GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source

106.
Polite smiles from his colleagues.
MISSION COMMANDER
Enjoy your final evening with your
families. We'll all be a year
older when they see us next. And
don't be late tomorrow. You don't
want to miss this.
We focus on Jerome. He appears to have his head in the
heavens already.
INT. CRIME LAB. NIGHT.
The tormented INVESTIGATOR lies on the floor of his lab,
staring at the ceiling. he winces in discomfort. He is
lying on something. He rolls over and retrieves the
irritation from his pocket. It is the "ESC" computer key he
prized from Jerome's keyboard.
He gazes at the key for a moment and then gets to his feet.
He resurrects an old fingerprint kit from a cupboard.
Carefully removing the key from the specimen bag - marked,
"MORROW, Jerome" - he begins to dust it for a fingerprint.
He places the key under a camera. The enlarged print appears
on the lefthand side of his computer screen. The word
"MATCH" blinks onto the screen. However the face that
appears from the computer's databank is not that of "MORROW,
Jerome" but "LUCA, Vincent". The Investigator regards the
photograph in disbelief.
DETECTIVE HUGO casually enters the lab, something odd in his
nonchalant demeanor.
INVESTIGATOR
(excited)
Hugo! I've found him!
HUGO
I've found him too.
INVESTIGATOR
(not listening,
referring to his
discovery)
A fingerprint. There's something
to be said for nostalgia.
(realizing what Hugo
has said)
What did you find?