screenplay here - Raindance Film Festival

It wasn't a joke.
OTHO's glance is sharp at this.
CHARLES
They tried to convince Delia
and me that this house was
haunted.
DELIA
Of course I was a little
sceptical at first, but I've
always felt I had a sympathy
with that sort of thing.
And Otho, ghosts should be
right up your alley.
Why?
LYDIA
DELIA
Before Otho started
slinging chintz he was
giving backroom seances
in the East Village.
OTHO
Yes, well, the bottom fell
out of the psychic market
in seventy-two, but my powers
are undiminished. And I have
never relinquished my profound
interest in matters of the
spirit.
EVELYN
Delia, it's cute schtick, but
you're going to have a pretty
rough time convincing
me -- or any of your other
friends -- that this house is
haunted. We're going to need
-- what's that phrase?
OTHO
Ocular demonstration.
EVELYN
Right. Proof. We just --
EVELYN suddenly breaks off with --
A VIOLENT SCREAM.
DELIA stares at her for a moment, then an expression of shock
crosses DELIA's face and she shrieks as well.
The two women try to push back their chairs from the table, but
can't.
The patterned flowers and vines in the carpet have begun to grow,
twisting around the chair- and table-legs.
New shoots and vines appear, unfold, and twist even as we watch.
The flowers bud and bloom, as in a Disney time-lapse nature film.
Everyone looks on with astonishment as more of the carpet
sprouts. There is a general retreat from the table.
LYDIA fetches one of her cameras, never very far away.
LYDIA
It's the ghosts. I told you.
I told you they were real.
CHARLES
Then Cathy was telling the
truth too. (To OTHO) She
said she had talked to them.
OTHO
It's woooon-der-fullll. Incontrovertible
proof of the presence
of the supernatural element in this
house. I was, and I remain, an
expert in this field.
DELIA shoots a look of triumph at EVELYN.