WEBVTT 00:00:00.188 --> 00:00:52.608 ..:: Presented by ZarFilm website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:04:42.407 --> 00:04:43.817 Please... 00:04:44.368 --> 00:04:48.618 THE TWINS 00:05:11.144 --> 00:05:13.904 Will of Mrs Nawal Marwan. 00:05:14.022 --> 00:05:17.022 Opening of the will before her two children, 00:05:17.150 --> 00:05:20.900 Simon Marwan and Jeanne Marwan. 00:05:23.031 --> 00:05:28.161 In conformance with the instructions and rights of Mrs Nawal Marwan, 00:05:29.246 --> 00:05:34.076 Notary Jean Lebel is named executor of the will. 00:05:37.254 --> 00:05:39.264 That was your mother's decision. 00:05:40.173 --> 00:05:43.183 I was against it, but she insisted. 00:05:46.179 --> 00:05:47.259 You know... 00:05:48.348 --> 00:05:51.228 your mother was more than an employee. 00:05:51.351 --> 00:05:54.401 My late wife and I considered you our family. 00:05:54.521 --> 00:05:57.901 So...I couldn't refuse. 00:06:01.611 --> 00:06:05.701 All my assets are divided between the twins Jeanne and Simon. 00:06:05.824 --> 00:06:07.664 My money will be halved, 00:06:07.784 --> 00:06:10.874 and my belongings divided as they see fit. 00:06:12.748 --> 00:06:14.168 Burial. 00:06:15.000 --> 00:06:17.460 To Notary Jean Lebel: 00:06:17.586 --> 00:06:22.546 bury me with no casket, no prayers, naked, 00:06:22.674 --> 00:06:25.974 face down, away from the world. 00:06:28.930 --> 00:06:30.770 Stone and epitaph. 00:06:31.975 --> 00:06:35.765 I want no gravestone, nor my name engraved anywhere. 00:06:35.896 --> 00:06:39.476 No epitaph for those who don't keep their promises. 00:06:41.068 --> 00:06:43.278 To Jeanne and Simon: 00:06:43.403 --> 00:06:46.743 childhood is a knife stuck in your throat. 00:06:46.865 --> 00:06:49.025 It can't be easily removed. 00:06:52.120 --> 00:06:56.080 Jeanne, Mr Lebel will give you an envelope. 00:06:57.876 --> 00:07:00.996 The envelope is for your father. 00:07:02.297 --> 00:07:05.257 Find him and give it to him. 00:07:09.513 --> 00:07:12.223 Simon, the notary will give you an envelope... 00:07:12.349 --> 00:07:14.389 I've heard enough. 00:07:16.103 --> 00:07:18.233 I haven't finished. 00:07:21.316 --> 00:07:22.726 Go on. 00:07:24.194 --> 00:07:27.074 Simon, the notary will give you an envelope. 00:07:27.197 --> 00:07:29.907 The envelope is for your brother. 00:07:31.868 --> 00:07:34.948 Find him and give him the envelope. 00:07:36.373 --> 00:07:39.043 TO THE SON 00:07:39.918 --> 00:07:42.878 When the envelopes have been delivered, 00:07:43.004 --> 00:07:44.924 you will be given a letter. 00:07:45.799 --> 00:07:48.259 The silence will be broken, 00:07:48.385 --> 00:07:50.585 a promise kept, 00:07:50.720 --> 00:07:54.390 and you can place a stone on my grave and on it engrave 00:07:54.516 --> 00:07:56.516 my name in the sun. 00:08:10.615 --> 00:08:12.865 I admit, it's unusual. 00:08:20.500 --> 00:08:23.630 - Anything to sign? - No, not today. 00:08:24.671 --> 00:08:26.461 OK. 00:08:26.590 --> 00:08:28.130 Thanks, Jean. 00:08:28.258 --> 00:08:30.128 - Let's go. - Wait. 00:08:33.346 --> 00:08:35.596 You know about our father. 00:08:36.683 --> 00:08:38.773 And that we have no brother. 00:08:38.894 --> 00:08:41.234 Why did you let her write that? 00:08:43.190 --> 00:08:46.980 I understand your reaction. It's very surprising. 00:08:47.110 --> 00:08:50.860 Don't pretend you buy this. You knew her. It can't be. 00:08:50.989 --> 00:08:54.529 One doesn't invent such things, not in a will. 00:08:56.077 --> 00:08:58.077 There's this, too. 00:09:13.845 --> 00:09:17.135 Look, your mother has left us something rather... 00:09:17.933 --> 00:09:20.023 We'll sleep on it and... 00:09:21.311 --> 00:09:22.981 We'll be in touch. 00:09:23.104 --> 00:09:25.314 I'll wait outside. Thank you, Jean. 00:09:25.440 --> 00:09:27.150 Sit down, Simon. 00:09:27.943 --> 00:09:29.533 Look, Jean... 00:09:30.612 --> 00:09:33.822 Your secretary liked working for you. 00:09:33.949 --> 00:09:36.659 At least she did that right. Bravo. 00:09:38.161 --> 00:09:40.291 But your secretary was my mother. 00:09:41.248 --> 00:09:43.498 And that job, a whole other matter... 00:09:43.625 --> 00:09:44.665 Simon... 00:09:44.793 --> 00:09:47.423 Bury your secretary how you want. 00:09:47.545 --> 00:09:49.755 But I'll bury my mother normally. 00:09:49.881 --> 00:09:53.471 For once in her life she'll have acted normally. 00:09:55.679 --> 00:09:57.509 End of discussion. 00:10:11.444 --> 00:10:15.034 Take your time. Come back when Simon's calmer. 00:10:19.536 --> 00:10:22.286 I know it's very unusual, but... 00:10:25.917 --> 00:10:28.377 ...your mother wasn't crazy, Jeanne. 00:10:46.896 --> 00:10:49.146 We're a big family suddenly. 00:10:53.903 --> 00:10:56.073 She ever mention a dog? 00:10:56.197 --> 00:10:58.737 Big families always have a dog. 00:10:58.867 --> 00:11:01.487 Do we have to find it now too? 00:11:01.619 --> 00:11:03.619 She's fucking crazy. 00:11:09.461 --> 00:11:11.421 I'll talk to Jean. 00:11:11.546 --> 00:11:13.206 About what? 00:11:13.340 --> 00:11:15.380 Having a normal funeral. 00:11:18.386 --> 00:11:21.136 We'll take care of her, then you. 00:11:34.652 --> 00:11:36.572 Where you going? 00:11:36.696 --> 00:11:39.866 - Bury her any way you want. - Cut it out. 00:11:42.452 --> 00:11:44.662 You weren't there when she died, 00:11:44.788 --> 00:11:47.918 you were there when she had her accident... 00:11:48.041 --> 00:11:50.381 You feel guilty about everything! 00:11:51.044 --> 00:11:52.964 I don't feel guilty. 00:11:53.088 --> 00:11:55.298 Do you realize what we just heard? 00:11:55.423 --> 00:11:58.513 She's gone, Christ! It's over. Peace at last! 00:12:03.515 --> 00:12:05.965 I feel so fucking peaceful! 00:12:10.980 --> 00:12:12.860 I'm at peace. 00:12:15.652 --> 00:12:17.652 I can see that. 00:12:21.282 --> 00:12:24.242 The mathematics you've studied until now 00:12:24.369 --> 00:12:28.539 have sought to provide clear and definitive answers 00:12:28.665 --> 00:12:31.995 to clear and definitive problems. 00:12:32.127 --> 00:12:35.047 Now you are embarking on a new adventure. 00:12:35.171 --> 00:12:37.631 You will face insoluble problems 00:12:37.757 --> 00:12:41.927 that will lead to other, equally insoluble problems. 00:12:42.846 --> 00:12:48.056 Friends will insist that the object of your toil is futile. 00:12:48.184 --> 00:12:51.524 You'll have no way of defending yourself, 00:12:51.646 --> 00:12:55.516 for the problems will be of mind-boggling complexity. 00:12:56.901 --> 00:13:01.701 Welcome to pure mathematics and the realm of solitude. 00:13:01.823 --> 00:13:06.743 Let me introduce my assistant, Miss Jeanne Marwan. 00:13:07.829 --> 00:13:09.249 Hello. 00:13:13.042 --> 00:13:15.422 We'll start with the Collatz conjecture. 00:13:18.381 --> 00:13:20.921 What does your intuition tell you? 00:13:28.016 --> 00:13:30.556 Your intuition is always right. 00:13:30.685 --> 00:13:34.605 That's why you have the makings of a true mathematician. 00:13:34.731 --> 00:13:37.651 But for this, you're going to need help. 00:13:38.776 --> 00:13:40.816 Do you have family there? 00:13:42.280 --> 00:13:44.820 - Any contacts? - It's ridiculous, Niv. 00:13:44.949 --> 00:13:48.329 You just learned that a) your father is alive, 00:13:48.453 --> 00:13:51.373 and b) you have another brother. 00:13:51.498 --> 00:13:55.538 What's ridiculous is to challenge the inevitable. 00:13:55.668 --> 00:14:00.458 You have to know, or your mind will never be at peace. 00:14:02.759 --> 00:14:06.639 And without peace of mind, no pure mathematics. 00:14:10.016 --> 00:14:12.176 You need a starting point. 00:14:18.066 --> 00:14:20.776 My father died during the war, in Daresh. 00:14:20.902 --> 00:14:23.032 That's the unknown variable. 00:14:23.154 --> 00:14:25.534 You never start with the unknown variable. 00:14:28.201 --> 00:14:31.201 My mother's from Der Om, a village in the Fouad. 00:14:33.331 --> 00:14:36.581 She studied French at Daresh University. 00:14:36.709 --> 00:14:39.419 If she studied, there's hope. 00:14:41.422 --> 00:14:43.012 Saïd Haidar. 00:14:44.175 --> 00:14:46.755 You'll pay a visit to Saïd Haidar. 00:14:46.886 --> 00:14:51.006 An old friend who teaches in Daresh. You can trust him. 00:17:38.224 --> 00:17:39.934 Mum? 00:17:40.059 --> 00:17:41.889 Are you alright? 00:17:47.275 --> 00:17:48.935 What are you doing? 00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:51.148 Mum? 00:17:51.279 --> 00:17:53.199 Are you OK? 00:17:55.742 --> 00:17:58.332 Madame, you're on my towel. 00:17:59.746 --> 00:18:28.766 Mum? 00:18:30.943 --> 00:18:32.613 What happened? 00:18:35.239 --> 00:18:37.069 Where's Jeanne? 00:18:39.619 --> 00:18:41.039 Mum? 00:18:53.633 --> 00:18:56.303 - Does she get migraines? - No. 00:18:56.427 --> 00:18:59.047 - Memory lapses? - No. 00:18:59.180 --> 00:19:02.180 - Incidences of falling? - No. 00:19:02.308 --> 00:19:04.558 Moments of confusion? 00:19:04.685 --> 00:19:06.725 She's usually confused. 00:19:06.854 --> 00:19:08.734 No, she's never confused. 00:20:19.093 --> 00:20:20.893 Wahab, come. 00:20:43.868 --> 00:20:45.578 Let go of my sister. 00:20:47.580 --> 00:20:50.920 Where are you going, son of a refugee? 00:20:56.213 --> 00:20:58.673 Nicolas, stop! 00:20:58.799 --> 00:21:00.589 Go back home! 00:21:01.427 --> 00:21:02.927 Wahab! 00:21:03.054 --> 00:21:06.014 We'll seek you in your camps and slaughter you! 00:21:06.807 --> 00:21:08.427 Give it! 00:21:08.559 --> 00:21:10.309 - I want to. - It's my duty. 00:21:12.313 --> 00:21:15.323 You stained our family's honour. 00:21:15.441 --> 00:21:19.651 That's enough! Come home now! 00:21:19.779 --> 00:21:21.359 Come home! 00:21:28.704 --> 00:21:30.294 Get away! 00:21:36.921 --> 00:21:39.091 What have you done? 00:21:39.215 --> 00:21:42.465 You've humiliated us, ruined the family name! 00:21:42.593 --> 00:21:47.853 Why, my God, have you cast us into darkness? 00:21:49.100 --> 00:21:52.640 My God, what have you done? Why did you do this to me? 00:21:52.770 --> 00:21:55.810 What am I to do with you? Should I kill you? 00:21:57.608 --> 00:21:59.728 I'm pregnant, Grandma. 00:21:59.860 --> 00:22:04.530 My God, blackness everywhere! Why? 00:22:04.657 --> 00:22:09.657 Why did you do this to us? Am I supposed to kill you? 00:22:09.787 --> 00:22:12.457 What am I going to do with you? 00:23:31.994 --> 00:23:33.414 Eat. 00:23:35.164 --> 00:23:38.174 Eat if you want your child to be strong. 00:23:44.423 --> 00:23:46.173 Listen to me carefully. 00:23:47.009 --> 00:23:49.299 There's nothing here for you now. 00:23:50.596 --> 00:23:53.386 I'll help you after the birth. 00:23:53.516 --> 00:23:55.976 I want you to leave here. 00:23:57.311 --> 00:24:01.821 You'll stay with your Uncle Charbel in town. 00:24:01.941 --> 00:24:04.441 You'll go to school there. 00:24:04.568 --> 00:24:10.028 You'll learn to read, to think. To escape this misery. 00:24:11.700 --> 00:24:14.240 Promise me and I'll help you. 00:24:16.664 --> 00:24:20.254 Promise me that you'll go to school. 00:24:26.841 --> 00:24:28.841 I promise you, Grandma. 00:24:30.803 --> 00:24:32.643 I promise you. 00:27:13.882 --> 00:27:18.142 Take a good look at your mother. So you'll recognize her. 00:27:20.931 --> 00:27:26.691 I'll find you again one day. I promise you, my love. 00:27:37.281 --> 00:27:39.781 - Be careful. - Don't worry. 00:28:13.901 --> 00:28:16.531 Come, it's time you left. 00:28:17.738 --> 00:28:21.028 I see terrible times ahead. 00:28:37.549 --> 00:28:40.429 One day I'll find you, my son. 00:30:16.940 --> 00:30:21.360 I received the message from my friend Niv Cohen, 00:30:21.487 --> 00:30:25.567 but I can't help you, because, back then, 00:30:25.699 --> 00:30:29.789 I was teaching the history of mathematics at Paris XI. 00:30:30.621 --> 00:30:32.461 More precisely, 00:30:32.581 --> 00:30:37.671 the period when Leonhard Euler succeeded, 00:30:37.794 --> 00:30:42.804 although blind, in first providing a formal mathematical resolution 00:30:42.925 --> 00:30:46.505 to the problem of the Seven Bridges of Kِnigsberg. 00:30:46.637 --> 00:30:50.387 Yes, he defied Diderot at the Court 00:30:50.516 --> 00:30:52.676 by declaring, 00:30:52.809 --> 00:30:59.109 "Sir, e (exponent) pi + 1 = 0. 00:31:00.150 --> 00:31:02.070 "Therefore, God exists!" 00:31:04.488 --> 00:31:06.568 Niv, Niv, Niv... 00:31:20.921 --> 00:31:23.591 Hello. Do you speak French? 00:31:23.715 --> 00:31:25.585 Of course. Can I help you? 00:31:25.717 --> 00:31:29.047 I'm looking for someone who might know this woman. 00:31:30.138 --> 00:31:33.558 She studied here about 35 years ago. 00:31:34.768 --> 00:31:38.348 You're kidding, right? I wasn't born. I can't help... 00:31:38.480 --> 00:31:42.280 No, I'm not kidding. You must know someone who can help. 00:31:42.401 --> 00:31:46.821 I've travelled too far. Please. Her name is Nawal Marwan. 00:31:56.707 --> 00:31:58.617 You're kind. 00:31:58.750 --> 00:32:01.090 No, I want to get rid of you. 00:32:01.211 --> 00:32:03.461 Najat, it's me. 00:32:03.589 --> 00:32:05.459 Got any time to waste? 00:32:07.092 --> 00:32:09.262 She looks familiar. 00:32:09.386 --> 00:32:13.506 Perhaps she worked on the student newspaper. 00:32:15.058 --> 00:32:16.888 That was long ago. 00:32:18.854 --> 00:32:22.614 The people who left changed their identity. 00:32:26.194 --> 00:32:28.454 But it's striking. 00:32:38.790 --> 00:32:42.880 The photograph of your mother was taken in Kfar Ryat. 00:32:43.587 --> 00:32:45.797 Look here. 00:32:45.922 --> 00:32:48.722 It's the sign for Kfar Ryat. 00:32:49.718 --> 00:32:52.598 It's a prison in the South. 00:32:57.351 --> 00:33:00.481 - You don't know of Kfar Ryat? - No. 00:33:00.604 --> 00:33:03.774 Then you're definitely not from here. 00:33:05.150 --> 00:33:07.780 You don't know the South. 00:33:39.351 --> 00:33:46.821 If the international community does not intervene immediately, 00:33:48.360 --> 00:33:49.990 the refugees... 00:33:50.904 --> 00:33:56.124 ...crammed into camps along the border... 00:33:58.954 --> 00:34:00.374 She's here. 00:34:02.541 --> 00:34:05.041 We students oppose the Nationalist Party 00:34:05.168 --> 00:34:07.588 and expelling the refugees in the South. 00:34:07.713 --> 00:34:10.593 The Nationalists support the Christian right, 00:34:10.716 --> 00:34:12.756 who openly threaten the refugees. 00:34:12.884 --> 00:34:15.594 The refugees are armed and... 00:34:17.639 --> 00:34:21.269 ...and have the support of most of the Muslims in this country. 00:34:21.393 --> 00:34:25.403 But you yourself are Christian. 00:34:25.522 --> 00:34:29.022 We stand for peace. This is not about religion. 00:34:39.035 --> 00:34:40.825 Nawal! Nawal! 00:34:40.954 --> 00:34:43.084 The radio! They shut the university! 00:34:43.206 --> 00:34:45.956 The Nationalists closed down the campus! 00:35:02.309 --> 00:35:06.769 Nawal, come back! Stay here! 00:35:08.356 --> 00:35:11.276 Uncle Charbel, they shut the campus! 00:35:11.401 --> 00:35:15.361 There will be fighting! 00:35:15.489 --> 00:35:18.029 I want you to stay with me! 00:35:36.301 --> 00:35:38.301 There's gunfire. 00:35:40.347 --> 00:35:43.217 - Girls, come eat! - Mum, they attacked the university! 00:35:43.350 --> 00:35:46.100 That's no reason not to eat! 00:36:25.934 --> 00:36:29.444 Christian villages in the South were attacked. 00:36:29.563 --> 00:36:31.313 God help us! 00:36:31.439 --> 00:36:33.729 That's why they shut the university. 00:36:33.859 --> 00:36:37.279 It won't be long before it blows up here too. 00:36:38.947 --> 00:36:44.077 We'll go to the mountains until things calm down. 00:36:44.202 --> 00:36:46.122 For how long? 00:36:46.246 --> 00:36:48.036 We go tomorrow. 00:36:48.790 --> 00:36:51.130 The rest of the family is already there. 00:36:51.251 --> 00:36:53.341 What about school? 00:36:53.461 --> 00:36:58.421 The schools will close anyway. God only knows until when. 00:36:59.175 --> 00:37:01.965 - And the newspaper? - Don't worry. 00:37:03.430 --> 00:37:06.100 The paper can survive without us for a while. 00:37:06.766 --> 00:37:10.136 Ideas only survive if we're there to defend them. 00:37:10.270 --> 00:37:14.440 Exactly, Rafqa. Exactly. 00:37:26.202 --> 00:37:30.292 There are two orphanages there. I'll come later on foot. 00:37:31.166 --> 00:37:33.536 You're not going there now. 00:37:35.503 --> 00:37:38.463 - You promised Grandma... - You heard your father. 00:37:39.925 --> 00:37:43.215 If they attack the camps, the country's lost. 00:37:43.345 --> 00:37:45.045 School's finished. 00:37:49.726 --> 00:37:51.886 I think of him every day. 00:37:52.020 --> 00:37:54.150 He's my child. 00:37:54.272 --> 00:37:56.272 I want to find him. 00:38:16.836 --> 00:38:21.876 - I'm going to Shadia's for water. - Make it quick, Nawal. 00:40:21.586 --> 00:40:23.546 - Name? - Nawal. 00:40:23.671 --> 00:40:25.671 - Nawal what? - Nawal Marwan. 00:40:26.716 --> 00:40:29.376 - Where are you going? - The South. 00:40:29.511 --> 00:40:32.551 - Why? - To join my husband. 00:42:55.031 --> 00:42:56.661 Wahab... 00:43:23.059 --> 00:43:25.889 It's always been a girls' orphanage? 00:43:26.020 --> 00:43:28.860 The boys moved to Kfar Khout 3 years ago. 00:43:31.276 --> 00:43:34.736 Come with us. Kfar Khout was attacked yesterday. 00:45:04.660 --> 00:45:08.160 I'm looking for the orphanage. Do you know where it is? 00:45:08.289 --> 00:45:10.329 There. 00:45:10.458 --> 00:45:14.038 The children! Where are the children? 00:45:14.170 --> 00:45:17.010 Ask someone who was there. 00:45:17.131 --> 00:45:22.301 The Muslim villagers have fled to the camp in Deressa. 00:45:22.428 --> 00:45:26.058 They fear the reprisals that'll come. 00:45:26.182 --> 00:45:29.432 Maybe the children are with them. 00:45:30.728 --> 00:45:36.438 Chamseddine and his men killed all the Christians to avenge the refugees. 00:45:39.195 --> 00:45:43.155 Maybe the children are in Deressa. 00:47:06.324 --> 00:47:08.334 Are you going to Deressa? 00:51:11.444 --> 00:51:14.284 I'm Christian! I'm Christian! 00:51:24.874 --> 00:51:27.544 My daughter! My daughter! 00:53:47.683 --> 00:53:51.693 THE SOUTH 00:55:04.051 --> 00:55:08.431 Hi, Simon. It's me. I'm in mum's village. I wish you were here. 00:55:08.555 --> 00:55:10.005 Listen. 00:56:08.532 --> 00:56:11.912 I told you never to come back here! 00:56:15.372 --> 00:56:16.792 Hello. 00:56:17.541 --> 00:56:19.001 Souha? 00:56:22.129 --> 00:56:24.839 Ahmed loves you! Ahmed loves you! 00:56:30.971 --> 00:56:33.431 I told you to stop saying that! 00:56:35.225 --> 00:56:37.975 Hello. Can I help you? 00:56:42.066 --> 00:56:44.066 Hello. 00:56:44.193 --> 00:56:48.363 Does anyone speak French or English? 00:56:49.490 --> 00:56:51.320 Where's Samia? 00:57:33.325 --> 00:57:34.735 Thank you. 00:57:50.217 --> 00:57:53.427 - You speak French? - Yes. Hello. 00:57:53.554 --> 00:57:57.104 Hello. My name is Samia. 00:57:58.600 --> 00:58:01.850 I'm Jeanne Marwan. Thanks for helping. 00:58:01.979 --> 00:58:05.109 Marwan? There are lots of Marwans here. 00:58:05.232 --> 00:58:06.822 Really? 00:58:08.318 --> 00:58:10.318 I'm from Canada. 00:58:11.488 --> 00:58:13.278 I'm looking for Souha. 00:58:14.032 --> 00:58:16.032 Souha? That's her. 00:58:16.160 --> 00:58:18.410 She's my great-grandmother. 00:58:27.838 --> 00:58:30.838 The grocer at the corner gave me your name. 00:58:37.472 --> 00:58:40.472 I'm looking for my father. His name is Wahab. 00:58:48.317 --> 00:58:50.477 My mother was Nawal Marwan. 00:58:52.404 --> 00:58:54.074 She was born here. 00:59:00.495 --> 00:59:02.035 We don't know her. 00:59:02.164 --> 00:59:04.424 Yes, we know her! 00:59:11.256 --> 00:59:14.626 Her mother is a disgrace! 00:59:28.273 --> 00:59:32.033 The Marwan family was struck by disgrace. 00:59:32.819 --> 00:59:34.649 The war came. 00:59:40.244 --> 00:59:41.794 I'm looking for Wahab. 00:59:45.791 --> 00:59:47.791 She doesn't know Wahab. 00:59:51.922 --> 00:59:56.182 I can't help you. I'm sorry, I'm tired. 01:00:05.769 --> 01:00:09.689 If you are the daughter of Nawal Marwan, 01:00:10.983 --> 01:00:13.903 you are not welcome here. 01:00:14.027 --> 01:00:16.027 Go home. 01:00:19.533 --> 01:00:21.873 You're looking for your father, 01:00:21.994 --> 01:00:24.544 but you don't know who your mother is. 01:02:58.567 --> 01:03:01.777 I arrived after the massacre at the Deressa camp. 01:03:03.405 --> 01:03:05.405 Everything was smouldering. 01:03:07.367 --> 01:03:09.827 I searched for my son among pools of blood. 01:03:11.455 --> 01:03:14.955 I never want to forget what I saw and heard. 01:03:16.001 --> 01:03:19.001 You say you oppose our enemy. 01:03:19.129 --> 01:03:22.719 That does not make you our friend. 01:03:23.508 --> 01:03:26.338 Why should Chamseddine trust you? 01:03:27.637 --> 01:03:30.137 My son's father was a Deressa refugee. 01:03:30.265 --> 01:03:32.725 My son was swallowed by the war. 01:03:33.643 --> 01:03:35.853 I have nothing left to lose. 01:03:37.481 --> 01:03:40.441 I have only hatred for the Nationalists. 01:03:41.610 --> 01:03:44.780 That's not what you wrote in Charbel's newspaper. 01:03:45.864 --> 01:03:50.414 My uncle believed that his words and books would promote peace. 01:03:51.995 --> 01:03:53.945 I believed him. 01:03:56.041 --> 01:03:58.421 Life taught me otherwise. 01:04:00.712 --> 01:04:02.512 What do you want now? 01:04:05.175 --> 01:04:08.755 To teach the enemy what life has taught me. 01:05:03.024 --> 01:05:04.734 Very good. 01:05:04.859 --> 01:05:07.609 Very good. You just forgot this. 01:05:12.951 --> 01:05:14.991 How's the French? 01:05:16.079 --> 01:05:19.209 I am much gooder, Dad. 01:05:19.332 --> 01:05:22.632 The comparative of "good" is "better," darling. 01:05:26.256 --> 01:05:29.046 I want my son to speak several languages. 01:05:29.175 --> 01:05:32.045 So he can understand without an intermediary. 01:05:57.412 --> 01:06:00.832 - Nawal here. - How are you, Nawal? This is Nouchine. 01:06:02.083 --> 01:06:05.843 Good evening, Nouchine. How is your mother? 01:06:05.962 --> 01:06:09.592 My mother is very well. Tomorrow at 10:00am. 01:06:11.843 --> 01:06:13.643 Tomorrow it is. 01:07:29.796 --> 01:07:32.006 - Hey, lovely. - Good morning. 01:07:32.924 --> 01:07:35.554 - Will you go out with us Thursday? - No. 01:07:36.428 --> 01:07:38.468 - Friday? - No. 01:07:38.596 --> 01:07:40.466 - Saturday? - No. 01:07:42.642 --> 01:07:44.732 We're patient! 01:07:44.853 --> 01:07:46.603 So am I. 01:07:59.951 --> 01:08:03.081 Don't forget. "Always" always takes an S. 01:09:05.433 --> 01:09:06.773 Goddamn whore! 01:10:49.329 --> 01:10:53.669 Amnesty International repeatedly condemned the Kfar Ryat prison. 01:11:03.051 --> 01:11:05.051 This is the women's section. 01:11:06.554 --> 01:11:08.394 The cells are bigger. 01:11:08.514 --> 01:11:10.974 Some prisoners were kept for 1 5 years. 01:11:21.194 --> 01:11:24.364 - When was it built? - After the massacres. 01:11:24.489 --> 01:11:26.619 Right after war started. 01:11:26.741 --> 01:11:29.161 They jailed 600 political prisoners. 01:11:32.080 --> 01:11:34.500 You can go in. I'll take a picture. 01:11:47.053 --> 01:11:48.893 Do you know her? 01:11:51.391 --> 01:11:53.271 It was taken here. 01:11:54.811 --> 01:11:58.061 I don't know her. That was a long time ago, so I... 01:11:58.189 --> 01:12:00.609 Do you know anyone who worked here? 01:12:41.024 --> 01:12:50.914 Hello. 01:12:54.120 --> 01:12:56.540 I'm looking for Fahim Harrsa. 01:13:00.835 --> 01:13:02.955 I'm the school janitor. 01:13:04.047 --> 01:13:05.627 Yes, but before? 01:13:05.757 --> 01:13:07.167 Before? 01:13:08.092 --> 01:13:11.052 That was before I was school janitor. 01:13:11.179 --> 01:13:14.469 I've been the school janitor a long time. 01:13:16.559 --> 01:13:18.519 Do you know this woman? 01:13:18.644 --> 01:13:20.654 She was in Kfar Ryat. 01:13:23.399 --> 01:13:25.899 I'm the school janitor. End of story. 01:13:29.614 --> 01:13:32.244 I need someone who knew her, 01:13:32.366 --> 01:13:34.366 who can tell me about her. 01:13:36.746 --> 01:13:38.206 She's my mother. 01:13:41.751 --> 01:13:43.751 She's the Woman who Sings. 01:13:43.878 --> 01:13:45.548 Number 72. 01:13:47.840 --> 01:13:51.430 She shot the leader of the right-wing Christian militias. 01:13:53.096 --> 01:13:55.256 They made her pay a high price. 01:13:55.389 --> 01:13:57.599 Very high. 01:13:57.725 --> 01:13:59.345 15 years. 01:13:59.477 --> 01:14:02.227 "The Woman who Sings." 01:14:03.689 --> 01:14:05.859 They called her "The Woman who Sings." 01:14:05.983 --> 01:14:07.823 She sang all the time. 01:14:08.736 --> 01:14:10.486 You're sure it's her? 01:14:12.031 --> 01:14:14.571 I spent 1 3 years watching her. 01:14:16.786 --> 01:14:20.786 Have you ever spent 1 3 years watching someone? 01:14:24.127 --> 01:14:26.587 They did everything to break her. 01:14:28.464 --> 01:14:32.014 At the end, she still stood tall 01:14:32.135 --> 01:14:34.335 and looked them in the eye. 01:14:36.931 --> 01:14:40.521 Never seen anyone like her. She wouldn't break. 01:14:41.227 --> 01:14:43.187 They were enraged. 01:14:50.403 --> 01:14:52.613 So they sent Abou Tarek. 01:14:52.738 --> 01:14:54.278 Who's that? 01:15:04.041 --> 01:15:05.501 Abou Tarek. 01:15:07.378 --> 01:15:12.508 You know, sometimes it's better not to know. 01:15:13.718 --> 01:15:15.758 I live with it anyway. 01:15:16.554 --> 01:15:18.104 Go on. 01:15:19.807 --> 01:15:21.267 Abou Tarek... 01:15:22.268 --> 01:15:25.308 Abou Tarek was a torture specialist. 01:15:26.189 --> 01:15:28.479 He raped her again and again. 01:15:29.275 --> 01:15:34.275 To break her before her release. So she'd stop singing. 01:15:37.825 --> 01:15:41.615 In the end, she became pregnant. 01:15:42.914 --> 01:15:46.084 It was like that. I'll never forget. 01:15:46.751 --> 01:15:50.551 72, made pregnant by Abou Tarek. 01:15:52.798 --> 01:15:56.718 They waited until she gave birth in prison. 01:15:57.511 --> 01:16:00.101 Then they let her go. 01:16:03.517 --> 01:16:06.437 The baby? Did you see the baby? 01:16:08.522 --> 01:16:12.532 There was a doctor who sometimes came. 01:16:12.652 --> 01:16:15.282 I believe he went crazy. 01:16:15.404 --> 01:16:18.374 Others say he has a restaurant in Tel Aviv. 01:16:20.701 --> 01:16:24.701 That's bullshit. He went crazy or else he died. 01:16:25.581 --> 01:16:30.591 Now, the nurse... I know her. She lives in Daresh. 01:16:33.756 --> 01:16:35.166 In Daresh. 01:16:43.891 --> 01:16:48.021 Listen, Simon. I don't give a shit. Just shut up! 01:16:48.145 --> 01:16:51.765 Mum was in prison. Simon, mum... 01:16:52.775 --> 01:16:54.435 Mum was raped. 01:16:56.279 --> 01:16:58.279 She had our brother in jail. 01:16:59.907 --> 01:17:01.737 I need you. 01:17:18.884 --> 01:17:22.934 THE WOMAN WHO SINGS 01:20:00.921 --> 01:20:03.091 The contracts of Notary Amyott. 01:20:03.215 --> 01:20:05.965 From 1868-1892. 01:20:06.093 --> 01:20:09.803 His son, Edouard, took over until 1 925. All handwritten. 01:20:10.931 --> 01:20:13.981 My grandfather, Charles. My father, Henri. 01:20:14.560 --> 01:20:16.100 And me. 01:20:16.228 --> 01:20:19.108 The end, because I'm the last of the Lebels. 01:20:20.691 --> 01:20:23.321 I'll show you the will of a man... 01:20:25.946 --> 01:20:27.776 ...who led parallel lives. 01:20:30.659 --> 01:20:33.539 Turned out he had three wives. 01:20:33.662 --> 01:20:38.042 Here, in Miami and in Honduras, where he did business. 01:20:39.001 --> 01:20:44.761 So now, it's not three children involved, but eight. 01:20:44.882 --> 01:20:46.972 That was fun, believe you me! 01:20:48.385 --> 01:20:49.795 Look. 01:20:52.264 --> 01:20:54.774 Death is never the end of the story. 01:20:54.892 --> 01:20:57.022 It always leaves tracks. 01:20:59.230 --> 01:21:03.270 To find your brother, you have to retrace your mother's past. 01:21:03.400 --> 01:21:06.950 Jean, I want to find my sister. That's all. 01:21:07.071 --> 01:21:11.571 I'm on it. I have a few quick things to wrap up. 01:21:11.700 --> 01:21:14.120 Pack your stuff. We'll leave in... 01:21:14.995 --> 01:21:16.615 My passport! 01:21:16.747 --> 01:21:18.537 We? 01:21:18.666 --> 01:21:20.666 Haven't you done enough? 01:21:20.793 --> 01:21:22.843 Exactly. I can't pull out now. 01:21:25.130 --> 01:21:26.970 Grow up, Simon. 01:21:28.050 --> 01:21:30.050 I know you need me. 01:21:32.137 --> 01:21:34.927 - We find her and come back. - Promise. 01:21:35.683 --> 01:21:40.313 For a notary, Mr Marwan, a promise is sacred. 01:24:35.487 --> 01:24:37.907 Now sing. 01:25:45.641 --> 01:25:48.021 That's it. That's it. 01:25:49.812 --> 01:25:53.272 The baby's coming. I can see its head. 01:25:53.398 --> 01:25:54.568 Push. 01:25:55.484 --> 01:25:58.074 Go on, dear. 01:26:05.202 --> 01:26:07.202 The first one is out. 01:26:27.683 --> 01:26:30.983 Rest a bit now. 01:26:31.854 --> 01:26:33.694 I'm proud of you. 01:26:35.107 --> 01:26:37.317 Get ready for the second. 01:27:06.847 --> 01:27:09.347 Stop. Give. 01:27:10.726 --> 01:27:14.436 - What are you doing? - You threw them in the river like always. 01:27:15.939 --> 01:27:17.399 - It's dangerous. - No. 01:27:17.524 --> 01:27:21.534 You did your duty. You threw them in the river. 01:27:21.653 --> 01:27:26.073 I'll look after them. They're the babies of the Woman who Sings. 01:27:46.887 --> 01:27:49.717 We are a battlefield for other countries. 01:27:49.848 --> 01:27:53.808 Imagine if there'd been notaries back in Noah's day. 01:27:53.936 --> 01:27:56.936 We'd only have to look up the property deeds. 01:27:57.064 --> 01:28:01.194 This is your land. This is your land. The right of way... 01:28:01.318 --> 01:28:04.068 Done. Everyone's happy. 01:28:04.821 --> 01:28:08.741 - Notaries only began 1 000 years ago. - That's the problem. 01:28:08.867 --> 01:28:10.907 We should've been there from day one. 01:28:12.412 --> 01:28:14.412 Thank you again for your help. 01:28:14.539 --> 01:28:16.459 It's my pleasure, dear colleague. 01:28:16.583 --> 01:28:20.293 I have the information you requested by email. 01:28:20.420 --> 01:28:23.460 Simon, my briefcase is right beside you. 01:28:23.590 --> 01:28:26.010 Would you please hand it to Mr Lebel? 01:28:27.219 --> 01:28:31.759 You're very kind, but with the jet lag, we'll look at it later. 01:28:31.890 --> 01:28:36.730 In brief, for the father it's complicated. There's no death certificate. 01:28:36.853 --> 01:28:39.733 - For the brother... - Excuse me, what's this about? 01:28:41.274 --> 01:28:43.154 I asked for help, Simon. 01:28:43.276 --> 01:28:46.026 Mr Maddad agreed, to speed things up. 01:28:47.280 --> 01:28:49.660 I told you, we're here to find Jeanne. 01:28:51.743 --> 01:28:55.083 Your sister's the easiest family member to find. 01:29:02.546 --> 01:29:04.756 I'm so happy you're here. 01:29:04.881 --> 01:29:06.551 Me too. 01:29:14.224 --> 01:29:18.814 The nurse who helped mum deliver in jail... We can go see her today. 01:29:20.355 --> 01:29:22.685 Jeanne, it's enough. 01:29:24.860 --> 01:29:27.740 Just shut up and come with me. 01:29:27.863 --> 01:29:30.283 It's your job to find our brother. 01:29:30.407 --> 01:29:33.407 If not for her or yourself, do it for me! 01:29:40.083 --> 01:29:42.083 She's in hospital. 01:29:47.799 --> 01:29:51.799 - I'm glad you're here. - Me too, dear. Me too. 01:29:53.013 --> 01:29:55.433 If she's sleeping, you'll come back. 01:30:19.664 --> 01:30:21.294 Mrs Maïka? 01:30:53.406 --> 01:30:56.906 Hello, madame. Thanks for seeing us. 01:30:57.035 --> 01:30:59.325 It's about someone you knew. 01:30:59.454 --> 01:31:01.664 You know Nawal Marwan? 01:31:30.485 --> 01:31:33.195 You were a nurse at Kfar Ryat? 01:31:47.210 --> 01:31:49.460 She says she knew your mother. 01:31:50.463 --> 01:31:53.093 You helped our mother give birth? 01:32:05.645 --> 01:32:09.315 Madame, we're looking for the child she had in jail. 01:32:09.441 --> 01:32:11.781 Can you help us? 01:32:15.363 --> 01:32:17.743 She worked in Kfar Ryat prison. 01:32:18.658 --> 01:32:20.908 She assisted her during delivery. 01:32:22.954 --> 01:32:25.004 She safeguarded the babies. 01:32:32.130 --> 01:32:35.630 And returned them to the Woman who Sings upon her release. 01:32:35.759 --> 01:32:39.429 - Sarwan! Janaan! - Nawal Marwan had twins. 01:36:54.934 --> 01:36:57.064 You really knew the Woman Who Sings? 01:36:58.146 --> 01:37:00.226 You don't know what it means for me. 01:37:01.941 --> 01:37:06.281 Nawal Marwan worked 1 8 years for me. As my secretary. 01:37:06.404 --> 01:37:09.954 My wife and I were fond of her and her children. 01:37:10.074 --> 01:37:13.834 But I realize I didn't really know her after all. 01:37:16.998 --> 01:37:18.868 - Ready? - Ready. 01:37:34.390 --> 01:37:37.020 At my request, Mr Maddad did research. 01:37:37.143 --> 01:37:39.603 To find your brother and father. 01:37:45.818 --> 01:37:49.658 For the father, Abou Tarek, there's no death certificate. 01:37:49.781 --> 01:37:52.621 Many in this country disappeared. 01:37:52.742 --> 01:37:57.082 He may have gone abroad. That's what his kind often did. 01:37:57.205 --> 01:38:00.165 They're either dead or they left. 01:38:00.291 --> 01:38:03.091 - Wait and see. - Maybe this is best. 01:38:04.754 --> 01:38:06.674 For the brother... 01:38:06.798 --> 01:38:11.638 Your client, Mrs Nawal Marwan, is from the village of Der Om. 01:38:12.720 --> 01:38:16.060 She gave the child to a midwife named Elham, 01:38:16.182 --> 01:38:19.392 who placed him at the Kfar Khout orphanage 01:38:19.519 --> 01:38:22.399 in May 1 970. 01:38:23.731 --> 01:38:26.281 It was hard to locate the registries. 01:38:26.401 --> 01:38:29.741 Many documents were destroyed in the war. 01:38:29.862 --> 01:38:33.122 But I finally turned up the registries. 01:38:33.241 --> 01:38:36.871 The Sisters of Charity collected and donated them 01:38:36.995 --> 01:38:39.035 to the National Archives. 01:38:39.163 --> 01:38:42.003 In May 1 970, 01:38:42.125 --> 01:38:44.875 the midwife of Der Om, Elham, 01:38:45.003 --> 01:38:47.503 gave up a male child for adoption. 01:38:47.630 --> 01:38:51.300 The only boy placed at the orphanage that month. 01:38:51.426 --> 01:38:55.636 Look, he was registered under the first name of Nihad. 01:38:57.348 --> 01:38:58.768 The dates match. 01:38:59.851 --> 01:39:01.271 It's him. 01:39:02.895 --> 01:39:05.055 He's your brother. Nihad. 01:39:08.860 --> 01:39:11.280 Kfar Khout orphanage. 01:39:11.404 --> 01:39:15.324 Nihad of May. That was his name for the records. 01:39:15.450 --> 01:39:17.330 Nihad of the month of May. 01:39:17.452 --> 01:39:20.452 The month of arrival was a temporary surname. 01:39:21.289 --> 01:39:25.419 There were no adoptions at the time. The war had started. 01:39:26.127 --> 01:39:28.337 In 1 974 the orphanage was destroyed. 01:39:30.131 --> 01:39:32.801 We must ask who destroyed Kfar Khout 01:39:32.925 --> 01:39:36.005 to learn what happened to the children. 01:39:37.722 --> 01:39:41.812 Between you and me, given what occurred in the region, 01:39:41.934 --> 01:39:43.564 there's little hope. 01:39:45.438 --> 01:39:47.978 He's probably dead too. 01:39:48.107 --> 01:39:51.397 I didn't say dead. I said we lost his trace. 01:39:53.404 --> 01:39:57.744 They're both dead. We open the letters. Finished. 01:39:57.867 --> 01:40:01.497 I won't allow it. This kind of thing is sacred. 01:40:02.955 --> 01:40:05.415 It would be like a rape. 01:40:05.541 --> 01:40:07.831 Great, it runs in the family. 01:40:10.755 --> 01:40:12.165 Sorry. 01:40:14.717 --> 01:40:19.427 There's one path left, but it's somewhat radical. 01:40:20.515 --> 01:40:24.885 The warlord who razed the orphanage is still alive. 01:40:25.019 --> 01:40:28.229 He may know what happened to Nihad and the others. 01:40:28.356 --> 01:40:30.266 It's been an eternity. 01:40:30.400 --> 01:40:35.450 You must understand, those years saw a series of reprisals 01:40:35.571 --> 01:40:39.071 that set off each other with merciless logic. 01:40:39.534 --> 01:40:41.164 Like an equation. 01:40:43.329 --> 01:40:47.289 A warlord is precisely the kind of man with a long memory. 01:40:47.417 --> 01:40:49.627 He'll remember, believe me. 01:40:51.379 --> 01:40:54.549 Wallat Chamseddine. That's his name. 01:40:58.886 --> 01:41:03.176 - Where do we find him? - You don't find him, he finds you. 01:41:06.394 --> 01:41:08.404 We can try something. 01:41:10.565 --> 01:41:12.895 Do you like tea, Mr Marwan? 01:41:17.655 --> 01:41:19.315 It's your turn. 01:41:22.493 --> 01:41:26.043 You'll travel to the Deressa refugee camp. 01:41:26.164 --> 01:41:27.794 You'll drink tea. 01:41:27.915 --> 01:41:31.415 With whomever invites you. 01:41:31.544 --> 01:41:34.254 You'll tell them you're the son of the Woman who Sings, 01:41:34.380 --> 01:41:36.970 and that you're looking for Nihad of May. 01:41:37.091 --> 01:41:39.091 You can't go alone. 01:41:40.470 --> 01:41:43.430 I'll find someone to accompany you. 01:42:05.787 --> 01:42:07.657 Welcome to Deressa. 01:43:16.691 --> 01:43:19.691 - Know where we're going? - No idea. 01:43:46.178 --> 01:43:50.388 - How are you? - Look, you're a grown man! 01:43:50.516 --> 01:43:54.226 I finished my engineering degree. 01:43:54.353 --> 01:43:58.153 I can't find work, so I drive a taxi. 01:43:58.274 --> 01:44:00.364 What brings you here? 01:44:00.484 --> 01:44:05.494 I'm with some foreign visitors who asked me to bring them here. 01:44:07.366 --> 01:44:11.696 - Welcome. Come. - No, thank you. We're short of time. 01:44:11.829 --> 01:44:13.579 Please, come. 01:44:18.669 --> 01:44:21.089 He's inviting us for tea. 01:44:21.213 --> 01:44:22.513 OK. 01:44:40.900 --> 01:44:43.780 He asked me why you came to Deressa. 01:44:47.114 --> 01:44:49.284 To find someone, Nihad of May. 01:44:59.293 --> 01:45:01.923 He doesn't know a Nihad of May. 01:45:02.046 --> 01:45:04.836 He asks what your name is. 01:45:12.890 --> 01:45:15.350 My mother's from Der Om in the South. 01:45:28.572 --> 01:45:30.622 My mother's the Woman who Sings. 01:45:55.975 --> 01:45:57.845 Yeah, it's done. 01:46:03.357 --> 01:46:04.977 Wait for what? 01:46:38.309 --> 01:46:40.389 - Sarwan Marwan? - Yes. 01:46:40.519 --> 01:46:43.149 We've come to offer our help. 01:46:43.272 --> 01:46:45.112 You'll be back in an hour. 01:46:46.525 --> 01:46:50.775 - Can I tell my sister? - No, only an hour. That's a promise. 01:46:52.531 --> 01:46:54.701 I'll put on a shirt. One sec. 01:46:57.661 --> 01:47:00.411 - He's calling. - That's OK. 01:47:01.624 --> 01:47:04.544 Already? Don't worry, you can go with them. 01:47:04.668 --> 01:47:08.958 In the South, one spark sets everything off. Alright. 01:48:23.581 --> 01:48:26.961 You helped us. Now it's our turn to help you. 01:48:28.335 --> 01:48:31.745 You'll leave the country. It will be simpler. 01:48:31.881 --> 01:48:34.551 We'll find you a home and a job. 01:48:35.384 --> 01:48:38.434 I want you to have a better life. 01:48:40.181 --> 01:48:42.891 We have many contacts in America. 01:48:44.935 --> 01:48:47.095 You must go with your children. 01:48:47.229 --> 01:48:50.439 I know they're alive. Take them with you. 01:48:53.527 --> 01:48:57.197 Your children will help you, you'll see. 01:49:03.787 --> 01:49:06.497 You can't ask that of me. 01:49:08.709 --> 01:49:11.249 Your children are our children. 01:49:11.378 --> 01:49:13.798 Your family is our family. 01:49:13.923 --> 01:49:15.473 Trust me. 01:49:16.467 --> 01:49:19.797 I will help you. 01:49:19.929 --> 01:49:23.179 I will always be there for you and your children. 01:50:12.147 --> 01:50:13.817 Hello, Sarwan. 01:50:16.026 --> 01:50:19.896 Forgive the precautions, but it's for your protection. 01:50:21.782 --> 01:50:24.742 I am called Wallat Chamseddine. 01:50:27.121 --> 01:50:31.251 Tell me, how can I help you, Sarwan Marwan? 01:50:33.210 --> 01:50:35.420 You knew my mother? 01:50:35.546 --> 01:50:37.836 Let's say she worked for me. 01:50:38.966 --> 01:50:40.966 How can I help you? 01:50:44.805 --> 01:50:47.805 I'm looking for a man named Nihad of May. 01:50:49.143 --> 01:50:51.353 Why do you want Nihad of May? 01:50:53.314 --> 01:50:56.984 He's my brother. My mother asked me to find him. 01:50:58.777 --> 01:51:03.317 How can you say that Nihad of May is the son of Nawal Marwan? 01:51:06.493 --> 01:51:10.123 My brother was placed at the Kfar Khout orphanage. 01:51:11.665 --> 01:51:14.075 We found the birth records. 01:51:15.544 --> 01:51:19.424 The dates, everything fits. Nihad of May is my brother. 01:52:02.883 --> 01:52:06.973 My friends and I attacked the Christians of Kfar Khout, 01:52:08.138 --> 01:52:12.268 to avenge the aggressions against our brother refugees. 01:52:14.144 --> 01:52:17.234 There was an orphanage in Kfar Khout. 01:52:18.399 --> 01:52:21.859 I spared the children and I took them with us. 01:52:22.736 --> 01:52:25.566 Nihad was among them. 01:52:25.697 --> 01:52:30.327 We trained them, prepared them to fight alongside us. 01:52:31.495 --> 01:52:35.455 Nihad had a gift. He was special. 01:52:36.500 --> 01:52:39.880 He quickly became a formidable marksman. 01:52:41.171 --> 01:52:44.721 But...he wanted to find his mother. 01:52:45.801 --> 01:52:47.801 He searched for months. 01:52:49.513 --> 01:52:52.143 I don't know what he saw or heard. 01:52:53.392 --> 01:52:57.442 He became...crazed with war. 01:52:58.480 --> 01:53:02.320 He came back to see me. He wanted to be a martyr. 01:53:02.443 --> 01:53:06.703 His mother would see his photo on every wall in the country. 01:53:08.282 --> 01:53:10.162 But I refused. 01:53:11.410 --> 01:53:14.040 He went back to Daresh. 01:53:14.163 --> 01:53:18.583 He became the most dangerous sniper in the region. 01:53:18.709 --> 01:53:22.169 A real machine. He would shoot at anyone. 01:53:23.046 --> 01:53:26.876 And then, there was the enemy invasion. 01:53:28.260 --> 01:53:32.680 And one morning... they captured Nihad. 01:53:32.806 --> 01:53:34.886 He'd killed seven soldiers. 01:53:36.768 --> 01:53:39.768 They didn't kill him, they trained him, 01:53:39.897 --> 01:53:43.147 and they sent him to the Kfar Ryat prison. 01:53:44.234 --> 01:53:47.244 - He was in prison? - Yes. 01:53:49.948 --> 01:53:52.118 As a torturer. 01:53:53.076 --> 01:53:54.866 With my father? 01:53:54.995 --> 01:53:59.325 No. He didn't work with Abou Tarek, your father. 01:54:28.654 --> 01:54:30.244 You OK? 01:54:34.743 --> 01:54:36.833 One plus one... 01:54:36.954 --> 01:54:38.544 makes two. 01:54:39.456 --> 01:54:40.866 What? 01:54:43.961 --> 01:54:46.591 One plus one makes two. 01:54:46.713 --> 01:54:48.513 It can't make one. 01:54:55.013 --> 01:54:56.853 You're feverish. 01:54:59.268 --> 01:55:00.688 Jeanne? 01:55:02.563 --> 01:55:05.313 One plus one... Can it make one? 01:55:27.170 --> 01:55:30.210 - There's a chair. - Take it if you want. 01:56:59.012 --> 01:57:00.972 Can I help you, madame? 01:57:10.190 --> 01:57:11.820 I'm sorry. 01:58:21.595 --> 01:58:24.135 When he became a torturer, 01:58:24.264 --> 01:58:26.564 your brother changed names. 01:58:26.683 --> 01:58:29.563 He became...Abou Tarek. 01:58:32.314 --> 01:58:35.614 Nihad of May is Abou Tarek. 01:58:39.613 --> 01:58:44.123 We know he's living in Canada under a new identity. 01:58:44.242 --> 01:58:46.622 Nihad Harmanni. 01:59:25.784 --> 01:59:27.414 Mr Harmanni? 01:59:30.163 --> 01:59:31.583 Yes. 01:59:38.672 --> 01:59:40.512 This is for you. 02:00:10.871 --> 02:00:12.751 LETTER TO THE FATHER 02:00:25.927 --> 02:00:28.547 I'm shaking as I write. 02:00:28.680 --> 02:00:30.810 I recognized you. 02:00:30.932 --> 02:00:32.732 You didn't recognize me. 02:00:32.851 --> 02:00:34.891 It's magnificent, a miracle. 02:00:35.020 --> 02:00:37.350 I am your number 72. 02:00:38.440 --> 02:00:41.280 Our children will deliver this. 02:00:42.193 --> 02:00:44.403 You won't recognize them, 02:00:44.529 --> 02:00:46.159 for they are beautiful. 02:00:46.281 --> 02:00:48.411 But they know who you are. 02:00:57.000 --> 02:01:00.750 Through them, I want to tell you that you are still alive. 02:01:01.755 --> 02:01:04.755 Soon you'll turn silent... I know. 02:01:06.301 --> 02:01:09.051 For all are silent before the truth. 02:01:10.013 --> 02:01:12.973 Signed: Whore 72. 02:01:27.155 --> 02:01:29.485 I speak to the son, 02:01:29.616 --> 02:01:32.076 not to the torturer. 02:01:32.202 --> 02:01:35.832 Whatever happens, I'll always love you. 02:01:35.956 --> 02:01:39.746 I promised you that when you were born, my son. 02:01:39.876 --> 02:01:43.246 Whatever happens, I'll always love you. 02:01:44.255 --> 02:01:46.835 I looked for you all my life. 02:01:46.967 --> 02:01:48.877 I found you. 02:01:49.552 --> 02:01:51.602 You couldn't recognize me. 02:01:53.139 --> 02:01:56.019 You've a tattoo on your right heel. 02:01:56.142 --> 02:01:59.022 I saw it. I recognized you. 02:02:00.063 --> 02:02:02.483 You are beautiful. 02:02:02.607 --> 02:02:05.527 I wrap you in tenderness, my love. 02:02:06.361 --> 02:02:08.571 Take solace, 02:02:08.697 --> 02:02:11.817 for nothing means more than being together. 02:02:11.950 --> 02:02:14.080 You were born of love. 02:02:14.202 --> 02:02:18.042 So your brother and sister were born of love, too. 02:02:19.582 --> 02:02:22.082 Nothing means more than being together. 02:02:23.086 --> 02:02:26.256 Your mother, Nawal Marwan. 02:02:27.257 --> 02:02:29.427 Prisoner No 72. 02:02:38.143 --> 02:02:41.233 When the envelopes have been delivered, 02:02:41.354 --> 02:02:44.364 you'll be given a letter, the silence broken, 02:02:44.482 --> 02:02:46.322 a promise kept, 02:02:46.443 --> 02:02:49.193 and you can place a stone on my grave, 02:02:49.320 --> 02:02:51.950 and on it engrave my name in the sun. 02:03:12.469 --> 02:03:14.139 My loves, 02:03:15.305 --> 02:03:18.215 where does your story begin? 02:03:18.349 --> 02:03:20.349 At your birth? 02:03:21.686 --> 02:03:23.686 If so, it begins in horror. 02:03:24.939 --> 02:03:27.149 At the birth of your father? 02:03:28.151 --> 02:03:30.901 Then it begins in a great love story. 02:03:33.114 --> 02:03:36.744 But I say your story begins with a promise, 02:03:36.868 --> 02:03:39.288 to break the chain of anger. 02:03:41.206 --> 02:03:44.166 Thanks to you, today I have finally kept it. 02:03:44.292 --> 02:03:46.922 The chain is broken. 02:03:47.045 --> 02:03:50.545 Finally I can take the time to cradle you, 02:03:50.673 --> 02:03:53.803 to gently sing a lullaby to console you. 02:03:56.262 --> 02:03:58.562 Nothing means more than being together. 02:03:59.849 --> 02:04:01.479 I love you. 02:04:02.727 --> 02:04:04.347 Your mother. 02:04:05.396 --> 02:04:06.806 Nawal. 02:10:46.714 --> 02:11:49.724 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.