1 00:04:25,631 --> 00:04:27,048 Good to see you. 2 00:04:36,923 --> 00:04:38,172 Please... 3 00:04:38,297 --> 00:04:42,422 THE TWINS 4 00:05:05,422 --> 00:05:08,131 Will of Mrs Nawal Marwan. 5 00:05:08,256 --> 00:05:10,840 Opening of the will before her two children, 6 00:05:11,131 --> 00:05:12,756 Simon Marwan 7 00:05:13,090 --> 00:05:15,131 and Jeanne Marwan. 8 00:05:17,548 --> 00:05:22,464 In conformance with the instructions and rights of Mrs Nawal Marwan... 9 00:05:23,798 --> 00:05:25,422 Notary Jean Lebel 10 00:05:25,548 --> 00:05:28,422 is named executor of the will. 11 00:05:31,464 --> 00:05:33,714 That was your mother's decision. 12 00:05:34,756 --> 00:05:37,548 I was against it, but she insisted. 13 00:05:40,673 --> 00:05:41,714 You know... 14 00:05:42,756 --> 00:05:44,840 your mother was more than an employee. 15 00:05:45,923 --> 00:05:48,631 My late wife and I considered you our family. 16 00:05:48,756 --> 00:05:49,798 So, 17 00:05:51,214 --> 00:05:52,714 I couldn't refuse. 18 00:05:56,131 --> 00:06:00,048 All my assets are divided between the twins Jeanne and Simon. 19 00:06:00,172 --> 00:06:01,923 My money will be halved 20 00:06:02,048 --> 00:06:05,090 and my belongings divided as they see fit. 21 00:06:07,214 --> 00:06:08,464 Burial. 22 00:06:09,464 --> 00:06:11,673 To Notary Jean Lebel: 23 00:06:11,798 --> 00:06:16,714 Bury me with no casket, no prayers, naked, 24 00:06:16,840 --> 00:06:20,172 face down, away from the world. 25 00:06:23,464 --> 00:06:24,840 Stone and epitaph. 26 00:06:26,297 --> 00:06:30,131 I want no gravestone, nor my name engraved anywhere. 27 00:06:30,256 --> 00:06:33,214 No epitaph for those who don't keep their promises. 28 00:06:35,464 --> 00:06:37,589 To Jeanne and Simon: 29 00:06:37,714 --> 00:06:40,297 Childhood is a knife stuck in your throat. 30 00:06:41,464 --> 00:06:43,090 It can't be easily removed. 31 00:06:45,965 --> 00:06:47,464 Jeanne, 32 00:06:47,589 --> 00:06:49,840 Mr Lebel will give you an envelope. 33 00:06:52,297 --> 00:06:55,464 The envelope is for your father. 34 00:06:56,631 --> 00:06:58,006 Find him 35 00:06:58,131 --> 00:06:59,673 and give it to him. 36 00:07:03,881 --> 00:07:06,422 Simon, the notary will give you an envelope... 37 00:07:06,548 --> 00:07:08,048 I've heard enough. 38 00:07:10,464 --> 00:07:11,589 I haven't finished. 39 00:07:15,422 --> 00:07:16,422 Go on. 40 00:07:18,422 --> 00:07:21,006 Simon, the notary will give you an envelope. 41 00:07:21,131 --> 00:07:24,090 The envelope is for your brother. 42 00:07:26,090 --> 00:07:27,506 Find him 43 00:07:27,631 --> 00:07:29,256 and give him the envelope. 44 00:07:30,506 --> 00:07:33,172 To the son 45 00:07:34,256 --> 00:07:37,090 When the envelopes have been delivered, 46 00:07:37,214 --> 00:07:39,048 you will be given a letter. 47 00:07:40,090 --> 00:07:42,464 The silence will be broken, 48 00:07:42,589 --> 00:07:44,756 a promise kept, 49 00:07:44,881 --> 00:07:48,506 and you can place a stone on my grave and on it engrave 50 00:07:48,631 --> 00:07:50,172 my name in the sun. 51 00:08:04,923 --> 00:08:06,631 I admit, it's unusual. 52 00:08:14,756 --> 00:08:15,965 Anything to sign? 53 00:08:16,090 --> 00:08:17,756 No, not today. 54 00:08:18,798 --> 00:08:19,798 OK. 55 00:08:21,006 --> 00:08:22,214 Thanks, Jean. 56 00:08:22,339 --> 00:08:23,840 Let's go. - Wait. 57 00:08:27,589 --> 00:08:29,464 You know about our father. 58 00:08:30,840 --> 00:08:32,840 That we have no brother. 59 00:08:32,965 --> 00:08:34,756 Why'd you let her write that? 60 00:08:37,548 --> 00:08:39,464 I understand your reaction. 61 00:08:40,256 --> 00:08:41,255 It's very surprising. 62 00:08:41,297 --> 00:08:44,923 Don't pretend you buy this. You knew her. It can't be. 63 00:08:45,048 --> 00:08:47,006 One doesn't invent such things, 64 00:08:47,131 --> 00:08:48,589 not in a will. 65 00:08:50,256 --> 00:08:51,464 There's this, too. 66 00:09:07,965 --> 00:09:11,256 Look, your mother has left us something rather... 67 00:09:12,006 --> 00:09:13,464 We'll sleep on it and... 68 00:09:15,339 --> 00:09:16,965 We'll be in touch. 69 00:09:17,090 --> 00:09:19,339 I'll wait outside. Thank you, Jean. 70 00:09:19,464 --> 00:09:20,840 Sit down, Simon. 71 00:09:22,048 --> 00:09:23,090 Look, Jean... 72 00:09:24,798 --> 00:09:28,090 Your secretary liked working for you. 73 00:09:28,214 --> 00:09:30,756 At least she did that right. Bravo. 74 00:09:32,172 --> 00:09:34,214 But your secretary was my mother. 75 00:09:35,297 --> 00:09:37,714 And that job, a whole other matter... 76 00:09:37,840 --> 00:09:38,714 Simon... 77 00:09:38,840 --> 00:09:41,506 Bury your secretary how you want. 78 00:09:41,631 --> 00:09:43,756 But I'll bury my mom normally. 79 00:09:43,881 --> 00:09:47,006 For once in her life she'll have acted normally. 80 00:09:49,714 --> 00:09:50,881 End of discussion. 81 00:10:05,589 --> 00:10:06,589 Take your time. 82 00:10:07,048 --> 00:10:09,090 Come back when Simon's calmer. 83 00:10:13,673 --> 00:10:15,965 I know it's very unusual, but... 84 00:10:20,090 --> 00:10:22,090 your mother wasn't crazy, Jeanne. 85 00:10:40,923 --> 00:10:42,631 We're a big family suddenly. 86 00:10:47,881 --> 00:10:49,256 She ever mention a dog? 87 00:10:50,297 --> 00:10:52,297 Big families always have a dog. 88 00:10:52,965 --> 00:10:54,923 Do we have to find it now too? 89 00:10:55,714 --> 00:10:57,339 She's fucking crazy. 90 00:11:03,256 --> 00:11:04,756 I'll talk to Jean. 91 00:11:05,756 --> 00:11:06,756 About what? 92 00:11:07,506 --> 00:11:09,297 Having a normal funeral. 93 00:11:12,464 --> 00:11:14,506 We'll take care of her, then you. 94 00:11:28,756 --> 00:11:29,756 Where you going? 95 00:11:30,840 --> 00:11:32,464 Bury her any way you want. 96 00:11:32,589 --> 00:11:34,048 Cut it out. 97 00:11:36,256 --> 00:11:38,548 You weren't there when she died, 98 00:11:38,673 --> 00:11:41,714 you were there when she had her accident... 99 00:11:41,840 --> 00:11:43,840 You feel guilty about everything! 100 00:11:44,923 --> 00:11:47,131 I don't feel guilty. 101 00:11:47,256 --> 00:11:49,256 Do you realize what we just heard? 102 00:11:49,381 --> 00:11:52,214 She's gone, Christ! It's over. Peace at last! 103 00:11:57,422 --> 00:11:59,172 I feel so fucking peaceful! 104 00:12:05,048 --> 00:12:06,673 I'm at peace. 105 00:12:09,631 --> 00:12:11,048 I can see that. 106 00:12:15,131 --> 00:12:18,297 The mathematics you've studied until now 107 00:12:18,422 --> 00:12:22,589 have sought to provide clear and definitive answers 108 00:12:22,714 --> 00:12:25,840 to clear and definitive problems. 109 00:12:25,965 --> 00:12:29,048 Now you are embarking on a new adventure. 110 00:12:29,172 --> 00:12:31,631 You will face insoluble problems 111 00:12:31,756 --> 00:12:36,339 that will lead to other, equally insoluble problems. 112 00:12:36,464 --> 00:12:40,006 Friends will insist that the object of your toil 113 00:12:40,131 --> 00:12:42,006 is futile. 114 00:12:42,131 --> 00:12:45,506 You'll have no way of defending yourself, 115 00:12:45,631 --> 00:12:49,339 for the problems will be of mind-boggling complexity. 116 00:12:50,840 --> 00:12:53,172 Welcome to pure mathematics 117 00:12:53,297 --> 00:12:55,589 and the realm of solitude. 118 00:12:55,714 --> 00:12:57,673 Let me introduce my assistant, 119 00:12:57,798 --> 00:13:00,506 Miss Jeanne Marwan. 120 00:13:01,631 --> 00:13:02,630 Hello. 121 00:13:06,840 --> 00:13:09,131 We'll start with the Collatz conjecture. 122 00:13:12,297 --> 00:13:14,714 What does your intuition tell you? 123 00:13:21,923 --> 00:13:24,381 Your intuition is always right. 124 00:13:24,506 --> 00:13:28,339 That's why you have the makings of a true mathematician. 125 00:13:28,464 --> 00:13:31,381 But for this you're going to need help. 126 00:13:32,714 --> 00:13:34,923 Do you have family there? 127 00:13:36,090 --> 00:13:37,214 Any contacts? 128 00:13:37,339 --> 00:13:38,589 It's ridiculous, Niv. 129 00:13:38,714 --> 00:13:42,131 You just learned that a) your father is alive 130 00:13:42,256 --> 00:13:45,381 and b) you have another brother. 131 00:13:45,506 --> 00:13:48,840 What's ridiculous is to challenge the inevitable. 132 00:13:49,631 --> 00:13:51,840 You have to know, 133 00:13:51,965 --> 00:13:54,381 or your mind will never be at peace. 134 00:13:56,631 --> 00:14:00,297 And without peace of mind, no pure mathematics. 135 00:14:03,756 --> 00:14:05,881 You need a starting point. 136 00:14:11,798 --> 00:14:14,589 My father died during the war, in Daresh. 137 00:14:14,714 --> 00:14:16,923 That's the unknown variable. 138 00:14:17,048 --> 00:14:19,256 You never start with the unknown variable. 139 00:14:22,006 --> 00:14:24,881 My mom's from Der Om, a village in the Fouad. 140 00:14:27,214 --> 00:14:30,422 She studied French at Daresh University. 141 00:14:30,548 --> 00:14:33,048 If she studied, there's hope. 142 00:14:35,172 --> 00:14:36,798 Saïd Haidar. 143 00:14:37,965 --> 00:14:40,506 You'll pay a visit to Saïd Haidar. 144 00:14:40,631 --> 00:14:43,048 An old friend who teaches in Daresh. 145 00:14:43,172 --> 00:14:44,923 You can trust him. 146 00:17:32,172 --> 00:17:33,172 Mom? 147 00:17:33,840 --> 00:17:34,881 Are you alright? 148 00:17:41,172 --> 00:17:42,464 What are you doing? 149 00:17:43,048 --> 00:17:44,090 Mom? 150 00:17:45,048 --> 00:17:46,048 Are you OK? 151 00:17:49,548 --> 00:17:51,506 Madame, you're on my towel. 152 00:17:53,297 --> 00:17:54,297 Mom? 153 00:17:56,673 --> 00:17:57,672 Mom? 154 00:18:20,881 --> 00:18:21,881 Mom? 155 00:18:24,548 --> 00:18:25,798 What happened? 156 00:18:28,756 --> 00:18:30,172 Where's Jeanne? 157 00:18:33,090 --> 00:18:34,090 Mom? 158 00:18:46,840 --> 00:18:48,589 Does she get migraines? 159 00:18:48,714 --> 00:18:49,713 No. 160 00:18:50,090 --> 00:18:51,214 Memory lapses? 161 00:18:51,339 --> 00:18:52,631 No. 162 00:18:52,756 --> 00:18:54,297 Incidences of falling? 163 00:18:54,422 --> 00:18:55,421 No. 164 00:18:55,881 --> 00:18:57,631 Moments of confusion? 165 00:18:58,131 --> 00:18:59,965 She's usually confused. 166 00:19:00,297 --> 00:19:02,381 No, she's never confused. 167 00:20:12,506 --> 00:20:14,214 Wahab, come. 168 00:20:37,381 --> 00:20:38,756 Let go of my sister. 169 00:20:41,006 --> 00:20:44,048 Where are you going, son of a refugee? 170 00:20:49,464 --> 00:20:51,923 Nicolas, stop! 171 00:20:52,381 --> 00:20:53,798 Go back home! 172 00:20:54,798 --> 00:20:55,673 Wahab! 173 00:20:55,798 --> 00:20:59,256 We'll seek you in your camps and slaughter you! 174 00:21:00,172 --> 00:21:01,297 Give it! 175 00:21:01,422 --> 00:21:03,506 I want to. - It's my duty. 176 00:21:05,714 --> 00:21:08,090 You stained our family's honor. 177 00:21:08,589 --> 00:21:09,588 That's enough! 178 00:21:10,631 --> 00:21:12,506 Come home now! 179 00:21:13,506 --> 00:21:14,881 Come home! 180 00:21:22,090 --> 00:21:23,297 Get away! 181 00:21:30,172 --> 00:21:32,381 What have you done? 182 00:21:32,506 --> 00:21:35,881 You've humiliated us, ruined the family name! 183 00:21:36,006 --> 00:21:39,631 Why, my God, have you cast us into darkness? 184 00:21:42,297 --> 00:21:45,923 My God, what have you done? Why did you do this to me? 185 00:21:46,048 --> 00:21:48,714 What am I to do with you? Should I kill you? 186 00:21:50,798 --> 00:21:52,881 I'm pregnant, Grandma. 187 00:21:53,006 --> 00:21:57,381 My God, blackness everywhere! Why? 188 00:21:57,506 --> 00:21:59,589 Why did you do this to us? 189 00:22:00,297 --> 00:22:02,923 Am I supposed to kill you? 190 00:22:03,048 --> 00:22:05,048 What am I going to do with you? 191 00:23:25,131 --> 00:23:26,214 Eat. 192 00:23:28,381 --> 00:23:31,131 Eat if you want your child to be strong. 193 00:23:37,506 --> 00:23:39,214 Listen to me carefully. 194 00:23:40,214 --> 00:23:42,214 There's nothing here for you now. 195 00:23:43,756 --> 00:23:46,381 I'll help you after the birth. 196 00:23:46,714 --> 00:23:48,631 I want you to leave here. 197 00:23:50,422 --> 00:23:54,214 You'll stay with your Uncle Charbel in town. 198 00:23:55,090 --> 00:23:57,589 You'll go to school there. 199 00:23:57,714 --> 00:23:59,965 You'll learn to read, to think. 200 00:24:00,090 --> 00:24:03,090 To escape this misery. 201 00:24:04,756 --> 00:24:06,923 Promise me and I'll help you. 202 00:24:09,840 --> 00:24:13,214 Promise me that you'll go to school. 203 00:24:19,881 --> 00:24:21,548 I promise you, Grandma. 204 00:24:24,006 --> 00:24:25,381 I promise you. 205 00:27:06,881 --> 00:27:10,464 Take a good look at your mother. So you'll recognize her. 206 00:27:13,840 --> 00:27:19,756 I'll find you again one day. I promise you, my love. 207 00:27:30,339 --> 00:27:33,090 Be careful. - Don't worry. 208 00:28:06,798 --> 00:28:09,464 Come, it's time you left. 209 00:28:10,506 --> 00:28:13,965 I see terrible times ahead. 210 00:28:30,297 --> 00:28:33,090 One day I'll find you, my son. 211 00:30:09,548 --> 00:30:14,006 I received the message from my friend Niv Cohen, 212 00:30:14,131 --> 00:30:15,589 but I can't help you. 213 00:30:15,923 --> 00:30:18,131 Because, back then, 214 00:30:18,256 --> 00:30:22,673 I was teaching the history of mathematics at Paris XI. 215 00:30:23,256 --> 00:30:26,422 More precisely, the period when 216 00:30:26,548 --> 00:30:29,756 Leonhard Euler succeeded, 217 00:30:29,881 --> 00:30:31,589 although blind, 218 00:30:31,714 --> 00:30:35,422 in first providing a formal mathematical resolution 219 00:30:35,548 --> 00:30:38,756 to the problem of the Seven Bridges of Königsberg. 220 00:30:38,881 --> 00:30:39,923 Yes. 221 00:30:40,214 --> 00:30:43,048 He defied Diderot at the Court 222 00:30:43,172 --> 00:30:45,297 by declaring, 223 00:30:45,422 --> 00:30:46,464 "Sir, 224 00:30:46,589 --> 00:30:51,464 e (exponent) ip + 1 = 0 225 00:30:52,881 --> 00:30:54,673 "Therefore, God exists!" 226 00:30:57,090 --> 00:30:59,090 Niv, Niv, Niv... 227 00:31:13,673 --> 00:31:16,214 Hello. Do you speak French? 228 00:31:16,339 --> 00:31:18,214 Of course. Can I help you? 229 00:31:18,339 --> 00:31:21,214 I'm looking for someone who might know this woman. 230 00:31:22,840 --> 00:31:25,006 She studied here about 35 years ago. 231 00:31:27,256 --> 00:31:29,881 You're kidding, right? I wasn't born. 232 00:31:30,214 --> 00:31:31,213 I can't help... 233 00:31:31,297 --> 00:31:34,756 I'm not kidding. You must know someone who can help. 234 00:31:34,881 --> 00:31:37,339 I've travelled too far. Please. 235 00:31:37,631 --> 00:31:39,589 Her name is Nawal Marwan. 236 00:31:49,339 --> 00:31:51,172 You're kind. 237 00:31:51,297 --> 00:31:53,798 No, I want to get rid of you. 238 00:31:53,923 --> 00:31:55,548 Najat, it's me. 239 00:31:56,339 --> 00:31:58,006 Got any time to waste? 240 00:31:59,756 --> 00:32:02,006 She looks familiar. 241 00:32:02,131 --> 00:32:06,090 Perhaps she worked on the student newspaper. 242 00:32:07,548 --> 00:32:09,172 That was long ago. 243 00:32:11,673 --> 00:32:15,131 The people who left changed their identity. 244 00:32:18,297 --> 00:32:19,798 But it's striking. 245 00:32:31,422 --> 00:32:35,422 The photograph of your mother was taken in Kfar Ryat. 246 00:32:36,214 --> 00:32:37,506 Look here. 247 00:32:38,506 --> 00:32:41,256 It's the sign for Kfar Ryat. 248 00:32:42,256 --> 00:32:45,131 It's a prison in the South. 249 00:32:49,881 --> 00:32:51,881 You don't know of Kfar Ryat? 250 00:32:52,006 --> 00:32:53,090 No. 251 00:32:53,214 --> 00:32:56,297 Then you're definitely not from here. 252 00:32:57,506 --> 00:32:59,297 You don't know the South. 253 00:33:33,381 --> 00:33:35,256 If the international community 254 00:33:36,548 --> 00:33:39,297 does not intervene immediately, 255 00:33:40,673 --> 00:33:42,172 the refugees... 256 00:33:43,631 --> 00:33:48,548 crammed into camps along the border... 257 00:33:51,548 --> 00:33:53,006 She's here. 258 00:33:55,131 --> 00:33:57,381 We students oppose the Nationalist Party 259 00:33:57,506 --> 00:34:00,131 and expelling the refugees in the South. 260 00:34:00,256 --> 00:34:03,048 The Nationalists support the Christian right, 261 00:34:03,172 --> 00:34:05,339 who openly threaten the refugees. 262 00:34:05,464 --> 00:34:08,131 The refugees are armed and... 263 00:34:09,506 --> 00:34:13,714 have the support of most of the Muslims in this country. 264 00:34:13,840 --> 00:34:17,297 But you yourself are Christian. 265 00:34:18,006 --> 00:34:21,297 We stand for peace. This is not about religion. 266 00:34:31,506 --> 00:34:32,505 Nawal! 267 00:34:33,214 --> 00:34:35,756 The radio! They shut the university! 268 00:34:35,881 --> 00:34:38,464 The Nationalists closed down the campus! 269 00:34:54,006 --> 00:34:55,631 Nawal, come back! 270 00:34:56,422 --> 00:34:58,048 Stay here! 271 00:35:00,881 --> 00:35:03,589 Uncle Charbel, they shut the campus! 272 00:35:03,714 --> 00:35:07,840 There will be fighting. 273 00:35:07,965 --> 00:35:10,006 I want you to stay with me. 274 00:35:28,631 --> 00:35:29,840 There's gunfire. 275 00:35:32,506 --> 00:35:33,881 Girls, come eat! 276 00:35:34,006 --> 00:35:35,798 Mom, they attacked the university! 277 00:35:35,923 --> 00:35:38,339 That's no reason not to eat. 278 00:36:18,339 --> 00:36:21,297 Christian villages in the South were attacked. 279 00:36:22,090 --> 00:36:23,673 God help us! 280 00:36:23,798 --> 00:36:26,172 That's why they shut the university. 281 00:36:26,297 --> 00:36:29,464 It won't be long before it blows up here too. 282 00:36:31,381 --> 00:36:35,714 We'll go to the mountains until things calm down. 283 00:36:36,756 --> 00:36:38,506 For how long? 284 00:36:38,631 --> 00:36:40,214 We go tomorrow. 285 00:36:40,923 --> 00:36:43,339 The rest of the family is already there. 286 00:36:43,464 --> 00:36:45,548 What about school? 287 00:36:45,881 --> 00:36:48,048 The schools will close anyway. 288 00:36:49,297 --> 00:36:50,673 God only knows until when. 289 00:36:51,548 --> 00:36:53,297 And the newspaper? 290 00:36:53,422 --> 00:36:54,881 Don't worry. 291 00:36:55,673 --> 00:36:58,339 The paper can survive without us for a while. 292 00:36:59,131 --> 00:37:02,381 Ideas only survive if we're there to defend them! 293 00:37:02,506 --> 00:37:04,172 Exactly, Rafqa. 294 00:37:05,339 --> 00:37:06,631 Exactly. 295 00:37:18,381 --> 00:37:21,090 There are two orphanages there. 296 00:37:21,214 --> 00:37:22,840 I'll come later on foot. 297 00:37:23,589 --> 00:37:25,214 You're not going there now! 298 00:37:27,965 --> 00:37:30,548 You promised Grandma... - You heard your dad. 299 00:37:32,214 --> 00:37:35,381 If they attack the camps, the country's lost. 300 00:37:35,506 --> 00:37:37,131 School's finished. 301 00:37:41,923 --> 00:37:43,548 I think of him every day. 302 00:37:44,172 --> 00:37:45,714 He's my child. 303 00:37:46,881 --> 00:37:48,840 I want to find him. 304 00:38:09,297 --> 00:38:11,881 I'm going to Shadia's for water. 305 00:38:12,006 --> 00:38:14,172 Make it quick, Nawal. 306 00:40:13,881 --> 00:40:15,714 Name? - Nawal. 307 00:40:15,840 --> 00:40:18,214 Nawal what? - Nawal Marwan. 308 00:40:18,881 --> 00:40:20,381 Where are you going? 309 00:40:20,506 --> 00:40:21,505 The South. 310 00:40:21,589 --> 00:40:22,588 Why? 311 00:40:23,381 --> 00:40:25,131 To join my husband. 312 00:42:47,006 --> 00:42:48,381 Wahab. 313 00:43:15,131 --> 00:43:17,464 "It's always been a girls" orphanage? 314 00:43:18,090 --> 00:43:20,673 The boys moved to Kfar Khout 3 years ago. 315 00:43:23,297 --> 00:43:26,339 Come with us. Kfar Khout was attacked yesterday. 316 00:44:56,506 --> 00:44:59,881 I'm looking for the orphanage. Do you know where it is? 317 00:45:00,589 --> 00:45:01,589 There. 318 00:45:02,422 --> 00:45:05,506 The children! Where are the children? 319 00:45:06,506 --> 00:45:08,840 Ask someone who was there. 320 00:45:09,339 --> 00:45:14,297 The Muslim villagers have fled to the camp in Deressa. 321 00:45:14,422 --> 00:45:17,506 They fear the reprisals that'll come. 322 00:45:18,131 --> 00:45:21,297 Maybe the children are with them. 323 00:45:22,673 --> 00:45:28,297 Chamseddine and his men killed all the Christians to avenge the refugees. 324 00:45:30,923 --> 00:45:34,673 Maybe the children are in Deressa. 325 00:46:58,131 --> 00:47:00,006 Are you going to Deressa? 326 00:51:02,923 --> 00:51:04,339 I'm Christian. 327 00:51:16,381 --> 00:51:18,881 My daughter! My daughter! 328 00:53:38,506 --> 00:53:42,881 THE SOUTH 329 00:54:55,339 --> 00:54:56,798 Hi, Simon. It's me. 330 00:54:56,923 --> 00:54:59,756 I'm in Mom's village. I wish you were here. 331 00:54:59,881 --> 00:55:00,881 Listen. 332 00:55:59,840 --> 00:56:03,214 I told you never to come back here! 333 00:56:06,548 --> 00:56:07,547 Hello. 334 00:56:08,631 --> 00:56:09,756 Souha? 335 00:56:13,339 --> 00:56:16,048 Ahmed loves you! Ahmed loves you! 336 00:56:22,381 --> 00:56:24,131 I told you to stop saying that! 337 00:56:26,464 --> 00:56:27,464 Hello. 338 00:56:27,840 --> 00:56:29,048 Can I help you? 339 00:56:33,381 --> 00:56:34,381 Hello. 340 00:56:35,673 --> 00:56:39,798 Does anyone speak French or English? 341 00:56:40,673 --> 00:56:42,256 Where's Samia? 342 00:57:24,631 --> 00:57:25,630 Thank you. 343 00:57:41,381 --> 00:57:42,673 You speak French? 344 00:57:42,965 --> 00:57:44,589 Yes. Hello. 345 00:57:44,714 --> 00:57:45,714 Hello. 346 00:57:46,631 --> 00:57:48,381 My name is Samia. 347 00:57:49,714 --> 00:57:51,256 I'm Jeanne Marwan. 348 00:57:51,756 --> 00:57:52,881 Thanks for helping. 349 00:57:53,006 --> 00:57:56,048 Marwan? There are lots of Marwans here. 350 00:57:56,714 --> 00:57:57,714 Really? 351 00:57:59,464 --> 00:58:01,006 I'm from Canada. 352 00:58:02,589 --> 00:58:04,256 I'm looking for Souha. 353 00:58:05,006 --> 00:58:06,923 Souha? That's her. 354 00:58:07,048 --> 00:58:09,339 She's my great-grandmother. 355 00:58:18,923 --> 00:58:21,589 The grocer at the corner gave me your name. 356 00:58:28,506 --> 00:58:31,589 I'm looking for my father. His name is Wahab. 357 00:58:39,256 --> 00:58:41,339 My mother was Nawal Marwan. 358 00:58:43,297 --> 00:58:44,756 She was born here. 359 00:58:51,714 --> 00:58:53,297 We don't know her. 360 00:58:54,548 --> 00:58:55,923 Yes, we know her. 361 00:59:02,297 --> 00:59:05,339 Her mother is a disgrace! 362 00:59:19,297 --> 00:59:23,048 The Marwan family was struck by disgrace. 363 00:59:23,631 --> 00:59:25,339 The war came. 364 00:59:31,256 --> 00:59:32,798 I'm looking for Wahab. 365 00:59:36,548 --> 00:59:38,464 She doesn't know Wahab. 366 00:59:42,631 --> 00:59:47,339 I can't help you. I'm sorry, I'm tired. 367 00:59:56,548 --> 01:00:00,631 If you are the daughter of Nawal Marwan... 368 01:00:01,631 --> 01:00:04,756 you are not welcome here. 369 01:00:04,881 --> 01:00:06,464 Go home. 370 01:00:10,673 --> 01:00:12,589 You're looking for your father, 371 01:00:12,965 --> 01:00:15,673 but you don't know who your mother is. 372 01:02:49,256 --> 01:02:52,422 I arrived after the massacre at the Deressa camp. 373 01:02:54,297 --> 01:02:55,840 Everything was smoldering. 374 01:02:58,214 --> 01:03:00,464 I searched for my son among pools of blood. 375 01:03:02,214 --> 01:03:05,673 I never want to forget what I saw and heard. 376 01:03:06,756 --> 01:03:08,756 You say you oppose our enemy. 377 01:03:09,756 --> 01:03:13,214 That does not make you our friend. 378 01:03:14,339 --> 01:03:16,714 Why should Chamseddine trust you? 379 01:03:18,339 --> 01:03:20,756 My son's father was a Deressa refugee. 380 01:03:20,881 --> 01:03:22,923 My son was swallowed by the war. 381 01:03:24,422 --> 01:03:26,214 I have nothing left to lose. 382 01:03:28,090 --> 01:03:30,548 I have only hatred for the Nationalists. 383 01:03:32,381 --> 01:03:35,631 That's not what you wrote in Charbel's newspaper. 384 01:03:36,881 --> 01:03:41,048 My uncle believed that his words and books would promote peace. 385 01:03:43,006 --> 01:03:44,256 I believed him. 386 01:03:46,673 --> 01:03:48,673 Life taught me otherwise. 387 01:03:51,422 --> 01:03:53,131 What do you want now? 388 01:03:55,923 --> 01:03:59,464 To teach the enemy what life has taught me. 389 01:04:53,673 --> 01:04:54,756 Very good. 390 01:04:55,548 --> 01:04:58,006 Very good. You just forgot this. 391 01:05:03,589 --> 01:05:05,506 How's the French? 392 01:05:06,756 --> 01:05:09,548 I am much gooder, Dad. 393 01:05:09,798 --> 01:05:13,297 The comparative of "good" is "better," darling. 394 01:05:16,923 --> 01:05:19,714 I want my son to speak several languages. 395 01:05:20,048 --> 01:05:22,714 So he can understand without an intermediary. 396 01:05:48,048 --> 01:05:49,048 Nawal here. 397 01:05:49,172 --> 01:05:51,422 How are you, Nawal? This is Nouchine. 398 01:05:53,006 --> 01:05:55,923 Good evening, Nouchine. How is your mother? 399 01:05:56,548 --> 01:05:59,673 My mother is very well. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. 400 01:06:02,548 --> 01:06:03,714 Tomorrow it is. 401 01:07:20,339 --> 01:07:21,548 Hey, lovely. 402 01:07:21,673 --> 01:07:22,798 Good morning. 403 01:07:23,256 --> 01:07:25,006 Will you go out with us Thursday? 404 01:07:25,131 --> 01:07:26,130 No. 405 01:07:26,965 --> 01:07:28,131 Friday? - No. 406 01:07:29,048 --> 01:07:31,006 Saturday? - No. 407 01:07:33,172 --> 01:07:35,297 We're patient! 408 01:07:35,589 --> 01:07:36,840 So am I. 409 01:07:50,422 --> 01:07:53,548 Don't forget. "Always" always takes an S. 410 01:08:55,923 --> 01:08:57,048 Goddamn whore! 411 01:10:39,631 --> 01:10:44,006 Amnesty International repeatedly condemned the Kfar Ryat prison. 412 01:10:53,381 --> 01:10:55,090 This is the women's section. 413 01:10:56,923 --> 01:10:58,422 The cells are bigger. 414 01:10:59,256 --> 01:11:01,297 Some prisoners were kept for 15 years. 415 01:11:11,464 --> 01:11:13,006 When was it built? 416 01:11:13,131 --> 01:11:14,422 After the massacres. 417 01:11:14,798 --> 01:11:16,548 Right after war started. 418 01:11:17,048 --> 01:11:19,422 They jailed 600 political prisoners. 419 01:11:22,506 --> 01:11:24,798 You can go in. I'll take a picture. 420 01:11:37,339 --> 01:11:38,840 Do you know her? 421 01:11:41,631 --> 01:11:42,923 It was taken here. 422 01:11:45,090 --> 01:11:48,297 I don't know her. That was a long time ago, so me... 423 01:11:48,422 --> 01:11:50,589 Do you know anyone who worked here? 424 01:12:31,256 --> 01:12:32,422 Hello. 425 01:12:39,631 --> 01:12:40,840 Hello. 426 01:12:44,339 --> 01:12:46,756 I'm looking for Fahim Harrsa. 427 01:12:51,048 --> 01:12:53,172 I'm the school janitor. 428 01:12:54,256 --> 01:12:55,798 Yes, but before? 429 01:12:55,923 --> 01:12:56,923 Before? 430 01:12:58,297 --> 01:13:00,756 That was before I was school janitor. 431 01:13:01,381 --> 01:13:04,631 I've been the school janitor a long time. 432 01:13:06,756 --> 01:13:08,464 Do you know this woman? 433 01:13:08,840 --> 01:13:10,631 She was in Kfar Ryat. 434 01:13:13,548 --> 01:13:16,090 I'm the school janitor. End of story. 435 01:13:19,840 --> 01:13:21,756 I need someone who knew her... 436 01:13:22,673 --> 01:13:24,339 who can tell me about her. 437 01:13:26,923 --> 01:13:28,214 She's my mother. 438 01:13:31,923 --> 01:13:33,798 She's the Woman who Sings. 439 01:13:33,923 --> 01:13:35,589 Number 72. 440 01:13:38,339 --> 01:13:41,548 She shot the leader of the right-wing Christian militias. 441 01:13:43,256 --> 01:13:45,172 They made her pay a high price. 442 01:13:45,714 --> 01:13:47,422 Very high. 443 01:13:47,881 --> 01:13:48,923 15 years. 444 01:13:53,756 --> 01:13:55,297 "The Woman who Sings." 445 01:13:56,172 --> 01:13:57,714 She sang all the time. 446 01:13:58,881 --> 01:14:00,464 You're sure it's her? 447 01:14:02,381 --> 01:14:04,673 I spent 13 years watching her. 448 01:14:07,297 --> 01:14:10,923 Have you ever spent 13 years watching someone? 449 01:14:14,256 --> 01:14:16,714 They did everything to break her. 450 01:14:18,548 --> 01:14:22,090 At the end she still stood tall 451 01:14:22,422 --> 01:14:24,422 and looked them in the eye. 452 01:14:27,381 --> 01:14:28,548 Never seen anyone like her. 453 01:14:28,673 --> 01:14:30,589 She wouldn't break. 454 01:14:31,548 --> 01:14:33,256 They were enraged. 455 01:14:40,464 --> 01:14:42,965 So they sent Abou Tarek. 456 01:14:43,090 --> 01:14:44,214 Who's that? 457 01:14:54,339 --> 01:14:55,756 Abou Tarek. 458 01:14:57,631 --> 01:15:00,214 You know, sometimes 459 01:15:00,339 --> 01:15:03,214 it's better not to know. 460 01:15:03,798 --> 01:15:06,048 I live with it anyway. 461 01:15:06,798 --> 01:15:07,923 Go on. 462 01:15:09,923 --> 01:15:11,548 Abou Tarek... 463 01:15:12,548 --> 01:15:15,589 Abou Tarek was a torture specialist. 464 01:15:16,464 --> 01:15:18,714 He raped her again and again. 465 01:15:19,548 --> 01:15:22,172 To break her before her release. 466 01:15:22,506 --> 01:15:24,464 So she'd stop singing. 467 01:15:28,090 --> 01:15:29,464 In the end 468 01:15:29,965 --> 01:15:31,840 she became pregnant. 469 01:15:33,172 --> 01:15:36,339 It was like that. I'll never forget. 470 01:15:36,923 --> 01:15:40,881 72. Made pregnant by Abou Tarek. 471 01:15:43,048 --> 01:15:45,172 They waited until 472 01:15:45,297 --> 01:15:46,965 she gave birth in prison. 473 01:15:47,714 --> 01:15:50,339 Then they let her go. 474 01:15:53,714 --> 01:15:55,006 The baby? 475 01:15:55,131 --> 01:15:56,631 Did you see the baby? 476 01:15:58,714 --> 01:16:01,965 There was a doctor who sometimes came. 477 01:16:02,965 --> 01:16:04,798 I believe he went crazy. 478 01:16:05,631 --> 01:16:08,589 Others say he has a restaurant in Tel Aviv. 479 01:16:10,881 --> 01:16:14,881 That's bullshit. He went crazy or else he died. 480 01:16:15,756 --> 01:16:19,214 Now, the nurse... I know her. 481 01:16:19,339 --> 01:16:20,589 She lives in Daresh. 482 01:16:24,048 --> 01:16:25,172 In Daresh. 483 01:16:33,881 --> 01:16:37,756 Listen, Simon. I don't give a shit. Just shut up! 484 01:16:38,172 --> 01:16:39,714 Mom was in prison. 485 01:16:39,840 --> 01:16:41,756 Simon, Mom... 486 01:16:42,756 --> 01:16:44,464 Mom was raped. 487 01:16:46,297 --> 01:16:48,256 She had our brother in jail. 488 01:16:49,881 --> 01:16:51,548 I need you. 489 01:17:08,840 --> 01:17:13,631 THE WOMAN WHO SINGS 490 01:19:50,756 --> 01:19:52,798 The contracts of Notary Amyott. 491 01:19:53,006 --> 01:19:55,756 From 1868-1892. 492 01:19:55,881 --> 01:19:58,172 His son, Edouard, took over until 1925. 493 01:19:58,297 --> 01:19:59,631 All handwritten. 494 01:20:00,714 --> 01:20:02,006 My grandfather, Charles. 495 01:20:02,589 --> 01:20:03,756 My father, Henri. 496 01:20:04,506 --> 01:20:05,505 And me. 497 01:20:05,965 --> 01:20:08,881 The end, because I'm the last of the Lebels. 498 01:20:10,506 --> 01:20:13,131 I'll show you the will of a man... 499 01:20:15,714 --> 01:20:17,339 who led parallel lives. 500 01:20:20,464 --> 01:20:23,214 Turned out he had three wives. 501 01:20:23,464 --> 01:20:24,506 Here, 502 01:20:24,840 --> 01:20:27,798 in Miami and in Honduras, where he did business. 503 01:20:28,756 --> 01:20:29,798 So now, 504 01:20:31,090 --> 01:20:33,256 it's not 3 children involved, 505 01:20:33,381 --> 01:20:36,214 but 8. That was fun, believe you me! 506 01:20:38,172 --> 01:20:39,172 Look. 507 01:20:42,048 --> 01:20:44,548 Death is never the end of the story. 508 01:20:44,673 --> 01:20:46,756 It always leaves tracks. 509 01:20:48,965 --> 01:20:52,506 To find your brother, you have to retrace your mom's past. 510 01:20:53,214 --> 01:20:56,673 Jean, I want to find my sister. That's all. 511 01:20:56,798 --> 01:20:58,131 I'm on it. 512 01:20:58,256 --> 01:21:00,923 I have a few quick things to wrap up. 513 01:21:01,881 --> 01:21:03,840 Pack your stuff. We'll leave in... 514 01:21:04,714 --> 01:21:05,840 My passport! 515 01:21:06,548 --> 01:21:07,547 We? 516 01:21:08,714 --> 01:21:10,422 Haven't you done enough? 517 01:21:10,548 --> 01:21:12,589 Exactly. I can't pull out now. 518 01:21:14,840 --> 01:21:16,464 Grow up, Simon. 519 01:21:17,756 --> 01:21:19,464 I know you need me. 520 01:21:21,840 --> 01:21:23,631 We find her and come back. 521 01:21:23,756 --> 01:21:24,755 Promise. 522 01:21:25,422 --> 01:21:28,006 For a notary, Mr Marwan, a promise 523 01:21:28,131 --> 01:21:30,048 is sacred. 524 01:24:25,006 --> 01:24:27,464 Now sing. 525 01:25:35,131 --> 01:25:37,506 That's it. That's it. 526 01:25:39,297 --> 01:25:40,881 The baby's coming. 527 01:25:41,006 --> 01:25:42,714 I can see its head. 528 01:25:42,840 --> 01:25:43,923 Push. 529 01:25:44,923 --> 01:25:47,548 Go on, dear. 530 01:25:54,673 --> 01:25:56,214 The first one is out. 531 01:26:17,131 --> 01:26:20,422 Rest a bit now. 532 01:26:21,297 --> 01:26:22,840 I'm proud of you. 533 01:26:24,548 --> 01:26:26,673 Get ready for the second. 534 01:26:56,256 --> 01:26:57,464 Stop. 535 01:26:57,589 --> 01:26:59,006 Give. 536 01:27:00,131 --> 01:27:01,256 What are you doing? 537 01:27:01,381 --> 01:27:03,798 You threw them in the river like always. 538 01:27:05,339 --> 01:27:06,673 It's dangerous. - No. 539 01:27:06,881 --> 01:27:10,881 You did your duty. You threw them in the river. 540 01:27:11,006 --> 01:27:12,506 I'll look after them. 541 01:27:12,631 --> 01:27:15,464 They're the babies of the Woman who Sings. 542 01:27:36,256 --> 01:27:39,090 We are a battlefield for other countries. 543 01:27:39,214 --> 01:27:42,881 Imagine if there'd been notaries back in Noah's day. 544 01:27:43,297 --> 01:27:46,297 We'd only have to look up the property deeds. 545 01:27:46,422 --> 01:27:49,048 This is your land. This is your land. 546 01:27:49,506 --> 01:27:51,214 The right of way... 547 01:27:51,339 --> 01:27:53,422 Done. Everyone's happy. 548 01:27:54,172 --> 01:27:56,172 Notaries only began 1000 years ago. 549 01:27:56,297 --> 01:27:57,756 That's the problem. 550 01:27:58,339 --> 01:27:59,923 We should've been there day one. 551 01:28:01,714 --> 01:28:03,714 Thank you again for your help. 552 01:28:03,840 --> 01:28:05,756 It's my pleasure, dear colleague. 553 01:28:05,881 --> 01:28:09,589 I have the information you requested by email. 554 01:28:09,714 --> 01:28:12,756 Simon, my briefcase is right beside you. 555 01:28:12,881 --> 01:28:14,923 Would you please hand it to Mr Lebel? 556 01:28:16,548 --> 01:28:19,297 You're very kind, but with the jetlag, 557 01:28:19,422 --> 01:28:20,923 we'll look at it later. 558 01:28:21,048 --> 01:28:22,131 In brief, 559 01:28:22,256 --> 01:28:26,048 for the father it's complicated. There's no death certificate. 560 01:28:26,172 --> 01:28:29,048 For the brother... - Excuse me, what's this about? 561 01:28:30,589 --> 01:28:32,464 I asked for help, Simon. 562 01:28:32,589 --> 01:28:35,256 Mr Maddad agreed, to speed things up. 563 01:28:36,589 --> 01:28:38,923 I told you, we're here to find Jeanne. 564 01:28:41,006 --> 01:28:44,381 Your sister's the easiest family member to find. 565 01:28:51,798 --> 01:28:53,381 I'm so happy you're here. 566 01:28:54,339 --> 01:28:55,338 Me too. 567 01:29:03,506 --> 01:29:06,339 The nurse who helped Mom deliver in jail... 568 01:29:06,881 --> 01:29:08,673 We can go see her today. 569 01:29:09,798 --> 01:29:11,923 Jeanne, it's enough. 570 01:29:14,131 --> 01:29:16,464 Just shut up and come with me. 571 01:29:17,172 --> 01:29:19,673 It's your job to find our brother. 572 01:29:19,798 --> 01:29:22,673 If not for her or yourself, do it for me. 573 01:29:29,339 --> 01:29:30,965 She's in hospital. 574 01:29:37,006 --> 01:29:38,714 I'm glad you're here. 575 01:29:38,840 --> 01:29:41,048 Me too, dear. Me too. 576 01:29:42,256 --> 01:29:44,381 If she's sleeping, you'll come back. 577 01:30:08,840 --> 01:30:10,381 Mrs Manka? 578 01:30:42,589 --> 01:30:43,588 Hello, madame. 579 01:30:44,172 --> 01:30:45,548 Thanks for seeing us. 580 01:30:46,256 --> 01:30:48,256 It's about someone you knew. 581 01:30:48,631 --> 01:30:50,714 You know Nawal Marwan? 582 01:31:19,631 --> 01:31:22,422 You were a nurse at Kfar Ryat? 583 01:31:36,339 --> 01:31:38,589 She says she knew your mother. 584 01:31:39,589 --> 01:31:41,881 You helped our mother give birth? 585 01:31:54,714 --> 01:31:58,297 Madame, we're looking for the child she had in jail. 586 01:31:58,422 --> 01:31:59,548 Can you help us? 587 01:32:04,464 --> 01:32:06,798 She worked in Kfar Ryat prison. 588 01:32:07,714 --> 01:32:09,965 She assisted her during delivery. 589 01:32:12,006 --> 01:32:13,965 She safeguarded the babies. 590 01:32:21,214 --> 01:32:24,673 And returned them to the Woman who Sings upon her release. 591 01:32:24,798 --> 01:32:28,464 Sarwan! Janaan! - Nawal Marwan had twins. 592 01:36:43,840 --> 01:36:45,881 You really knew the Woman Who Sings? 593 01:36:47,048 --> 01:36:49,131 You don't know what it means for me. 594 01:36:50,798 --> 01:36:53,422 Nawal Marwan worked 18 years for me. 595 01:36:53,631 --> 01:36:54,923 As my secretary. 596 01:36:55,297 --> 01:36:58,256 My wife and I were fond of her and her children. 597 01:36:59,048 --> 01:37:02,673 But I realize I didn't really know her after all. 598 01:37:05,881 --> 01:37:07,631 Ready? - Ready. 599 01:37:23,256 --> 01:37:25,881 At my request, Mr Maddad did research. 600 01:37:26,006 --> 01:37:28,464 To find your brother and father. 601 01:37:34,714 --> 01:37:38,381 For the father, Abou Tarek, there's no death certificate. 602 01:37:38,673 --> 01:37:41,048 Many in this country disappeared. 603 01:37:41,714 --> 01:37:45,756 He may have gone abroad. That's what his kind often did. 604 01:37:46,131 --> 01:37:49,131 They're either dead or they left. 605 01:37:49,256 --> 01:37:50,548 Wait and see. 606 01:37:50,673 --> 01:37:51,840 Maybe this is best. 607 01:37:53,631 --> 01:37:54,923 For the brother... 608 01:37:55,840 --> 01:37:58,673 Your client, Mrs Nawal Marwan, 609 01:37:58,798 --> 01:38:00,548 is from the village of Der Om. 610 01:38:01,673 --> 01:38:04,965 She gave the child to a midwife named Elham, 611 01:38:05,090 --> 01:38:08,090 who placed him at the Kfar Khout orphanage 612 01:38:08,214 --> 01:38:11,297 in May 1970. 613 01:38:12,673 --> 01:38:15,172 It was hard to locate the registries. 614 01:38:15,297 --> 01:38:18,589 Many documents were destroyed in the war. 615 01:38:18,714 --> 01:38:22,006 But I finally turned up the registries. 616 01:38:22,131 --> 01:38:25,714 The Sisters of Charity collected and donated them 617 01:38:25,840 --> 01:38:27,506 to the National Archives. 618 01:38:28,297 --> 01:38:30,881 In May 1970, 619 01:38:31,006 --> 01:38:33,506 the midwife of Der Om, Elham, 620 01:38:33,965 --> 01:38:36,381 gave up a male child for adoption. 621 01:38:36,506 --> 01:38:39,339 The only boy placed at the orphanage that month. 622 01:38:40,339 --> 01:38:44,506 Look, he was registered under the first name of Nihad. 623 01:38:46,214 --> 01:38:47,422 The dates match. 624 01:38:48,673 --> 01:38:49,756 It's him. 625 01:38:51,714 --> 01:38:53,756 He's your brother. Nihad. 626 01:38:57,673 --> 01:39:00,131 Kfar Khout orphanage. 627 01:39:00,256 --> 01:39:04,172 Nihad of May. That was his name for the records. 628 01:39:04,297 --> 01:39:06,006 Nihad of the month of May. 629 01:39:06,131 --> 01:39:09,297 The month of arrival was a temporary surname. 630 01:39:10,214 --> 01:39:14,256 There were no adoptions at the time. The war had started. 631 01:39:14,965 --> 01:39:17,048 In 1974 the orphanage was destroyed. 632 01:39:18,923 --> 01:39:21,589 We must ask who destroyed Kfar Khout 633 01:39:21,714 --> 01:39:24,798 to learn what happened to the children. 634 01:39:26,548 --> 01:39:30,339 Between you and me, given what occurred in the region, 635 01:39:30,464 --> 01:39:32,172 there's little hope. 636 01:39:34,256 --> 01:39:35,714 He's probably dead too. 637 01:39:36,923 --> 01:39:40,090 I didn't say dead. I said we lost his trace. 638 01:39:42,214 --> 01:39:43,714 They're both dead. 639 01:39:44,756 --> 01:39:46,339 We open the letters. Finished. 640 01:39:46,464 --> 01:39:50,214 I won't allow it. This kind of thing is sacred. 641 01:39:51,256 --> 01:39:53,048 It would be like a rape. 642 01:39:54,172 --> 01:39:56,048 Great, it runs in the family. 643 01:39:59,464 --> 01:40:00,589 Sorry. 644 01:40:03,256 --> 01:40:04,798 There's one path left, 645 01:40:05,506 --> 01:40:08,090 but it's somewhat radical. 646 01:40:09,214 --> 01:40:13,048 The warlord who razed the orphanage is still alive. 647 01:40:13,840 --> 01:40:16,923 He may know what happened to Nihad and the others. 648 01:40:17,048 --> 01:40:18,589 It's been an eternity. 649 01:40:19,756 --> 01:40:24,131 You must understand, those years saw a series of reprisals 650 01:40:24,256 --> 01:40:27,631 that set off each other with merciless logic. 651 01:40:28,214 --> 01:40:29,714 Like an equation. 652 01:40:32,006 --> 01:40:35,840 A warlord is precisely the kind of man with a long memory. 653 01:40:35,965 --> 01:40:38,297 He'll remember, believe me. 654 01:40:40,048 --> 01:40:43,214 Wallat Chamseddine. That's his name. 655 01:40:47,506 --> 01:40:48,714 Where do we find him? 656 01:40:49,631 --> 01:40:51,756 You don't find him, he finds you. 657 01:40:55,048 --> 01:40:57,048 We can try something. 658 01:40:59,214 --> 01:41:01,506 Do you like tea, Mr Marwan? 659 01:41:06,297 --> 01:41:07,714 It's your turn. 660 01:41:11,131 --> 01:41:14,256 You'll travel to the Deressa refugee camp. 661 01:41:14,881 --> 01:41:16,381 You'll drink tea. 662 01:41:16,506 --> 01:41:20,214 With whomever invites you. You'll tell them 663 01:41:20,339 --> 01:41:24,756 you're the son of the Woman who Sings. You're looking for Nihad of May. 664 01:41:25,756 --> 01:41:27,381 You can't go alone. 665 01:41:29,090 --> 01:41:32,006 I'll find someone to accompany you. 666 01:41:54,381 --> 01:41:56,048 Welcome to Deressa. 667 01:43:05,214 --> 01:43:06,589 Know where we're going? 668 01:43:06,714 --> 01:43:07,965 No idea. 669 01:43:34,631 --> 01:43:35,798 How are you? 670 01:43:37,090 --> 01:43:38,881 Look, you're a grown man! 671 01:43:39,006 --> 01:43:41,840 I finished my engineering degree. 672 01:43:41,965 --> 01:43:46,589 I can't find work, so I drive a taxi. 673 01:43:46,714 --> 01:43:48,840 What brings you here? 674 01:43:48,965 --> 01:43:53,965 I'm with some foreign visitors who asked me to bring them here. 675 01:43:55,840 --> 01:43:57,798 Welcome. Come. 676 01:43:57,923 --> 01:44:00,172 No, thank you. We're short of time. 677 01:44:00,297 --> 01:44:02,048 Please, come. 678 01:44:07,131 --> 01:44:09,756 He's inviting us for tea. 679 01:44:09,881 --> 01:44:10,880 OK. 680 01:44:29,506 --> 01:44:32,214 He asked me why you came to Deressa. 681 01:44:35,506 --> 01:44:37,589 To find someone, Nihad of May. 682 01:44:47,673 --> 01:44:49,631 He doesn't know a Nihad of May. 683 01:44:50,631 --> 01:44:53,131 He asks what your name is. 684 01:45:01,297 --> 01:45:03,965 My mother's from Der Om in the South. 685 01:45:17,090 --> 01:45:18,923 My mother's the Woman who Sings. 686 01:45:44,339 --> 01:45:45,714 Yeah, it's done. 687 01:45:51,673 --> 01:45:52,965 Wait for what? 688 01:46:26,589 --> 01:46:27,714 Sarwan Marwan? 689 01:46:27,840 --> 01:46:28,881 Yes. 690 01:46:29,006 --> 01:46:30,840 We've come to offer our help. 691 01:46:31,631 --> 01:46:33,172 You'll be back in an hour. 692 01:46:34,965 --> 01:46:37,798 Can I tell my sister? - No, only an hour. 693 01:46:37,923 --> 01:46:39,090 That's a promise. 694 01:46:40,798 --> 01:46:42,631 I'll put on a shirt. One sec. 695 01:46:45,965 --> 01:46:47,381 He's calling. 696 01:46:47,506 --> 01:46:49,172 That's OK. 697 01:46:49,589 --> 01:46:52,840 Already? Don't worry, you can go with them. 698 01:46:52,965 --> 01:46:56,006 In the South, one spark sets everything off. 699 01:46:56,214 --> 01:46:57,214 Alright. 700 01:48:11,923 --> 01:48:15,172 You helped us. Now it's our turn to help you. 701 01:48:16,631 --> 01:48:18,214 You'll leave the country. 702 01:48:18,339 --> 01:48:20,048 It will be simpler. 703 01:48:20,172 --> 01:48:22,714 We'll find you a home and a job. 704 01:48:23,631 --> 01:48:26,589 I want you to have a better life. 705 01:48:28,381 --> 01:48:31,090 We have many contacts in America. 706 01:48:33,131 --> 01:48:35,090 You must go with your children. 707 01:48:35,631 --> 01:48:38,589 I know they're alive. Take them with you. 708 01:48:41,840 --> 01:48:45,756 Your children will help you, you'll see. 709 01:48:52,090 --> 01:48:55,090 You can't ask that of me. 710 01:48:57,006 --> 01:48:59,381 Your children are our children. 711 01:48:59,506 --> 01:49:01,589 Your family is our family. 712 01:49:02,131 --> 01:49:03,256 Trust me. 713 01:49:04,589 --> 01:49:07,214 I will help you. 714 01:49:07,965 --> 01:49:11,090 I will always be there for you and your children. 715 01:50:00,256 --> 01:50:01,631 Hello, Sarwan. 716 01:50:04,131 --> 01:50:07,798 Forgive the precautions, but it's for your protection. 717 01:50:09,881 --> 01:50:12,548 I am called Wallat Chamseddine. 718 01:50:15,214 --> 01:50:16,714 Tell me, 719 01:50:16,840 --> 01:50:19,339 how can I help you, Sarwan Marwan? 720 01:50:21,422 --> 01:50:22,798 You knew my mother? 721 01:50:23,673 --> 01:50:25,631 Let's say she worked for me. 722 01:50:27,172 --> 01:50:28,965 How can I help you? 723 01:50:32,881 --> 01:50:35,840 I'm looking for a man named Nihad of May. 724 01:50:37,214 --> 01:50:39,422 Why do you want Nihad of May? 725 01:50:41,381 --> 01:50:45,048 He's my brother. My mother asked me to find him. 726 01:50:46,840 --> 01:50:51,381 How can you say that Nihad of May is the son of Nawal Marwan? 727 01:50:54,506 --> 01:50:58,172 My brother was placed at the Kfar Khout orphanage. 728 01:50:59,798 --> 01:51:02,131 We found the birth records. 729 01:51:03,548 --> 01:51:05,339 The dates, everything fits. 730 01:51:05,881 --> 01:51:07,923 Nihad of May is my brother. 731 01:51:50,881 --> 01:51:54,840 My friends and I attacked the Christians of Kfar Khout 732 01:51:56,131 --> 01:52:00,256 to avenge the aggressions against our brother refugees. 733 01:52:02,589 --> 01:52:05,339 There was an orphanage in Kfar Khout. 734 01:52:06,381 --> 01:52:08,172 I spared the children 735 01:52:08,297 --> 01:52:10,214 and I took them with us. 736 01:52:10,798 --> 01:52:13,172 Nihad was among them. 737 01:52:13,714 --> 01:52:18,090 We trained them, prepared them to fight alongside us. 738 01:52:19,506 --> 01:52:22,006 Nihad had a gift. 739 01:52:22,131 --> 01:52:23,881 He was special. 740 01:52:24,464 --> 01:52:27,840 He quickly became a formidable marksman. 741 01:52:29,256 --> 01:52:30,381 But... 742 01:52:30,756 --> 01:52:33,006 he wanted to find his mother. 743 01:52:33,714 --> 01:52:35,548 He searched for months. 744 01:52:37,464 --> 01:52:39,965 I don't know what he saw or heard. 745 01:52:41,339 --> 01:52:42,923 He became... 746 01:52:44,090 --> 01:52:46,172 crazed with war. 747 01:52:46,297 --> 01:52:48,297 He came back to see me. 748 01:52:48,422 --> 01:52:50,131 He wanted to be a martyr. 749 01:52:50,464 --> 01:52:54,589 His mother would see his photo on every wall in the country. 750 01:52:56,214 --> 01:52:58,090 But I refused. 751 01:52:59,339 --> 01:53:00,881 He went back to Daresh. 752 01:53:02,214 --> 01:53:06,048 He became the most dangerous sniper in the region. 753 01:53:06,714 --> 01:53:07,923 A real machine. 754 01:53:08,506 --> 01:53:09,965 He would shoot at anyone. 755 01:53:11,048 --> 01:53:15,006 And then there was the enemy invasion. 756 01:53:16,172 --> 01:53:18,214 And one morning... 757 01:53:18,339 --> 01:53:20,548 they captured Nihad. 758 01:53:20,673 --> 01:53:22,756 He'd killed seven soldiers. 759 01:53:24,631 --> 01:53:27,506 They didn't kill him. They trained him 760 01:53:27,881 --> 01:53:31,048 and sent him to the Kfar Ryat prison. 761 01:53:32,131 --> 01:53:33,798 He was in prison? 762 01:53:34,048 --> 01:53:35,047 Yes. 763 01:53:37,840 --> 01:53:39,339 As a torturer. 764 01:53:41,090 --> 01:53:42,756 With my father? 765 01:53:42,881 --> 01:53:43,880 No. 766 01:53:43,965 --> 01:53:47,214 He didn't work with Abou Tarek, your father. 767 01:54:16,631 --> 01:54:17,840 You OK? 768 01:54:22,548 --> 01:54:24,090 One plus one... 769 01:54:24,965 --> 01:54:26,548 makes two. 770 01:54:27,214 --> 01:54:28,381 What? 771 01:54:31,756 --> 01:54:33,673 One plus one makes two. 772 01:54:34,631 --> 01:54:36,256 It can't make one. 773 01:54:42,798 --> 01:54:44,506 You're feverish. 774 01:54:47,048 --> 01:54:48,381 Jeanne? 775 01:54:50,297 --> 01:54:53,090 One plus one... Can it make one? 776 01:55:14,923 --> 01:55:16,297 There's a chair. 777 01:55:16,422 --> 01:55:17,965 Take it if you want. 778 01:56:46,756 --> 01:56:48,464 Can I help you, madame? 779 01:56:57,840 --> 01:56:59,464 I'm sorry. 780 01:58:09,297 --> 01:58:11,631 When he became a torturer, 781 01:58:11,756 --> 01:58:13,548 your brother changed names. 782 01:58:14,297 --> 01:58:15,923 He became... 783 01:58:16,048 --> 01:58:17,631 Abou Tarek. 784 01:58:19,881 --> 01:58:23,339 Nihad of May is Abou Tarek. 785 01:58:27,131 --> 01:58:31,256 We know he's living in Canada under a new identity. 786 01:58:31,881 --> 01:58:34,131 Nihad Harmanni. 787 01:59:13,256 --> 01:59:14,756 Mr Harmanni? 788 01:59:17,673 --> 01:59:18,672 Yes. 789 01:59:26,131 --> 01:59:27,548 This is for you. 790 01:59:58,756 --> 02:00:00,048 Letter to the father 791 02:00:13,506 --> 02:00:15,548 I'm shaking as I write. 792 02:00:16,214 --> 02:00:17,589 I recognized you. 793 02:00:18,422 --> 02:00:20,131 You didn't recognize me. 794 02:00:20,256 --> 02:00:22,297 It's magnificent, a miracle. 795 02:00:22,422 --> 02:00:24,798 I am your number 72. 796 02:00:25,881 --> 02:00:28,214 Our children will deliver this. 797 02:00:29,506 --> 02:00:31,840 You won't recognize them 798 02:00:31,965 --> 02:00:33,464 for they are beautiful. 799 02:00:33,589 --> 02:00:35,506 But they know who you are. 800 02:00:44,381 --> 02:00:48,131 Through them, I want to tell you that you are still alive. 801 02:00:49,131 --> 02:00:52,131 Soon you'll turn silent... I know. 802 02:00:53,589 --> 02:00:56,422 For all are silent before the truth. 803 02:00:57,381 --> 02:00:58,631 Signed 804 02:00:58,756 --> 02:01:00,339 Whore 72. 805 02:01:14,548 --> 02:01:16,172 I speak to the son... 806 02:01:16,965 --> 02:01:18,756 not to the torturer. 807 02:01:19,506 --> 02:01:22,548 Whatever happens, I'll always love you. 808 02:01:23,464 --> 02:01:26,422 I promised you that when you were born, my son. 809 02:01:27,339 --> 02:01:28,965 Whatever happens, 810 02:01:29,090 --> 02:01:30,756 I'll always love you. 811 02:01:31,631 --> 02:01:33,506 I looked for you all my life. 812 02:01:34,464 --> 02:01:35,756 I found you. 813 02:01:36,923 --> 02:01:38,965 You couldn't recognize me. 814 02:01:40,506 --> 02:01:42,756 You've a tattoo on your right heel. 815 02:01:43,381 --> 02:01:44,589 I saw it. 816 02:01:45,214 --> 02:01:46,339 I recognized you. 817 02:01:47,339 --> 02:01:49,048 You are beautiful. 818 02:01:50,048 --> 02:01:52,881 I wrap you in tenderness, my love. 819 02:01:53,714 --> 02:01:55,297 Take solace, 820 02:01:55,965 --> 02:01:58,548 for nothing means more than being together. 821 02:01:59,339 --> 02:02:01,422 You were born of love. 822 02:02:01,548 --> 02:02:05,339 So your brother and sister were born of love too. 823 02:02:06,923 --> 02:02:09,381 Nothing means more than being together. 824 02:02:10,381 --> 02:02:12,048 Your mother, 825 02:02:12,172 --> 02:02:14,214 Nawal Marwan, 826 02:02:14,339 --> 02:02:16,756 Prisoner No. 72. 827 02:02:25,422 --> 02:02:28,464 When the envelopes have been delivered, 828 02:02:28,589 --> 02:02:31,589 you'll be given a letter, the silence broken, 829 02:02:31,714 --> 02:02:33,631 a promise kept, 830 02:02:33,756 --> 02:02:36,422 and you can place a stone on my grave 831 02:02:36,548 --> 02:02:39,131 and on it engrave my name in the sun. 832 02:02:59,756 --> 02:03:01,381 My loves... 833 02:03:02,548 --> 02:03:04,756 where does your story begin? 834 02:03:05,798 --> 02:03:07,631 At your birth? 835 02:03:08,965 --> 02:03:10,965 If so, it begins in horror. 836 02:03:12,256 --> 02:03:14,381 At the birth of your father? 837 02:03:15,381 --> 02:03:18,131 Then it begins in a great love story. 838 02:03:20,297 --> 02:03:23,798 But I say your story begins with a promise, 839 02:03:23,923 --> 02:03:26,381 to break the chain of anger. 840 02:03:28,464 --> 02:03:31,422 Thanks to you, today I have finally kept it. 841 02:03:31,548 --> 02:03:33,214 The chain is broken. 842 02:03:34,422 --> 02:03:37,798 Finally I can take the time to cradle you, 843 02:03:37,923 --> 02:03:41,048 to gently sing a lullaby to console you. 844 02:03:43,422 --> 02:03:45,798 Nothing means more than being together. 845 02:03:47,090 --> 02:03:48,714 I love you. 846 02:03:49,965 --> 02:03:51,589 Your mother. 847 02:03:52,631 --> 02:03:54,006 Nawal. 848 02:10:32,923 --> 02:10:34,673 To our grandmothers