Somewhere in Ann Arbor

=== Description ===
Somewhere in Ann Arbor is an emotional movie, similar to it's prequel tragedy movie, A Day Out of Time. It was filmed by The Walking Camera, and produced by Damien. It was filmed quickly in the winter months of 2014. It starred Cory as the main character, and Damien as himself.
=== Opening ===
The movie begins with an emotional scene, picking up where the previous movie that it follows left off. It begins with a title card, nothing similar to the movie poster. However, it does not begin with polaroid images. Rather, it is started with a scene that would be deemed suspenseful by a viewer that hadn't watched the first movie.
=== Summary ===
The movie begins after the titlecard fades to the first scene. It begins in Cory's Bedroom back at his house. The camera is facing the wall, revealing a large amount of post it notes on the wall filled with vents and other notes that seem to be his intrusive thoughts, one even reading "Did he ever really love me?", followed by another one beneath it going on to say "Was he even real?". The camera pans over to reveal that he is in bed, showing that his mental health has deteriorated almost completely in the small window of time left between the two movies. Cory rolls over, before noticing that his remote is missing. He sighs, getting up out of bed, revealing that he is wearing the exact same outfit that he was in the final scene of the first movie. The camera follows Cory as he walks out of the room, revealing that he took up obsessive cleaning as yet another coping mechanism to make up for the trauma that he endured upon getting left behind. He walks into the bathroom, before grabbing a post-it note from off of the pile near the sink, and clicking his pen repeatedly before he jots down something out of frame as the camera pans up. The camera pans into a blind spot in the mirror, before Cory's hand comes into frame, covering up the place in the mirror that the camera was facing. The sound of clothes hitting the floor is heard, followed by the sound of a shower turning on as the camera focuses on the note. The note reads, "Get yourself back together". This seems like a tiny spike in probability for his survival. A screen fade occurs, and it is now nighttime. It reveals that numerous more post-it notes have congregated on the mirror, showing that his mental health never really did get better. The notes read various self insults, some being much worse than others. As the camera pans down, it reveals that as time progresses, his handwriting gets progressively worse, before becoming completely unreadable to anybody besides himself. Another screen fade occurs, and it reveals that it is currently 5 in the morning, and that Cory is still awake, not doing a singular thing. His room is clean of post-it notes, but he is sitting up in bed hunched over on himself, blinds pulled, so that the only light in the room is coming from the TV that is on, playing the iconic Fireplace Channel, revealing that the Christmas season has begun. The camera pans around to a view of the TV that also reveals that Cory has acquired most of Damien's iconic items, such as his VHS player, his record player, along with the VHS and records that went with them. The record player is playing a single, which is revealed as the record player autoplays it, as it was on repeat. Cory begins scrolling on his phone, going through old videos of the two as "Hey There Delilah" begins to play softly, before Cory forces himself out of bed to change the record. Cory stumbles over the various piles of clothes on the floor, before resting his hands on the dresser that the record player is sitting on. Tears fall onto the dresser as he pauses to let the rest of the song play. 
Cory changes the record in a scene where the camera pans up to his height, his afro obstructing part of the view. The camera moves slightly over his shoulder, before an unusual sound is heard in the distance inside of the house. Cory looks up promptly, pausing with the record in his hands as he grips the single. He turns off the record player, sliding the record back into it's sleeve before holding the doorknob closed as he listens for somebody on the other side. When he hears nothing, he turns the doorknob, opening the door, and letting it creak as he stands in the doorway, goosebumps forming on his arms. He steps foot outside of the bedroom, looking around the room, which is revealed as the camera fades to face him from the front instead of the back. Cory's eyes shift to the crowbar that is still in the same spot that he left it in when Brandon was over in the first movie, revealing a lot about his mental health. He walks slowly towards the main hallway, before stopping half way to glance over at the crowbar again as the camera pans down to where the crowbar is, facing him from a slight undershot. Another unusual sound is heard, shifting Cory's attention forward as his eyes follow the direction in which it came from. 
Cory peeks his head out, ensuring that all of the doors are closed. Cory slowly walks towards the basement door as the camera follows him from behind, his afro yet again obstructing some of the view. Ambience is heard as the sound of a doorknob rattling is heard. Cory brings his head up straight as goosebumps form on his skin yet again. He slowly turns around, noticing that the doorknob that is rattling is the one on the front door. He stands completely still, hoping to not be seen by whoever or whatever is outside, as he slowly turns his attention towards the frosted white glass. The texture of the glass makes it to where he can't see what is outside, not even an outline. The lock slowly turns, sending Cory into the bathroom immediately out of fear, no crowbar, no nothing. He locks the bathroom door as he hears the front door open, hoping that the sound of the door locking wasn't heard. His heart drops to his stomach as the door closes and he hears footsteps going into the living room. Cory immediately has the realization that he left his phone in the bedroom, along with the door that was wide open. He hears the footsteps return to the main hallway as he holds his mouth, a look of pure terror plastered across his face as he hears a drawer open, presumably the one from the table in the main hallway: Possibly one of the drawers which he hid the key to the bathroom door in. Cory hears the sound of what seems to be the person or thing rummaging through the drawers, before it abruptly ends, and the footsteps resume, growing closer to the bathroom door. Cory's eye close, presumably in defeat as he realizes that the person has probably found the bathroom key. The idea is confirmed true as the lock on the bathroom door begins to twist as it is unlocked from the outside. The camera pans over, revealing a figure that is too dark for the viewer to make out any features. Cory's eyes continue to be pasted shut as tears fall down his face and down his nose. He eventually takes a steady, shaky breath before slightly opening one of his eyes. A look of disbelief is seen growing on his face as he opens his other eye. He holds his arms out as he slowly slides up the wall, tears falling at a much faster and steadier pace as the two come together, a bond similar to superglue as Cory begins to cry audibly. The two look up at each other as the camera pans to a side view, revealing that the other person is none other than Damien as the moonlight shines through the bathroom window. The two share a short kiss as the screen fades to later that season, revealing that Cory's mental health has been fully replenished in a scene where the two are cooking together with Terrance and Brandon sitting on the couch. The movie ends with a sequence of polaroids, similar to the beginning scene of the first movie in it's franchise. The polaroids include images of the two outside of the Michigan Theatre, on the same exact part of the street that Cory was walking on in the first movie, having snowball fights, the two cooking, an image taken by Cory of the two in bed as Damien is sleeping, and other various images that are similar in nature.
Category:Movies
Category:2014
Category:Media
Category:Iconic
Category:Iceberg
Category:Melancholic Films
Category:Films