Boulevard

Nolan Mack:
People leave, you know? But for some people, it just doesn't seem fair.

Leo:
Wanna give me a ride?

Nolan Mack:
Yes.

Nolan Mack:
It just can't be nothing, you know? It can't. Because you're here for a reason. You came in for a reason.

Leo:
[trying to leave] No...

Nolan Mack:
NO! You gave me that videotape, you told me about your mother, about leaving. It can't be nothing, Leo. Look at me. Just look at me. It can't be nothing.

Leo:
It can be, alright. It can be. Cause it's nothing. Cause it means nothing.

Nolan Mack:
I need to talk to you.

Nolan Mack:
I need to talk to you about something, Dad, okay? And I need you to listen, 'cause I know somewhere in there, you can hear me.

Nolan Mack:
I wanna talk about that time we went to the beach.

Nolan Mack:
Summer of 1965, I think it was.

Nolan Mack:
We checked into this little motel.

Nolan Mack:
12 years old.

Nolan Mack:
You, me and Mom.

Nolan Mack:
If you had any idea what a journey that was.

Nolan Mack:
Still sticks with me to this day. Ridiculous.

Nolan Mack:
Something happened that summer, Dad.

Nolan Mack:
At first, I couldn't figure it out. I didn't want to.

Nolan Mack:
But I knew. I knew that all the wishing and praying in the world couldn't change the fact that I was gay.

Nolan Mack:
I didn't do anything about it.

Nolan Mack:
I didn't tell you... or Mom or anyone. It was my secret.

Nolan Mack:
And suddenly I'm 60 years old. It's like I'm still there, like nothing happened.

Nolan Mack:
Like I'm still waiting for something I felt was promised to me that day, something that never came, and I'm angry about it.

Nolan Mack:
And I'm still sitting on that beach, and I'm still 12 years old, and nothing's changed, and I'm still sorry about it.

Nolan Mack:
That was some summer, huh, Dad?

Nolan Mack:
It is just time for us to be in the real world.

Joy:
What if I don't wanna be in the real world?

Nolan Mack:
Well, I do.

Joy:
Well, I don't.

Joy:
That's why I married you.

[Last lines]

Nolan Mack:
[voiceover] I drove down a street one night. A street I didn't know. It's the way your life goes sometimes. I'll drive down this one and another. And now, another.