloody rice cracker!

I mean, they're very nice.

But I don't want
one in my vagina,

and I'm absolutely sure
that you don't either!

Oh, my God.

And I know I'm different.
You know?.

I go through 'em
Iike socks in a drawer,

but at Ieast I get to feel.

I get highs,
Iows, schmucky...

And all good and fucky!

So you are going to have to put
your wonderful heart out there

and get to feel all these
wonderful feelings, too.

But until that time,
you are under strict orders

to only do things that
make you feel good.

Not bad. Good.

OK.

Don't ever Iet them
see your pain, Peyton.

Don't Iet your
guard down, ever.

Look, Lombard.

This love guru is supposed
to be the absolute best.

OK, Wave.

Anything to get
out of this house.

Remember that chick
I was seeing on Friday?.

Mmm, hmm.

She was dating Erin and my ex.

I don't even want to hear it.

You said your eyes
were wide open.

Yeah, well?.

I'm Iegally blind
in my Ieft eye,

so thank you very much
for your sensitivity.

You know what you're Iike?.

You're Iike the
Iesbian Jennifer Aniston.

Why in the hell do you think
we're going to this thing?.

Where are you
going all dolled up?.

You know I'm going
to Tyler's event.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

You know, I still don't get it.

He was on his way to
being one of the best

directors in film school,

and now he's messin' around
with his soul foods?.

- Soulemetry.
- Soulemetry?.

- Yeah.
- Mmm, hmm.

Yeah...

I don't get it.

He Iives for this.

And I Iive for...this.

You know, maybe you could
wear this next date night.

- Yeah?.
- Yeah.

Well, maybe if you get Iucky,
I'II get home early.

- Yeah?.
- Yeah.

See ya Iater.

The cookie...

Look, Lombard,

this Iove guru is supposed
to be the absolute best.

Tell me why I have to
go to this thing again.

Because if I do find
my soulmate, you must approve!

And I figured we'd find
you one while we're at it.

# Love! #

# One and one are One #

# The heart of love #

# Reveals the beauty
of our soul #

How many times do
our eyes simply not see?.

Your soulmate could be standing
right next to you right now,

and you wouldn't even know it.

That's because you
have your true self,

and what I call
your celebrity self.

The one that's
obsessed with ego,

the one that wants the hunk

or the thick brown hair,
the bedroom eyes.

Ah, you know what I'm
talking about, don't you?.

You know, you recognize,
you really recognize.

These pairings never work out.

And when they fail,
we wonder why, why, why,

with our broken
hearts and our bruised egos.

Now don't get me wrong.

I'm not saying physical
attraction isn't important.

Of course, it is.

Hello!

What I am saying
is don't confuse

the attraction to the physical

with the yearning of the soul.

Given its chance, the true self,
the higher self will always

break through to find
its soul partner.

And trust me, it could come from
the person you Ieast expect it.

Chew on that...
and some hors d'oeuvres.

I'm going to start my
readings in a few minutes.

Welcome, welcome.

[applause]

That woman over there?.

No, no, don't Iook.

She's trying to hit on me.

Seriously!

Oh, my God,
she is not coming over here.

Uh, excuse me...
Pardon me.

- Hey.
- Hey.

There you are.
Oh, my God.

Could she be any more stunning?.

- You were great.
- Thank you.

I am Tyler Montegue,
and you are...

Peyton.

I actually met Peyton
at the adoption center.

Small world.

Small world. Six degrees.
What's that even mean?.

This delusion with accidents.

I'm going to start my readings.

Well, since this was
obviously pre-ordained,

do you wanna get a drink?.

- I would Iove to.
- OK.

I feel Iike I'm at the races,
always picking the wrong horse.

That's just it.

Has it ever occurred
to Iet Iove find you?.

Peyton, you're so brave...

To want to have
a baby on your own.

You never thought
about getting married?.

Oh, I was married.

I thought you said
you were single.

I am - now.

- Oh, I'm sorry.
- That's OK.

How Iong were you married?.

Six years.

You?.

Fifteen.

What happened?.

I don't know.

I guess all the
predictable stuff.

My partner couldn't handle
all the time I spent

with my ailing mother.

Your partner?.

Mm hmm.

Your partner..

You're, um...

(both)
Gay.

Well, I think that
that is just fine.

I voted no on Prop 8.

Or was it yes on Prop 8?.

I don't know, it was all
very, very confusing,

but I know that
I voted the right way.