Traces | movie | 2014 | Official Trailer - video Dailymotion

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A young woman, captured on CCTV on a night out, describes her readiness for whatever fate has in store for her. | dG1fcC1lNzFVQzZ6VWM

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00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:20 I can't remember when it started.

00:21 Maybe-- I guess I've always been like this, really, in a way.

00:28 Um, for as long as I can remember, anyway.

00:32 I'm sorry.

00:35 It's hard for me to talk about it.

00:37 I've been told I have an unhealthy interest in news

00:42 reports.

00:44 But what's unhealthy about wanting to be prepared?

00:48 There's nothing morbid about it.

00:49 It's just being realistic, I think.

00:55 It's worse at this time of year, when the evenings are already

00:59 dark, when everyone's in such a hurry to get home.

01:05 They don't pay attention to what's going on around them,

01:08 what's happening down some side street at the back of Asda,

01:14 down some grotty alleyway.

01:21 And then later still, walking home when no one's about.

01:27 You know, they always say that I should catch a taxi.

01:30 But, you know, you hear such horrible stories

01:33 about that as well.

01:35 So what makes-- what's the difference?

01:37 What makes that even safer?

01:38 My friend says I should just stop reading the papers.

01:44 But they're only reporting the news, things that happen.

01:47 So why should I just pretend that they don't?

01:51 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:54 Normally, when people go missing, don't they,

01:58 there's a report of what they were last seen

02:00 wearing and everything.

02:01 And I always get a little bit worried,

02:04 because I like to change my outfits, like, three times

02:07 a day or something.

02:08 And, you know, not everybody will

02:10 remember what my last outfit was before I left the house.

02:14 And, you know, I was going to write it down on a pad

02:18 by the front door every time I left the house.

02:20 But then I'm worried my friends will see it and take the piss.

02:23 And then there are all those accidents and murders

02:30 where the victims can only be identified by their DNA.

02:33 It made me wonder what bits of DNA

02:37 I've left behind to help with the identification process.

02:46 Crime Watch hasn't helped.

02:48 Whenever I walk home now, I can't help it,

02:52 but that I hear this voiceover, which

02:56 says what I'm wearing, where I'm going, who I'm going to meet,

03:01 just as it did-- like it does on Crime Watch.

03:03 And, you know, but I can't stop it now.

03:09 I always try and know where the CCTV cameras

03:13 are on my walks home.

03:15 So whenever I see a camera, I always make sure

03:19 it gets a good picture of me.

03:21 Sometimes I smile just for the dramatic irony

03:24 of the whole thing.

03:26 Sometimes I look concerned and check over my shoulder

03:28 as if I know I'm being followed.

03:30 Now, whenever I go out and I know

03:36 I'm going to be out late, I leave a freshly used razor

03:42 by the bath just so that there's some fresh DNA to help

03:47 with my identification.

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