WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:42.919 --> 00:00:47.006 In the name of God 4 00:01:08.153 --> 00:01:09.154 Laborers? 5 00:01:25.920 --> 00:01:28.923 A laborer? You want laborers? 6 00:01:29.924 --> 00:01:30.925 No. 7 00:02:04.417 --> 00:02:08.421 - You want laborers? Do you? - How many? 8 00:02:13.843 --> 00:02:15.220 Take two. 9 00:03:46.019 --> 00:03:47.478 - Hello, mister. - Hello. 10 00:03:48.104 --> 00:03:49.314 How are you doing? 11 00:03:49.647 --> 00:03:51.441 - What are you doing? - Playing cars. 12 00:04:45.620 --> 00:04:48.289 Know how much a meal costs? 13 00:04:51.876 --> 00:04:53.586 Get to the point. 14 00:04:58.174 --> 00:05:00.593 100,000 tomans is nothing! 15 00:05:02.261 --> 00:05:04.555 How will we pay it back? 16 00:05:09.310 --> 00:05:11.771 Right. What are they asking for? 17 00:05:12.772 --> 00:05:14.774 Where can we find title deeds? 18 00:05:17.694 --> 00:05:19.195 Don't hang up. 19 00:05:19.278 --> 00:05:21.364 - Do you want to make a call? - What? 20 00:05:21.447 --> 00:05:24.158 - Do you want to use the phone? - No. 21 00:05:24.701 --> 00:05:27.078 Yes, I'm listening. 22 00:06:14.876 --> 00:06:15.877 Where? 23 00:06:16.711 --> 00:06:19.839 Outside the museum? When? 24 00:06:22.300 --> 00:06:24.385 All right. 25 00:06:24.469 --> 00:06:26.637 Goodbye. 26 00:06:36.022 --> 00:06:38.357 - I'll drop you off. - No, I'm working. 27 00:06:38.441 --> 00:06:40.276 - I'm going that way. - I'm working. 28 00:06:40.359 --> 00:06:43.362 - Don't act so proud. - I said I'm working! 29 00:07:01.464 --> 00:07:02.799 Come here. 30 00:07:03.841 --> 00:07:05.259 Just a minute, please. 31 00:07:16.604 --> 00:07:17.605 Hello. 32 00:07:18.481 --> 00:07:19.565 How are you? 33 00:07:20.942 --> 00:07:24.612 If you have money problems, I can help you. 34 00:07:24.695 --> 00:07:25.696 No. 35 00:07:29.158 --> 00:07:31.327 - You don't have money problems? - No. 36 00:07:33.663 --> 00:07:34.664 I can help you. 37 00:07:34.747 --> 00:07:37.208 Clear off, or I'll smash your face in. 38 00:07:37.291 --> 00:07:38.334 Get lost! 39 00:09:20.144 --> 00:09:21.145 Hello. 40 00:09:21.729 --> 00:09:23.397 - How are you? - Fine, thanks. 41 00:09:23.481 --> 00:09:24.565 What is it? 42 00:09:25.483 --> 00:09:29.070 - What are you collecting? - Plastic bags. 43 00:09:29.987 --> 00:09:31.280 What for? 44 00:09:31.364 --> 00:09:38.496 I gather them up, then sell them near the factory. 45 00:09:38.579 --> 00:09:42.458 What happened to your finger? 46 00:09:43.918 --> 00:09:46.128 I cut myself this morning. 47 00:09:46.629 --> 00:09:47.797 Here? 48 00:09:49.257 --> 00:09:51.509 Nice shirt. Where did you get it? 49 00:09:51.592 --> 00:09:55.012 I found it over there last week. 50 00:09:55.096 --> 00:09:58.224 Nice color. It suits you. 51 00:09:58.849 --> 00:10:00.393 Know what it says on it? 52 00:10:00.810 --> 00:10:02.436 Know what it says on it? 53 00:10:10.903 --> 00:10:11.946 Where are you from? 54 00:10:13.197 --> 00:10:17.451 Pissy, pissy! Your dick's all sticky! 55 00:10:20.329 --> 00:10:23.374 - Don't mind them. - They're playing. 56 00:10:24.208 --> 00:10:28.004 - Where are you from? - Near Lorestan. 57 00:10:28.838 --> 00:10:30.923 Not a local then. From Lorestan. 58 00:10:31.007 --> 00:10:33.634 - Are you from Lorestan too? - You could say that. 59 00:10:35.928 --> 00:10:37.471 How much do you make in a day? 60 00:10:37.888 --> 00:10:42.893 200, 300, 400... 61 00:10:43.728 --> 00:10:47.732 700. 600. 62 00:10:47.815 --> 00:10:49.108 What do you do with the money? 63 00:10:50.234 --> 00:10:51.861 I send it to my family. 64 00:10:52.486 --> 00:10:53.863 You want to get married? 65 00:10:54.905 --> 00:10:57.742 No. I'm helping my family. 66 00:10:57.825 --> 00:10:59.035 You're helping them? 67 00:10:59.869 --> 00:11:03.414 So, would you do something if I asked you? 68 00:11:04.081 --> 00:11:05.082 A job? 69 00:11:05.166 --> 00:11:07.668 A well-paid job. 70 00:11:08.461 --> 00:11:11.464 No. I don't know how. 71 00:11:11.547 --> 00:11:14.133 I just collect plastic bags and sell them. 72 00:11:14.216 --> 00:11:15.926 Why? Where are you going? 73 00:11:17.595 --> 00:11:22.224 TASTE OF CHERRY 74 00:11:23.267 --> 00:11:27.438 A film by Abbas KIAROSTAMI 75 00:11:28.481 --> 00:11:32.651 with Homayoun ERSHADI 76 00:11:33.694 --> 00:11:37.239 Abdol HOSSEIN BAGHERI Afshin KHORSHID BAKHTARI 77 00:11:37.323 --> 00:11:39.116 Safar Ali MORADI 78 00:11:40.159 --> 00:11:43.371 Mir Hossein NOORI Ahmad ANSARI 79 00:11:43.454 --> 00:11:45.998 Hamid MASOUMI Elham IMANI 80 00:11:47.041 --> 00:11:50.336 Assistant cameraman Farshad BASHIR ZADEH 81 00:11:50.419 --> 00:11:52.880 Sound assistant Sassan BAGHERPOUR 82 00:11:53.923 --> 00:11:57.093 Cameraman Alireza ANSARIAN 83 00:11:57.176 --> 00:11:59.345 Titles Mehdi SAMAKAR 84 00:12:00.388 --> 00:12:03.140 1st assistant director Hassan YEKTAPANAH 85 00:12:03.224 --> 00:12:05.810 2nd assistant director Bahman KIAROSTAMI 86 00:12:06.769 --> 00:12:11.357 Editor Abbas KIAROSTAMI 87 00:12:12.400 --> 00:12:16.987 Sound Jahangir MIRSHEKARI 88 00:12:18.030 --> 00:12:22.618 Mix Mohamadreza DELPAK 89 00:12:23.661 --> 00:12:28.666 Photography Homayoun PAYVAR 90 00:12:29.708 --> 00:12:35.131 Written, produced and directed by Abbas KIAROSTAMI 91 00:12:50.187 --> 00:12:52.523 - Where are you going? - To the barracks. 92 00:12:52.606 --> 00:12:54.108 Come on, get in. 93 00:12:54.733 --> 00:12:55.734 Hello. 94 00:12:56.318 --> 00:12:57.319 Hello. 95 00:13:00.906 --> 00:13:04.410 Are you well? Where are you going? 96 00:13:05.453 --> 00:13:08.330 Down there, not very far. 97 00:13:12.251 --> 00:13:13.502 The barracks down there? 98 00:13:15.129 --> 00:13:16.547 - Near the reservoir? - Yes. 99 00:13:20.926 --> 00:13:22.720 You look tired. 100 00:13:23.304 --> 00:13:24.972 I guess I am. 101 00:13:25.055 --> 00:13:26.390 - Are you worn out? - Yes. 102 00:13:28.058 --> 00:13:29.643 A soldier is never tired! 103 00:13:30.394 --> 00:13:34.398 What do you expect? I've walked from Darabad. 104 00:13:35.900 --> 00:13:37.151 - From Darabad? - Yes. 105 00:13:38.777 --> 00:13:39.945 But today's a holiday. 106 00:13:41.447 --> 00:13:46.035 I'm on duty tonight until 6:00 in the morning. 107 00:13:48.287 --> 00:13:50.456 Then what are you doing? Where will you go? 108 00:13:50.539 --> 00:13:51.707 To my aunt's. 109 00:13:54.251 --> 00:13:59.590 She's dead. I stay with her husband, a janitor. 110 00:14:03.802 --> 00:14:05.304 How long ago were you drafted? 111 00:14:08.849 --> 00:14:10.559 How long ago were you drafted? 112 00:14:12.728 --> 00:14:13.729 Two months. 113 00:14:13.812 --> 00:14:15.523 - Still in training? - Yes. 114 00:14:19.068 --> 00:14:20.194 Where are you from? 115 00:14:21.612 --> 00:14:22.696 Kurdistan. 116 00:14:23.948 --> 00:14:25.741 - And you're in the army here? - Yes. 117 00:14:32.289 --> 00:14:34.333 Will you stay or go back after? 118 00:14:34.416 --> 00:14:35.709 - No, I'll go back. - Sorry? 119 00:14:36.460 --> 00:14:38.712 - I'll go back home. - Back to Kurdistan? 120 00:14:38.796 --> 00:14:40.714 - Yes. - Good. 121 00:14:45.970 --> 00:14:47.137 What did you do in Kurdistan? 122 00:14:50.224 --> 00:14:51.725 What did you do there? 123 00:14:53.644 --> 00:14:54.895 I was a farmer. 124 00:14:59.066 --> 00:15:00.067 A farmer? 125 00:15:03.904 --> 00:15:05.114 Have you studied? 126 00:15:06.615 --> 00:15:07.825 Were you at school? 127 00:15:08.534 --> 00:15:10.119 Not for long. 128 00:15:11.328 --> 00:15:12.329 Well. 129 00:15:15.291 --> 00:15:16.625 You gave up? 130 00:15:20.713 --> 00:15:21.714 Why? 131 00:15:27.928 --> 00:15:29.221 You know how it is. 132 00:15:38.689 --> 00:15:40.065 How many people in your family? 133 00:15:41.817 --> 00:15:43.152 Nine. 134 00:15:43.235 --> 00:15:44.445 - Nine? - Yes. 135 00:15:45.779 --> 00:15:48.449 - They all work? - Yes, all of them. 136 00:15:50.993 --> 00:15:53.537 - Do you know anyone in Tehran? - Yes. 137 00:15:53.621 --> 00:15:54.955 Relatives? 138 00:15:55.039 --> 00:15:59.460 Yes. I have two brothers in Tehran. 139 00:16:01.295 --> 00:16:04.256 Why don't you stay with them? 140 00:16:05.549 --> 00:16:07.134 They're married. 141 00:16:07.217 --> 00:16:10.262 They have small houses, children. I can't stay there. 142 00:16:10.346 --> 00:16:13.223 Do you have money? Soldiers get pay. 143 00:16:14.391 --> 00:16:16.935 - Money? - A little. The pay's not good. 144 00:16:19.396 --> 00:16:20.898 Is it enough for you? 145 00:16:21.774 --> 00:16:23.400 Oh, no, it's not enough. 146 00:16:31.575 --> 00:16:34.828 - When do you have to be back by? - 6:00 p.m. 147 00:16:36.664 --> 00:16:38.123 It's 5:00 now. 148 00:16:40.459 --> 00:16:44.797 You're so fond of the place you get there an hour early? 149 00:16:45.756 --> 00:16:48.342 No, not really. No. 150 00:16:50.511 --> 00:16:55.349 We've got an hour to kill. How about a drive? 151 00:16:55.432 --> 00:16:59.311 I may have a well-paid job to offer you to supplement your income. 152 00:16:59.395 --> 00:17:01.814 I want to be at the barracks by 6:00. 153 00:17:01.897 --> 00:17:04.274 - What? - I want to be back by 6:00. 154 00:17:05.567 --> 00:17:09.113 I'll drive you back. Don't worry. You won't be late. 155 00:17:25.295 --> 00:17:28.048 - Shall we go? - Okay. 156 00:17:29.174 --> 00:17:32.177 I'll get you back by 6:00. Don't worry. 157 00:17:47.359 --> 00:17:50.654 You say the barracks aren't much fun? 158 00:17:53.824 --> 00:17:56.243 I had fun when I did my military service. 159 00:17:57.786 --> 00:18:01.206 It was the best time of my life. 160 00:18:01.957 --> 00:18:04.877 I met my closest friends there. 161 00:18:04.960 --> 00:18:08.464 Especially in the first six months. 162 00:18:09.590 --> 00:18:13.761 I remember we used to get up at 4:00 in the morning. 163 00:18:14.803 --> 00:18:18.682 After breakfast, we'd shine our boots 164 00:18:18.766 --> 00:18:21.435 and we'd go out on maneuvers. 165 00:18:21.518 --> 00:18:23.228 The major would join us. 166 00:18:24.354 --> 00:18:26.607 There were 40 to 50 men in the regiment. 167 00:18:27.524 --> 00:18:29.234 The major would start counting. 168 00:18:32.112 --> 00:18:34.782 He'd tell us to repeat, 169 00:18:34.865 --> 00:18:35.866 "One. 170 00:18:36.825 --> 00:18:37.826 Two. 171 00:18:38.660 --> 00:18:39.661 Three. 172 00:18:40.579 --> 00:18:41.705 Four." 173 00:18:41.789 --> 00:18:43.749 Do you count too? Is it the same? 174 00:18:47.002 --> 00:18:48.545 Well? 175 00:18:48.629 --> 00:18:49.630 How do you count? 176 00:18:53.342 --> 00:18:54.843 Are you shy? 177 00:18:54.927 --> 00:18:56.428 - Yes. - What? 178 00:19:00.974 --> 00:19:04.019 Why? Don't you count with your friends at the barracks? 179 00:19:06.146 --> 00:19:07.147 Yes. 180 00:19:11.652 --> 00:19:13.654 So you don't think of me as a friend. 181 00:19:13.737 --> 00:19:15.197 Of course I do. We're friends. 182 00:19:20.536 --> 00:19:22.913 No, you act as if we don't know each other. 183 00:19:23.872 --> 00:19:26.041 - No, it's not that. - Well, then? 184 00:19:26.625 --> 00:19:27.751 It's not that. 185 00:19:31.755 --> 00:19:35.425 Listen, this is how we did it. 186 00:19:35.509 --> 00:19:37.010 One! 187 00:19:37.094 --> 00:19:38.512 Two! 188 00:19:38.595 --> 00:19:39.888 Three! 189 00:19:39.972 --> 00:19:41.390 Four! 190 00:19:41.473 --> 00:19:44.059 One! Two! Three! Four! 191 00:19:44.142 --> 00:19:46.478 One! Two! Three! Four! 192 00:19:46.562 --> 00:19:48.522 - Go on, repeat after me. One! - One! 193 00:19:49.690 --> 00:19:50.691 Two! 194 00:19:51.233 --> 00:19:52.234 Three! 195 00:19:52.317 --> 00:19:54.111 Is that how you do it at the barracks? 196 00:19:55.696 --> 00:19:58.198 - Soldiers don't count like that. - I can't help it. 197 00:20:15.757 --> 00:20:20.012 You're taking me a long way. I need to know what you want. 198 00:20:20.846 --> 00:20:22.264 - What you have to do? - Yes. 199 00:20:28.186 --> 00:20:29.229 You know, son... 200 00:20:30.397 --> 00:20:33.525 if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't ask what the job is, 201 00:20:33.609 --> 00:20:36.320 but rather how good the pay is. 202 00:20:37.404 --> 00:20:39.197 For someone like you, 203 00:20:39.281 --> 00:20:41.617 the pay's what matters. A job is a job. 204 00:20:41.700 --> 00:20:46.455 It's easy if you look at it that way. 205 00:20:46.538 --> 00:20:50.083 This isn't an ordinary job, but neither is the pay. 206 00:20:50.167 --> 00:20:53.253 In ten minutes, you can earn six months' pay. 207 00:20:54.963 --> 00:20:57.007 What's the job? 208 00:20:57.090 --> 00:21:01.094 Forget the job. It's the pay that matters. 209 00:21:01.178 --> 00:21:03.555 You have to tell me what it is. 210 00:21:06.433 --> 00:21:11.229 Listen, when you ask a laborer to dig foundations, 211 00:21:11.313 --> 00:21:16.568 does he ask if they're for a hospital, 212 00:21:16.652 --> 00:21:19.696 a lunatic asylum or a mosque 213 00:21:19.780 --> 00:21:21.615 or a school? 214 00:21:21.698 --> 00:21:24.117 He does his job and gets his pay. 215 00:21:25.577 --> 00:21:27.579 Ever been a laborer? 216 00:21:27.663 --> 00:21:28.830 Yes. 217 00:21:28.914 --> 00:21:30.958 Were you told what you were digging for? 218 00:21:31.875 --> 00:21:34.628 - No. No one told me. - Why ask me then? 219 00:21:36.004 --> 00:21:37.756 Help me out. I'll pay you. 220 00:21:37.839 --> 00:21:41.802 It's not hard. You'll see. 221 00:21:43.011 --> 00:21:44.221 Okay? 222 00:22:25.887 --> 00:22:27.514 Where are you going? 223 00:22:28.765 --> 00:22:31.184 I have to be at the barracks by 6:00. 224 00:22:31.810 --> 00:22:34.062 I'll drive you back. Wait a while. 225 00:22:39.401 --> 00:22:41.069 I want to get out. 226 00:22:41.903 --> 00:22:42.904 I want to get out. 227 00:22:44.740 --> 00:22:47.117 - Get out? - Yes. 228 00:22:47.200 --> 00:22:48.535 A call of nature? 229 00:22:51.246 --> 00:22:53.331 No, I was thinking I could go. 230 00:22:53.415 --> 00:22:56.543 Why did I ask you to come? You think I'm nuts? 231 00:22:56.626 --> 00:22:57.753 Do I look nuts? 232 00:23:00.422 --> 00:23:03.050 I was thinking I ought to get back. 233 00:23:03.633 --> 00:23:07.387 I promised I'd get you back by 6:00 and I will. 234 00:23:08.138 --> 00:23:09.556 Wait a while. 235 00:23:56.353 --> 00:23:58.271 Come on, get out a minute. 236 00:23:58.355 --> 00:24:01.233 - I need to get back. - Get out. I'll explain. 237 00:24:15.205 --> 00:24:16.706 You see that hole? 238 00:24:18.250 --> 00:24:19.459 That hole there. 239 00:24:23.839 --> 00:24:25.090 Now listen carefully. 240 00:24:25.173 --> 00:24:29.719 At 6:00 in the morning, come here and call me twice. 241 00:24:29.803 --> 00:24:31.555 "Mr. Badii! Mr. Badii!" 242 00:24:33.515 --> 00:24:37.394 If I reply, take my hand to help me out of there. 243 00:24:37.978 --> 00:24:40.522 There's 200,000 tomans in the car. 244 00:24:40.605 --> 00:24:42.983 Take it and go. 245 00:24:45.777 --> 00:24:47.362 If I don't reply... 246 00:24:48.405 --> 00:24:51.116 throw 20 spadefuls of earth on top of me. 247 00:24:52.075 --> 00:24:54.077 - Then take the money and go. - Take me back. 248 00:24:54.161 --> 00:24:56.830 Keep it. Take me back. 249 00:24:56.913 --> 00:24:58.456 I don't want to cause trouble. 250 00:24:58.540 --> 00:25:03.086 - Trouble? What trouble? - I don't want it. It's late. 251 00:25:03.712 --> 00:25:08.800 I want to go back. I don't want to be involved in all this. 252 00:25:10.552 --> 00:25:14.931 You can't throw 20 spadefuls of earth into that hole? 253 00:25:17.350 --> 00:25:19.436 Right now, I really need you. 254 00:25:19.519 --> 00:25:22.022 Otherwise, I wouldn't have begged you. 255 00:25:23.106 --> 00:25:26.484 You want me to beg you? Is that what you want? 256 00:25:26.568 --> 00:25:28.361 No. Why would you beg me? 257 00:25:31.907 --> 00:25:33.742 What does "need" mean? 258 00:25:33.825 --> 00:25:38.205 What does "help" mean? "Help" isn't necessarily paid for, 259 00:25:38.288 --> 00:25:41.750 but I'll give you money. I'll help you. 260 00:25:43.001 --> 00:25:46.588 Don't you need money? Are you sure? 261 00:25:46.671 --> 00:25:48.215 Of course I do. 262 00:25:48.298 --> 00:25:50.967 Well? Isn't 200,000 enough? 263 00:25:51.051 --> 00:25:55.263 It's not that. I can't do this for you. 264 00:25:55.972 --> 00:25:57.557 It's not a matter of money. 265 00:26:01.686 --> 00:26:03.563 You can't throw earth in a hole? 266 00:26:04.272 --> 00:26:08.193 Yes, but not on top of someone. Not on someone's head. 267 00:26:13.281 --> 00:26:15.075 You can't throw earth on someone. 268 00:26:16.910 --> 00:26:19.913 If he was alive, he'd stand up to respond. 269 00:26:21.331 --> 00:26:24.918 Look, I really need your help. I'm not mad. 270 00:26:36.805 --> 00:26:40.809 When you throw the earth in, the man won't be alive, 271 00:26:40.892 --> 00:26:43.186 or he wouldn't be in that hole. 272 00:26:44.437 --> 00:26:45.605 Do you understand now? 273 00:26:48.525 --> 00:26:49.776 Do you understand me? 274 00:26:53.196 --> 00:26:54.197 Yes. 275 00:26:54.281 --> 00:26:57.784 So if you understand, get out. Come and see. 276 00:26:59.369 --> 00:27:04.082 When you come back here at 6:00 tomorrow morning. 277 00:27:04.165 --> 00:27:06.668 Is your barracks over there? 278 00:27:06.751 --> 00:27:11.631 From there to here will only take you 20 minutes. 279 00:27:12.257 --> 00:27:16.720 Call my name twice. 280 00:27:16.803 --> 00:27:18.471 "Mr. Badii! Mr. Badii!" 281 00:27:19.222 --> 00:27:22.267 If I reply, you'll take my hand to help me climb out. 282 00:27:23.268 --> 00:27:24.769 You'll get paid. 283 00:27:25.520 --> 00:27:27.147 But if I don't reply... 284 00:27:31.526 --> 00:27:32.736 Get out. 285 00:27:44.205 --> 00:27:45.498 Get out. 286 00:27:46.541 --> 00:27:48.293 Get out. Come and see. 287 00:27:49.878 --> 00:27:51.755 It's God's will I should need you... 288 00:27:52.839 --> 00:27:55.925 and you don't want to help. 289 00:28:03.725 --> 00:28:05.143 You don't want to? 290 00:28:06.603 --> 00:28:09.564 You won't bury me alive. 291 00:28:09.647 --> 00:28:12.692 Right now, they're burying dozens of people. 292 00:28:12.776 --> 00:28:14.527 As we speak, dozens of dead people are being buried. 293 00:28:15.987 --> 00:28:19.491 - You've never seen a gravedigger? - No, never. 294 00:28:20.909 --> 00:28:23.244 I'm not a gravedigger. 295 00:28:24.913 --> 00:28:26.289 I don't bury people. 296 00:28:28.917 --> 00:28:30.543 I know you're not a gravedigger. 297 00:28:31.920 --> 00:28:34.756 If I'd wanted one, I'd have fetched one. 298 00:28:36.007 --> 00:28:37.634 It's you I need. 299 00:28:38.760 --> 00:28:40.095 You're like my son. 300 00:28:42.055 --> 00:28:43.390 Help me. 301 00:28:48.103 --> 00:28:49.562 I have to beg? 302 00:28:50.271 --> 00:28:51.648 Is that what you want? 303 00:28:51.731 --> 00:28:54.109 No. What's the use of begging? 304 00:29:07.789 --> 00:29:10.333 Get out then, come and have a look. 305 00:29:12.544 --> 00:29:14.087 Maybe you'll feel up to it. 306 00:29:16.256 --> 00:29:17.465 Twenty spadefuls of earth. 307 00:29:18.842 --> 00:29:21.845 Just 20. 10,000 tomans for each one. 308 00:29:24.305 --> 00:29:25.640 Where are you from? 309 00:29:27.142 --> 00:29:29.644 - Kurdistan. - You're a Kurd. 310 00:29:30.520 --> 00:29:32.605 A Kurd has to be brave. 311 00:29:39.112 --> 00:29:42.365 You people have fought so many wars, 312 00:29:42.449 --> 00:29:44.325 known such suffering. 313 00:29:44.409 --> 00:29:47.495 Your villages have been decimated. 314 00:29:50.290 --> 00:29:52.292 You've probably used a gun, right? 315 00:29:54.085 --> 00:29:57.297 Know what a gun is, why you're given one? 316 00:29:58.715 --> 00:30:00.925 So you can kill when you need to. 317 00:30:04.345 --> 00:30:06.806 I don't want to give you a gun to kill me. 318 00:30:07.849 --> 00:30:10.685 I'm giving you a spade. A spade. 319 00:30:11.603 --> 00:30:12.854 You're a farmer, right? 320 00:30:31.372 --> 00:30:33.500 Just pretend you're farming... 321 00:30:36.085 --> 00:30:39.297 and that I'm manure to be spread at the foot of a tree. 322 00:30:41.132 --> 00:30:42.383 Is that hard? 323 00:30:55.021 --> 00:30:57.774 You're destined to use a gun, not a spade. 324 00:30:57.857 --> 00:31:01.027 You can't even use a spade. 325 00:36:54.380 --> 00:36:55.631 Thank you. 326 00:36:58.259 --> 00:36:59.802 Thank you very much. 327 00:38:12.249 --> 00:38:14.543 - Hello. - Hello. 328 00:38:14.627 --> 00:38:17.463 - How are you? - Well, thanks. 329 00:38:17.546 --> 00:38:20.341 - What's that machine for? - Making cement. 330 00:38:21.133 --> 00:38:24.470 Really? Why isn't it working? 331 00:38:25.262 --> 00:38:28.182 This place is closed now. The workers aren't here. 332 00:38:31.018 --> 00:38:32.770 So, what are you doing here? 333 00:38:32.853 --> 00:38:34.188 I'm the security guard. 334 00:38:35.523 --> 00:38:40.027 - Are you alone? - Yes. 335 00:38:40.111 --> 00:38:42.655 All alone. Do you enjoy that? 336 00:38:43.864 --> 00:38:45.783 Come and join me. 337 00:38:45.866 --> 00:38:48.327 - I don't want to disturb you. - Come on up. 338 00:39:01.173 --> 00:39:03.300 - I have to climb this ladder? - Yes. 339 00:39:10.433 --> 00:39:13.227 - How can you climb this? - I'm used to it. 340 00:39:14.061 --> 00:39:15.855 - You're used to it. - Yes. 341 00:39:17.565 --> 00:39:19.775 - Hello. - Hello. 342 00:39:28.576 --> 00:39:30.453 What a nice place. 343 00:39:31.662 --> 00:39:34.874 Nice? It's nothing but earth and dust. 344 00:39:36.292 --> 00:39:37.877 You don't think earth's nice? 345 00:39:39.462 --> 00:39:41.630 Earth gives us all the good things. 346 00:39:43.382 --> 00:39:47.803 So according to you, all good things return to the earth. 347 00:39:48.763 --> 00:39:50.765 You must be... 348 00:39:50.848 --> 00:39:52.308 I'm Afghani. 349 00:39:53.851 --> 00:39:57.063 - Where from? - Mazar-i-Sharif. 350 00:39:58.189 --> 00:40:01.692 That's a strange name. Whose "mazar" is it? 351 00:40:02.359 --> 00:40:05.071 It's the tomb of the Imam Ali. 352 00:40:05.154 --> 00:40:08.699 It's a place of pilgrimage. 353 00:40:08.783 --> 00:40:10.868 Isn't the Imam Ali's tomb in Najaf? 354 00:40:10.951 --> 00:40:16.248 Yes, but some people think it's in Mazar-i-Sharif. 355 00:40:17.166 --> 00:40:18.417 Strange. 356 00:40:19.668 --> 00:40:21.712 What are you doing? 357 00:40:21.796 --> 00:40:26.133 I'm making myself an omelet. It isn't worthy of you. 358 00:40:26.217 --> 00:40:28.260 I'll make you some tea. 359 00:40:28.344 --> 00:40:30.137 Thank you very much. 360 00:41:18.477 --> 00:41:20.938 Don't you get bored here alone? 361 00:41:21.021 --> 00:41:24.358 I'm used to it. I'm used to loneliness too. 362 00:41:33.450 --> 00:41:36.245 Do you know that man? 363 00:41:36.912 --> 00:41:39.665 Yes. He's a fellow countryman. 364 00:41:39.748 --> 00:41:41.458 He's Afghani? 365 00:41:41.542 --> 00:41:45.880 Yes, he's a "seminarist." He's here for his holidays. 366 00:41:47.423 --> 00:41:51.260 A seminarist? He should be in a seminary. 367 00:41:51.343 --> 00:41:54.138 He felt lonely. He came to see me. 368 00:41:54.221 --> 00:41:57.224 He's been here for two or three nights. 369 00:41:59.685 --> 00:42:01.228 Is he staying for good? 370 00:42:01.312 --> 00:42:04.857 Of course not. Just three nights. 371 00:42:07.818 --> 00:42:09.695 I didn't catch what you said. 372 00:42:10.404 --> 00:42:13.866 - Is he staying tonight? - Yes, he's staying. 373 00:42:15.284 --> 00:42:17.453 You're not entirely alone then. 374 00:42:18.287 --> 00:42:20.789 No, not entirely alone. 375 00:42:28.589 --> 00:42:31.091 - Is he Afghani too? - Yes. 376 00:42:31.175 --> 00:42:32.843 So many Afghanis around here. 377 00:42:32.927 --> 00:42:37.514 There have been a lot since the war in Afghanistan. 378 00:42:37.598 --> 00:42:41.894 Between two and three million Afghanis live in Iran. 379 00:42:42.937 --> 00:42:45.397 With the war here, why didn't they go back? 380 00:42:46.440 --> 00:42:50.444 The war against Iraq only concerned the Iranians. 381 00:42:50.527 --> 00:42:52.905 But the war at home concerned us. 382 00:42:52.988 --> 00:42:55.241 And our war didn't concern you? 383 00:42:55.908 --> 00:42:58.786 You could say your war troubled us, 384 00:42:58.869 --> 00:43:03.749 but the Afghanistan War was harder, more painful for us. 385 00:43:12.216 --> 00:43:13.425 Tell me. 386 00:43:14.802 --> 00:43:18.555 Today's a holiday. So why are you here alone? 387 00:43:18.639 --> 00:43:20.975 You feel sad. So do I. 388 00:43:21.058 --> 00:43:25.145 Come for a drive. We can get a change of scenery, talk. 389 00:43:25.229 --> 00:43:27.940 I'm the security guard here. I'm in charge. 390 00:43:28.023 --> 00:43:30.901 - A guard in this place? - Yes. 391 00:43:30.985 --> 00:43:34.613 But who could carry off a machine that heavy? 392 00:43:34.697 --> 00:43:38.075 It's a holiday. No one needs guards. Come on. 393 00:43:38.158 --> 00:43:41.537 Let's get some fresh air. Everything's safe. 394 00:43:41.620 --> 00:43:45.040 It's my duty. We all have our responsibilities. 395 00:43:45.124 --> 00:43:47.710 - I can't leave my post. - You really can't? 396 00:43:49.712 --> 00:43:51.463 No, sorry. 397 00:43:51.547 --> 00:43:53.173 I thought we could get some air. 398 00:43:59.555 --> 00:44:03.017 I'll go and see your friend, the seminarist. 399 00:44:04.184 --> 00:44:06.812 Maybe we'll go for a drive together. 400 00:44:08.897 --> 00:44:10.899 I've made some tea. 401 00:44:10.983 --> 00:44:12.860 Leave it for later. Goodbye. 402 00:44:19.241 --> 00:44:22.870 - Try going the other way. - The ladder moves. 403 00:44:22.953 --> 00:44:25.456 It's dangerous. Mend it. 404 00:44:26.081 --> 00:44:28.667 You can mend it by wrapping fuse wire around it. 405 00:45:37.778 --> 00:45:39.405 Are you well? 406 00:45:42.783 --> 00:45:45.035 You're Afghani, aren't you? 407 00:45:45.119 --> 00:45:46.745 Yes. 408 00:45:46.829 --> 00:45:48.163 What are you doing? 409 00:45:48.997 --> 00:45:51.959 I've got three days' holiday. 410 00:45:52.042 --> 00:45:54.878 I was alone. I felt down. 411 00:45:54.962 --> 00:45:59.383 My friend Ahmad was alone too, so I came here to visit him. 412 00:45:59.466 --> 00:46:02.845 I meant what are you doing in Iran? 413 00:46:02.928 --> 00:46:06.348 I study at the Tchizar seminary. 414 00:46:09.977 --> 00:46:16.275 Aren't there any seminaries in Afghanistan? 415 00:46:17.609 --> 00:46:21.280 Yes, there are some, but there was a war on. 416 00:46:23.407 --> 00:46:25.117 And my seminary wasn't that good. 417 00:46:26.618 --> 00:46:30.998 So my father told me to study in Iran or at Najaf. 418 00:46:33.417 --> 00:46:35.502 So I came to study in Iran. 419 00:46:41.675 --> 00:46:47.347 What about the fees? Does your father send you money? 420 00:46:47.431 --> 00:46:50.642 My father isn't that well off, no. 421 00:46:50.726 --> 00:46:55.939 The seminary pays me 2,000 tomans. 422 00:46:57.149 --> 00:46:59.526 During the summer, I work. 423 00:47:00.652 --> 00:47:02.863 To build up my savings. 424 00:47:03.780 --> 00:47:05.240 What kind of work? 425 00:47:05.949 --> 00:47:08.410 I work as a laborer, simple work. 426 00:47:08.494 --> 00:47:13.248 I didn't know a seminarist could work as a laborer. 427 00:47:14.875 --> 00:47:17.169 When you need to, you work. 428 00:47:17.252 --> 00:47:20.214 So if a job comes along, you take it? 429 00:47:20.756 --> 00:47:21.924 Yes. 430 00:47:24.176 --> 00:47:28.889 Aren't you wondering why I've offered you a ride? 431 00:47:29.806 --> 00:47:30.807 Yes. 432 00:47:36.146 --> 00:47:40.984 I know that your duty is to preach and guide people. 433 00:47:41.068 --> 00:47:45.405 But you're young. You have time. You can do that later. 434 00:47:47.074 --> 00:47:49.618 It's your hands that I need. 435 00:47:50.577 --> 00:47:54.164 I don't need your tongue or your mind. 436 00:47:56.708 --> 00:48:02.714 I'm lucky that those hands belong to a true believer. 437 00:48:02.798 --> 00:48:10.472 With the patience, endurance and perseverance that you learn... 438 00:48:12.391 --> 00:48:15.686 you're the best person to carry out this job. 439 00:48:15.769 --> 00:48:18.772 You're not telling me what I have to do. 440 00:48:18.855 --> 00:48:22.067 I know my decision goes against your beliefs. 441 00:48:23.527 --> 00:48:29.825 You believe God gives life and takes it when he sees fit. 442 00:48:30.742 --> 00:48:34.788 But there comes a time when a man can't go on. 443 00:48:34.871 --> 00:48:38.208 He's exhausted and can't wait for God to act. 444 00:48:38.292 --> 00:48:40.127 So he decides to act himself. 445 00:48:40.210 --> 00:48:44.298 There, that's what's called suicide. 446 00:48:46.800 --> 00:48:53.181 You see, the word "suicide" isn't only made for dictionaries. 447 00:48:53.265 --> 00:48:55.559 It has to have a practical application. 448 00:48:56.435 --> 00:48:59.062 And here's the application. 449 00:48:59.146 --> 00:49:01.773 Man has to decide on its application. 450 00:49:04.109 --> 00:49:08.363 I don't really understand. Tell me what I have to do. 451 00:49:08.447 --> 00:49:11.116 If I can, I'll do it for you. 452 00:49:15.996 --> 00:49:20.542 I've decided to free myself from this life. 453 00:49:21.793 --> 00:49:23.378 How come? 454 00:49:26.798 --> 00:49:28.592 It wouldn't help you to know... 455 00:49:30.177 --> 00:49:32.137 and I can't talk about it. 456 00:49:34.431 --> 00:49:36.475 And you wouldn't understand. 457 00:49:38.935 --> 00:49:40.937 It's not because you don't understand, 458 00:49:41.021 --> 00:49:44.816 but you can't feel what I feel. 459 00:49:46.318 --> 00:49:51.156 You can sympathize, understand, show compassion. 460 00:49:51.239 --> 00:49:54.660 But feel my pain? No. 461 00:49:55.869 --> 00:49:59.623 You suffer, and so do I. I understand you. 462 00:49:59.706 --> 00:50:03.126 You comprehend my pain, but you can't feel it. 463 00:50:06.963 --> 00:50:12.386 That's why I ask you to be a true Muslim and help me. 464 00:50:12.469 --> 00:50:14.012 Can you? 465 00:50:16.056 --> 00:50:19.643 Yes, I understand you. But suicide is wrong. 466 00:50:19.726 --> 00:50:23.730 Because the hadith... 467 00:50:25.148 --> 00:50:30.529 our 12 imams and the Koran mention suicide 468 00:50:30.946 --> 00:50:34.199 and say that man mustn't kill himself. 469 00:50:34.282 --> 00:50:37.452 God entrusts man's body to him. 470 00:50:37.994 --> 00:50:41.248 Man must not torment that body. 471 00:50:41.873 --> 00:50:47.212 I understand you, but suicide, viewed from every angle... 472 00:50:47.295 --> 00:50:52.092 That's right, but I told you that I didn't need a lecture. 473 00:50:52.634 --> 00:50:54.720 If I had wanted a lecture, 474 00:50:54.803 --> 00:50:59.349 I'd have turned to someone with more experience, 475 00:50:59.433 --> 00:51:03.228 who's finished his studies. 476 00:51:03.770 --> 00:51:07.482 I'm simply asking for a helping hand. 477 00:51:09.651 --> 00:51:11.778 My hand does God's justice. 478 00:51:11.862 --> 00:51:15.824 What you want wouldn't be just. 479 00:51:15.907 --> 00:51:19.619 I know that suicide is one of the deadly sins. 480 00:51:20.412 --> 00:51:24.583 But being unhappy is a great sin too. 481 00:51:25.417 --> 00:51:29.671 When you're unhappy, you hurt other people. 482 00:51:29.755 --> 00:51:31.047 Isn't that a sin too? 483 00:51:32.132 --> 00:51:35.343 When you hurt others, isn't that a sin? 484 00:51:36.094 --> 00:51:38.930 Hurting your family, your friends, 485 00:51:39.473 --> 00:51:40.807 hurting yourself. 486 00:51:42.976 --> 00:51:44.853 Isn't that a sin? 487 00:51:44.936 --> 00:51:47.773 If I hurt you, isn't that a sin... 488 00:51:49.816 --> 00:51:51.651 but if I kill myself, it is? 489 00:51:53.445 --> 00:51:55.697 You're right. 490 00:51:55.781 --> 00:52:00.202 Hurting the people close to you is a great sin too. 491 00:52:02.537 --> 00:52:07.834 I think that God is merciful and so great 492 00:52:07.918 --> 00:52:10.420 that he doesn't want to see his creatures suffer. 493 00:52:13.298 --> 00:52:18.220 He's so great that he can't possibly want to force us to live. 494 00:52:19.054 --> 00:52:21.306 That's why he grants man this solution. 495 00:52:24.851 --> 00:52:28.188 Have you ever thought about the meaning of this? 496 00:52:29.105 --> 00:52:31.942 I've thought about it, but not like you have. 497 00:52:32.025 --> 00:52:35.278 In any case, talking won't get us anywhere. 498 00:52:35.362 --> 00:52:37.656 This isn't the time or place. 499 00:52:37.739 --> 00:52:39.699 Get out now. 500 00:52:39.783 --> 00:52:43.078 Next to that tree, there's a hole. 501 00:52:43.161 --> 00:52:45.080 Go and look. I'll explain afterwards. 502 00:52:45.956 --> 00:52:48.917 Go on. Take a look. 503 00:53:08.103 --> 00:53:09.271 Get in. 504 00:53:11.022 --> 00:53:13.233 I'll explain now. 505 00:53:23.743 --> 00:53:29.124 I've decided to swallow all my sleeping pills tonight 506 00:53:29.958 --> 00:53:34.129 and then come and lie down in that hole, 507 00:53:34.212 --> 00:53:35.839 to sleep. 508 00:53:36.756 --> 00:53:40.343 What I want you to do is wait until dawn... 509 00:53:42.345 --> 00:53:45.140 then come here, like a kind brother... 510 00:53:46.933 --> 00:53:48.852 and cover me with soil. 511 00:53:48.935 --> 00:53:49.936 That's all. 512 00:53:53.607 --> 00:53:54.941 Of course... 513 00:53:56.318 --> 00:53:59.613 I follow the Koran when it says — 514 00:53:59.696 --> 00:54:04.034 This work will bring you not only heaven's reward 515 00:54:04.117 --> 00:54:10.040 but also a material reward so you won't need to work this summer. 516 00:54:10.123 --> 00:54:14.419 The Koran says you shall not kill yourself. 517 00:54:15.295 --> 00:54:20.592 What's the difference between killing someone 518 00:54:20.675 --> 00:54:23.845 and killing yourself? 519 00:54:23.929 --> 00:54:27.766 Killing yourself is killing. 520 00:54:33.396 --> 00:54:35.440 What's your decision? 521 00:54:44.574 --> 00:54:46.952 Why don't you get out? 522 00:54:47.035 --> 00:54:51.665 My friend has cooked an omelet, and it smells good. Let's eat. 523 00:54:51.748 --> 00:54:53.083 You'll find a solution. 524 00:54:53.166 --> 00:54:57.337 Thank you. I know he's made one, but eggs are bad for me. 525 00:54:57.879 --> 00:55:00.382 - Some other time. Goodbye. - Goodbye. 526 01:00:04.727 --> 01:00:06.771 Mister. Mister. 527 01:00:06.854 --> 01:00:09.899 Mister, move your car. The digger has to work. 528 01:00:09.983 --> 01:00:12.151 Clear the way. 529 01:00:12.777 --> 01:00:15.571 Move your car. The digger has to work. 530 01:00:15.655 --> 01:00:17.782 What are you doing here? 531 01:00:17.865 --> 01:00:19.951 This is no place to sit down. 532 01:00:21.661 --> 01:00:25.248 Are you sick? Come on, move your car. 533 01:00:26.541 --> 01:00:28.668 You can't sleep here. 534 01:00:28.751 --> 01:00:33.172 If you want cement, you have to go to the office. 535 01:00:33.256 --> 01:00:37.844 Come on, move your car. 536 01:00:37.927 --> 01:00:41.014 Why have you come here? 537 01:00:42.181 --> 01:00:43.683 Are you sick? 538 01:00:45.184 --> 01:00:47.020 Do you want some tea? 539 01:00:48.896 --> 01:00:50.815 Stand up. Move your car. 540 01:00:51.441 --> 01:00:52.650 Come on. 541 01:00:53.443 --> 01:00:54.569 Come on. 542 01:00:55.028 --> 01:00:56.487 Thank you. 543 01:01:09.042 --> 01:01:11.127 So, no more questions? 544 01:01:11.210 --> 01:01:12.462 No. 545 01:01:12.545 --> 01:01:17.008 You've got your bearings? That tree is a good landmark. 546 01:01:17.091 --> 01:01:18.176 Yes. 547 01:01:19.218 --> 01:01:21.262 So no more questions? No problems? 548 01:01:23.222 --> 01:01:25.391 No problems, but... 549 01:01:25.475 --> 01:01:26.601 But what? 550 01:01:28.728 --> 01:01:32.899 When you want to help someone, 551 01:01:32.982 --> 01:01:36.861 you have to do it properly, with all your heart. 552 01:01:36.944 --> 01:01:41.074 It's better. More just and more reasonable. 553 01:01:43.910 --> 01:01:47.163 You can even use your hands instead of a spade. 554 01:01:47.914 --> 01:01:52.043 Keep your feelings for more essential things. 555 01:01:54.045 --> 01:01:55.546 But how? 556 01:01:57.423 --> 01:01:59.175 What's your job? 557 01:01:59.258 --> 01:02:02.637 I already told you. 558 01:02:02.720 --> 01:02:04.055 What specialization? 559 01:02:04.138 --> 01:02:08.601 Shoveling earth doesn't require specialization. 560 01:02:08.684 --> 01:02:11.020 Just shoveling earth. 561 01:02:12.688 --> 01:02:16.943 If I could help in another way, 562 01:02:17.026 --> 01:02:18.903 I'd prefer that. 563 01:02:19.612 --> 01:02:22.657 Just do what I ask. 564 01:02:22.740 --> 01:02:24.325 But what kind of help? 565 01:02:25.159 --> 01:02:29.455 If a man wants to help his fellow man, 566 01:02:29.539 --> 01:02:33.960 he ought to do it differently. 567 01:02:34.043 --> 01:02:36.587 He can save a life. 568 01:02:37.338 --> 01:02:40.675 I won't be responsible for someone's death, 569 01:02:40.758 --> 01:02:44.554 but, since you ask, I'll say yes. 570 01:02:44.637 --> 01:02:48.766 But it's hard. Admit that it's not easy. 571 01:02:50.351 --> 01:02:55.398 If you don't explain your problem, 572 01:02:55.481 --> 01:02:57.859 who can help you? 573 01:02:57.942 --> 01:03:00.153 You don't know me. 574 01:03:00.236 --> 01:03:03.698 But you have relatives, friends, a brother. 575 01:03:03.781 --> 01:03:08.411 Forgive me for prying. 576 01:03:08.494 --> 01:03:14.542 It's either a family problem or debts. 577 01:03:15.793 --> 01:03:19.213 Every problem has its solution. 578 01:03:19.297 --> 01:03:22.550 But if you don't talk, 579 01:03:22.633 --> 01:03:25.928 no one can help you. 580 01:03:27.638 --> 01:03:30.892 We all have problems in life. 581 01:03:30.975 --> 01:03:34.479 If we all chose this way out of every tiny problem, 582 01:03:34.562 --> 01:03:38.858 there would be no one left on earth. 583 01:03:38.941 --> 01:03:42.570 Isn't that right? No one. 584 01:03:43.613 --> 01:03:45.698 Not a living soul. 585 01:03:45.781 --> 01:03:47.742 Turn left, please. 586 01:03:48.618 --> 01:03:51.621 - I don't know this road. - I know it. 587 01:03:52.747 --> 01:03:56.918 It's longer, but better and more beautiful. 588 01:04:00.421 --> 01:04:03.382 I've been a prisoner of this desert for 35 years. 589 01:04:07.178 --> 01:04:10.473 I'll tell you something that happened to me. 590 01:04:10.556 --> 01:04:12.975 It was just after I got married. 591 01:04:15.311 --> 01:04:18.523 We had all kinds of troubles. 592 01:04:19.315 --> 01:04:26.489 I was so fed up with it that I decided 593 01:04:26.572 --> 01:04:30.076 to end it all. 594 01:04:33.079 --> 01:04:35.456 One morning, before dawn, 595 01:04:36.374 --> 01:04:40.086 I put a rope in my car. 596 01:04:41.045 --> 01:04:45.800 My mind was made up. I wanted to kill myself. 597 01:04:46.509 --> 01:04:51.347 I set off for Mianeh. This was in 1960. 598 01:04:52.598 --> 01:04:56.852 I reached the mulberry tree orchards. 599 01:04:57.770 --> 01:05:01.691 I stopped there. It was still dark. 600 01:05:01.774 --> 01:05:06.904 I threw the rope over a tree, but it didn't catch hold. 601 01:05:06.988 --> 01:05:13.828 I tried once, twice, but to no avail. 602 01:05:13.911 --> 01:05:19.417 So then I climbed the tree and tied the rope on tight. 603 01:05:20.126 --> 01:05:25.172 Then I felt something soft under my hand. Mulberries. 604 01:05:25.256 --> 01:05:27.633 Deliciously sweet mulberries. 605 01:05:28.092 --> 01:05:30.886 I ate one. It was succulent. 606 01:05:30.970 --> 01:05:34.849 Then a second and third. 607 01:05:34.932 --> 01:05:37.643 Suddenly, I noticed 608 01:05:37.727 --> 01:05:41.856 that the sun was rising over the mountaintop. 609 01:05:41.939 --> 01:05:45.151 What a sun! What scenery! 610 01:05:45.234 --> 01:05:47.111 What greenery! 611 01:05:48.487 --> 01:05:51.324 All of a sudden, I heard children heading off to school. 612 01:05:51.407 --> 01:05:53.826 They stopped to look at me. 613 01:05:53.909 --> 01:06:00.499 They asked me... to shake the tree. 614 01:06:01.959 --> 01:06:04.962 The mulberries dropped, and they ate. 615 01:06:05.046 --> 01:06:07.798 I felt happy. 616 01:06:07.882 --> 01:06:13.095 Then I gathered some mulberries to take home. 617 01:06:13.179 --> 01:06:16.766 My wife was still sleeping. 618 01:06:16.849 --> 01:06:19.727 When she woke up, she ate mulberries as well. 619 01:06:19.810 --> 01:06:22.480 And she enjoyed them too. 620 01:06:22.563 --> 01:06:26.150 I had left to kill myself, 621 01:06:26.233 --> 01:06:28.194 and I came back with mulberries. 622 01:06:28.277 --> 01:06:31.322 A mulberry saved my life. 623 01:06:32.490 --> 01:06:34.992 A mulberry saved my life. 624 01:06:35.076 --> 01:06:39.538 You ate mulberries, so did your wife, and everything was fine. 625 01:06:39.622 --> 01:06:45.294 No, it wasn't like that, but I changed. 626 01:06:46.212 --> 01:06:48.714 Afterwards, it was better. 627 01:06:48.798 --> 01:06:52.218 But I had in fact changed my thinking. 628 01:06:52.301 --> 01:06:54.011 I felt better. 629 01:06:54.095 --> 01:06:59.558 Every man on earth has problems in his life. 630 01:06:59.642 --> 01:07:03.145 That's the way it is. There are so many people on earth. 631 01:07:03.229 --> 01:07:08.484 There isn't one family without problems. 632 01:07:08.567 --> 01:07:10.611 I don't know your problem, 633 01:07:10.695 --> 01:07:13.072 otherwise I could explain better. 634 01:07:13.906 --> 01:07:17.827 When you go to see a doctor, 635 01:07:17.910 --> 01:07:20.329 you tell him where it hurts. 636 01:07:25.584 --> 01:07:29.964 Excuse me. You're not Turkish, are you? 637 01:07:37.054 --> 01:07:38.889 Here's a joke. Don't feel offended. 638 01:07:40.099 --> 01:07:43.811 A Turk goes to see a doctor. 639 01:07:43.894 --> 01:07:47.022 He tells him, 640 01:07:47.106 --> 01:07:51.193 "When I touch my body with my finger, it hurts. 641 01:07:51.277 --> 01:07:55.531 When I touch my head, it hurts. My legs — it hurts. 642 01:07:55.614 --> 01:08:00.578 My belly, my hand — it hurts." 643 01:08:00.661 --> 01:08:04.165 The doctor examines him and then tells him... 644 01:08:07.126 --> 01:08:11.255 "Your body's fine, but your finger's broken." 645 01:08:11.338 --> 01:08:16.218 My dear man, your mind is ill, but there's nothing wrong with you. 646 01:08:16.302 --> 01:08:18.387 Change your outlook. 647 01:08:22.516 --> 01:08:25.352 I had left home to kill myself, 648 01:08:25.978 --> 01:08:28.147 but a mulberry changed me, 649 01:08:28.230 --> 01:08:32.485 an ordinary, unimportant mulberry. 650 01:08:32.568 --> 01:08:37.364 The world isn't the way you see it. 651 01:08:38.574 --> 01:08:42.328 You have to change your outlook and change the world. 652 01:08:42.411 --> 01:08:43.954 Be optimistic. 653 01:08:46.373 --> 01:08:48.584 Look at things positively. 654 01:08:52.296 --> 01:08:55.174 You're in your prime. 655 01:08:55.257 --> 01:09:00.012 Because of some minor problem, you want to commit suicide. 656 01:09:00.095 --> 01:09:01.597 For one single problem. 657 01:09:05.976 --> 01:09:10.898 Life is like a train that keeps moving forward 658 01:09:10.981 --> 01:09:16.612 and then reaches the end of the line, the terminus. 659 01:09:16.695 --> 01:09:20.783 And death waits at the terminus. 660 01:09:22.243 --> 01:09:25.454 Of course, death is a solution, 661 01:09:25.538 --> 01:09:29.500 but not at first, not during your youth. 662 01:09:31.710 --> 01:09:37.341 Forgive me for dragging you off along this rocky road. 663 01:09:40.761 --> 01:09:45.474 You think something is good, then realize you're wrong. 664 01:09:45.558 --> 01:09:47.977 The main thing is to think hard. 665 01:09:48.060 --> 01:09:51.021 You believe what you do is right, 666 01:09:51.105 --> 01:09:54.692 but then you realize that you're wrong. 667 01:10:08.080 --> 01:10:14.336 Talk. Say something to give me a breather. 668 01:10:14.420 --> 01:10:18.507 I've talked too much. I've said everything. 669 01:10:18.591 --> 01:10:23.387 I've given a whole speech. Just say something. 670 01:10:25.514 --> 01:10:27.474 Turn left here, please. 671 01:10:32.938 --> 01:10:36.150 In any case, if you don't talk, I'll talk some more. 672 01:10:39.111 --> 01:10:41.572 If you don't talk, I will. 673 01:10:47.786 --> 01:10:49.580 Have you lost all hope? 674 01:10:52.750 --> 01:10:57.504 Have you ever looked at the sky when you wake in the morning? 675 01:10:57.588 --> 01:11:02.134 At dawn, don't you want to see the sun rise? 676 01:11:03.427 --> 01:11:08.140 The red and yellow of the sun at sunset, 677 01:11:08.223 --> 01:11:10.309 don't you want to see that anymore? 678 01:11:11.101 --> 01:11:15.731 Have you seen the moon? Don't you want to see the stars? 679 01:11:15.814 --> 01:11:20.069 The night of the full moon, don't you want to see it again? 680 01:11:20.152 --> 01:11:21.779 You want to close your eyes? 681 01:11:22.404 --> 01:11:27.284 Please, take the right fork. 682 01:11:36.001 --> 01:11:41.423 The people on the other side would like to take a look here, 683 01:11:41.507 --> 01:11:44.218 and you want to rush over there. 684 01:11:53.686 --> 01:11:58.983 Don't you ever want to drink water from a spring again? 685 01:11:59.066 --> 01:12:02.486 Or wash your face in that water? 686 01:12:03.195 --> 01:12:04.989 Turn right. 687 01:12:10.494 --> 01:12:13.288 If you look at the four seasons, 688 01:12:13.372 --> 01:12:18.085 each season brings fruit. 689 01:12:18.168 --> 01:12:22.923 In summer, there's fruit. In autumn too. 690 01:12:23.007 --> 01:12:27.845 Winter brings different fruit, and spring too. 691 01:12:27.928 --> 01:12:34.351 No mother can fill her fridge with such a variety of fruit for her children. 692 01:12:35.102 --> 01:12:40.274 No mother can do as much for her children 693 01:12:40.357 --> 01:12:43.610 as God does for his creatures. 694 01:12:45.154 --> 01:12:50.451 You want to reject all that? You want to give it all up? 695 01:12:52.411 --> 01:12:55.748 You want to give up the taste of cherries? 696 01:12:55.831 --> 01:13:00.210 Don't. I'm your friend. I'm begging you. 697 01:13:08.469 --> 01:13:10.387 Turn right. 698 01:13:28.363 --> 01:13:33.118 Turn right. This is the main road. 699 01:13:36.455 --> 01:13:40.959 Turn left, please. 700 01:13:41.710 --> 01:13:43.754 Before I get out, 701 01:13:43.837 --> 01:13:47.091 I'm going to sing you a song in Turkish. 702 01:14:01.021 --> 01:14:05.400 It means, "My love, I'm flying off, come to me. 703 01:14:05.484 --> 01:14:09.488 I'm hounded from my friend's garden, come to me. 704 01:14:09.571 --> 01:14:12.741 From happy days before, 705 01:14:12.825 --> 01:14:15.786 I've fallen on hard times, come to me." 706 01:14:16.912 --> 01:14:20.415 Tell me. We barely know each other. 707 01:14:22.543 --> 01:14:26.255 You go, I'm your friend. You stay, I'm your friend. 708 01:14:27.005 --> 01:14:31.009 In any case, I'm your friend. 709 01:14:31.093 --> 01:14:36.640 You stay, I'm your friend. You go, I'll be your friend too. 710 01:14:37.683 --> 01:14:39.309 Goodbye. 711 01:14:40.018 --> 01:14:41.520 Do you work here? 712 01:14:42.312 --> 01:14:45.149 Wait. Tell me what you do. 713 01:14:45.816 --> 01:14:50.988 I told you. I work here at the Natural History Museum. 714 01:14:51.071 --> 01:14:52.906 No, I mean tomorrow morning. 715 01:14:52.990 --> 01:14:55.826 Tomorrow, I come at dawn. 716 01:14:55.909 --> 01:14:57.619 I call twice. 717 01:14:57.703 --> 01:15:00.664 "Mister. Mister." 718 01:15:00.747 --> 01:15:01.790 Badii. 719 01:15:01.874 --> 01:15:05.711 "Badii." And you reply. 720 01:15:06.545 --> 01:15:09.131 Then I take your hand to help you out. 721 01:15:09.798 --> 01:15:11.383 And if I don't reply? 722 01:15:12.593 --> 01:15:16.763 You will reply. Inshallah, I know what you'll say. 723 01:15:16.847 --> 01:15:18.515 But what if I don't reply? 724 01:15:22.060 --> 01:15:26.231 I'll do what you asked me to do. 725 01:15:26.315 --> 01:15:28.567 Don't worry. 726 01:15:32.404 --> 01:15:34.364 Say it to put my mind at ease. 727 01:15:35.699 --> 01:15:40.787 Some things are easier to do than to say. 728 01:15:41.747 --> 01:15:44.082 In any case, you'll do it. 729 01:15:45.292 --> 01:15:50.088 If it wasn't for my child, I wouldn't. 730 01:15:50.672 --> 01:15:52.674 Believe me, it's hard. 731 01:15:52.758 --> 01:15:54.426 It's a deal. 732 01:16:01.308 --> 01:16:06.021 I come and I cover you with earth. 733 01:16:06.104 --> 01:16:07.773 You take your money and you leave. 734 01:16:07.856 --> 01:16:09.858 What a relief for you. 735 01:16:09.942 --> 01:16:12.319 I must go. The kids are waiting. 736 01:16:12.402 --> 01:16:15.572 May this money help to cure your child. 737 01:16:16.448 --> 01:16:18.700 Keep your promise, or you won't be blessed. 738 01:16:18.784 --> 01:16:21.286 I hope you'll be all right. 739 01:16:21.370 --> 01:16:22.871 Take this now. 740 01:16:23.747 --> 01:16:25.290 You'll get the rest tomorrow. 741 01:16:25.374 --> 01:16:29.753 Thanks for bringing me back here. Thanks again. 742 01:16:30.837 --> 01:16:36.426 I'll see you at 6:00 tomorrow. Or rather, you'll see me at 6:00. 743 01:16:36.510 --> 01:16:39.680 God willing, you'll see me too. 744 01:16:41.014 --> 01:16:43.392 Take it. Take the money. 745 01:16:43.475 --> 01:16:46.770 Thank you, but no. After I do the job. 746 01:17:55.756 --> 01:18:00.469 Sir, please, could you take our photo? 747 01:18:00.552 --> 01:18:03.013 It's all set. Just press the button. 748 01:18:19.488 --> 01:18:20.530 Thank you. 749 01:18:29.790 --> 01:18:33.251 Hey, what's wrong? Are you in a hurry to die? 750 01:18:44.846 --> 01:18:48.141 He's crazy, man. 751 01:19:18.839 --> 01:19:19.881 Sir! 752 01:19:22.926 --> 01:19:25.345 I want to see the man who just came in. 753 01:19:25.429 --> 01:19:27.889 - Many men come in. - He had a blue jacket. 754 01:19:27.973 --> 01:19:29.182 His name? 755 01:19:29.266 --> 01:19:32.060 He works here. He was carrying a bag. 756 01:19:32.144 --> 01:19:33.687 Many men work here. 757 01:19:34.396 --> 01:19:40.235 He had a bag full of quails for the students, to stuff them. 758 01:19:40.318 --> 01:19:43.238 - What's his name? - I don't know. 759 01:19:43.321 --> 01:19:45.991 He has a sick child, with anemia. 760 01:19:46.074 --> 01:19:50.036 Oh, you mean the old man who works in the workshop. 761 01:19:50.120 --> 01:19:51.329 Mr. Bagheri. 762 01:19:51.413 --> 01:19:54.040 Yes, Mr. Bagheri. Could you call him? 763 01:19:54.124 --> 01:19:55.709 We can't do that. 764 01:19:56.585 --> 01:19:59.421 - Can I go in? - You need a ticket. 765 01:19:59.504 --> 01:20:02.048 Please. How much is it? 766 01:20:02.132 --> 01:20:04.718 100 tomans. 767 01:20:05.510 --> 01:20:07.387 - Where do I go now? - Follow the path. 768 01:20:07.471 --> 01:20:10.056 Turn right behind the main building. 769 01:20:10.140 --> 01:20:11.933 You'll find Taxidermy. 770 01:20:12.017 --> 01:20:13.310 Taxidermy. 771 01:20:15.353 --> 01:20:16.646 Four, please. 772 01:21:12.577 --> 01:21:15.247 Thanks, Mr. Bagheri. More partridges. 773 01:21:15.330 --> 01:21:19.960 Just as good. What you get is a matter of luck. 774 01:21:20.627 --> 01:21:22.003 Please, girls. 775 01:21:23.463 --> 01:21:25.632 A partridge or a quail. 776 01:21:25.715 --> 01:21:28.635 We were supposed to study quails. 777 01:21:28.718 --> 01:21:33.181 Birds don't fall into the net to make you happy. 778 01:21:33.265 --> 01:21:35.350 Mr. Bagheri, someone for you. 779 01:21:51.741 --> 01:21:55.328 First, you have to lay them on their backs 780 01:21:55.412 --> 01:21:59.541 and wet the thorax feathers with a sponge. 781 01:21:59.624 --> 01:22:02.252 Then slit them open with a scalpel 782 01:22:02.335 --> 01:22:07.007 along the whole length of the body. 783 01:22:07.090 --> 01:22:13.346 Don't cut too deep, or the innards will spill out. 784 01:23:06.524 --> 01:23:08.777 Mr. Bagheri, come and sit with me. 785 01:23:08.860 --> 01:23:10.695 No, thank you. I'm busy. 786 01:23:12.238 --> 01:23:14.741 - Mr. Bagheri, are you well? - Yes, thank you. 787 01:23:15.700 --> 01:23:17.619 That white coat suits you. 788 01:23:19.704 --> 01:23:21.247 Thank you very much. 789 01:23:21.831 --> 01:23:26.753 What were you doing? What birds have you handed out? 790 01:23:26.836 --> 01:23:28.546 Quails. 791 01:23:28.630 --> 01:23:30.674 Quails? Did you kill them? 792 01:23:30.757 --> 01:23:32.592 Yes. For work. 793 01:23:34.052 --> 01:23:35.762 You're well then? 794 01:23:35.845 --> 01:23:38.682 - I have something to tell you. - Go on. 795 01:23:38.765 --> 01:23:40.558 When you come in the morning, 796 01:23:41.059 --> 01:23:43.978 bring two small stones and throw them at me. 797 01:23:44.062 --> 01:23:47.982 I might just be asleep and still alive. 798 01:23:48.566 --> 01:23:50.652 Two stones aren't enough. I'll use three. 799 01:23:51.444 --> 01:23:57.784 Shake my shoulders too. Perhaps I'll be alive. 800 01:23:58.952 --> 01:24:00.203 You promised me. 801 01:24:00.286 --> 01:24:03.373 Even if they behead me, I'll keep my word. 802 01:24:05.875 --> 01:24:09.337 You promised. Don't forget. Don't let me down. 803 01:36:18.315 --> 01:36:21.610 Can you hear me? 804 01:36:23.946 --> 01:36:28.742 Tell your men to stay near the tree to rest. 805 01:36:28.826 --> 01:36:30.244 The shoot is over. 806 01:36:30.327 --> 01:36:33.789 We're here for a sound take.