Dalafeen

I'll look him in the eyes.

I won't be afraid.

I won't hide behind the door.

Mom must know that Dad is like her.

I only want them to meet once...

to tell them they are equal.

What are you doing here?

I'm looking for you.

What did you do?

Mom kicked me out of the house.

Why did she kick you out, huh?

She wants to marry.

Why didn't you call me?

I did call you, but you didn't answer so I went to your home.

How did you get here?

- How did you come here? - By quad bike.

Where's the quad bike?

I parked it there, behind the car.

This is the house key, take it.

Leave the quad bike here and take a taxi.

Go home and don't go outside.

Wait.

Saud.

Saud!

- What's this? - What?

Do you think my mom will wear this?

- Where did you get that? - From the bag.

It's new.

- Do you throw away all the clothes? - Yes, and the last one.

- Throw it away. - Throw away?

Hilal, throw it out.

I pass by Hilal every day...

and give him a ride on my quad bike.

We keep wandering from one beach to another.

I don't know what we're looking for.

Even when we throw the rope into the water...

we never wait for a fish.

Why did you let me throw out all the clothes?

You threw them out yourself.

How should I know they're your mother's wedding clothes?

How many times did I warn you not to say "wedding", Hilal?

- What do I say then? - Nothing.

If your mom finds out that I sent the wrong clothes,

she'll ask my mom and my mom will ask me. What should I say?

You're so annoying!

The first man who married my mom after my father,

didn't stay with her very long.

And because I was young,

I don't remember anything about him.

I saw a strange man living with us in the house.

Then suddenly,

he disappeared.

No, this is definitely the last shop.

Why do I feel as though you aren't happy?

I don't know, I just feel this way.

CALLING ABDULLAH

You know? For the first time, I buy clothes and don't hurry back home.

Just wandering the streets.

I don't mean a specific place, just wandering,

The streetlights fascinate me.

No, not the lights themselves, but the moment they light up.

I feel like walking from one street to another and lighting them up myself.

Why are you laughing?

I didn't say how these lights turn on or who is responsible for them.

I'm just talking about a feeling.

Move away, everyone.

Out of the way, guys.

Come on, let's go.

When I need my father...

I wish I could hear the ambulance.

I imagine him coming to take me somewhere.

Come on.

Fadel, hurry up!

She's still got a heartbeat, Fadel, hurry up!

- God willing. - Come on.

The most beautiful thing is to see the sea from above.

To see further and clearer, and how much bigger the ships are.

If you had binoculars, you'd see things a lot bigger and more clearly.

Binoculars?

Yes, binoculars.

If you climb the mountains and have binoculars, you'll see the entire sea.

You'll even see the dolphins in it.

- Dolphins! Really? - Yes, you'll see dolphins.

How much do binoculars cost?

I don't know.

Why don't we buy binoculars?

We said we'd buy so many things and we never did.

No, but binoculars would be entertaining.

We'll be able to see faraway things that we can't reach.

I can take you farther than those ships to see everything up close.

How?

Hilal, he's my only friend.

I envy him for everything, but I keep that to myself.

The way he talks about his mother...

his way of walking,

his smile,

and even his stupid questions.

I don't know who needs the other more.

What happened to the woman?

She was dead before we took her.

She had a pulse.

It was the fetus' pulse, she was pregnant.

- And the fetus? - Died.

Why aren't you answering?

- What did he tell you? - He didn't answer.

- Do you have any money? - I have only ten.

Can't you ask your mom for money?

- I'll give it back to you tomorrow. - I don't know, she might say no.

Hilal?

Mohammad? Come here.

How much do you want for the repairs?

Sixty-five.

Dad will come and give you money, okay? But you didn't repair the bike well.

How didn't I repair it? You haven't tested it to know for sure.

I said that because the bike got into the sea and water got into the engine.

When you ride the bike and speed up, water will come out.

No, I don't want water to come out, neither now nor later.

Enough, stop talking so much. Go and fetch the money.

- Okay. - Go!

My dad will come now, and I'll tell him

you didn't repair the bike well and you want money, right?

Go, there's no water.

Look carefully, there's water at the bottom, look.

- Where's the water? - Look.

- Wait, where's the water? - Look.

There's no water, look.

Where's the water? Thief, where are you going?

You thief, where are you going?

More than 70 people died, dozens of houses were burned down

in the battles between Muslims and Christians.

In a town in the Central African Republic,

violence is escalating quickly, confirming the severity of the situation.

French and African peacekeepers are monitoring the situation

and trying to restore security

in a country torn apart by the sectarian war. The police said...

Do these wars never end?

...there are some works around the town...

Have a seat.

No, thank you.

I'm tired of sitting. My mother is in intensive care.

I've sat on every chair in this hospital.

May God heal her.

Do you know a sheikh who could recite the Quran to my mother?

I know one.

- What's this? - An iron piece.

What should I do with an iron piece?

I'll tell you, I went for half an hour today

to collect a load of them without any equipment.

I'll go back tomorrow, with all of my equipment and collect more.

- You'll collect more of these? - Yes, I will.

Then I'll sell them to whoever can provide me food and drink daily.

Wait a moment.

Look at this.

How much is it? Five rupees for a kilo, right?

I'll collect a ton of them every day. How much is a ton?

Right, 100 kilos. Look here.

What's this?

I tried to teach and guide you and kept you here to work!

Nobody is there.

Even his car isn't here.

He always leaves his car outside.

The lights are on.

The lights are always on.

I've never seen them switched off, even during the day.

Well, he might be at his work.

- Hilal! - Yes, Mom?

Come inside the house and lock the door.

- Do you want to sleep over at our house? - No.

- Do you want to stay the night? - No!

Will I see you in court tomorrow? I can hardly believe it.

There's no need for a guardian. I'm the guardian of myself.

Who said it's impossible? I, by myself, got married before.

Also, I have papers that prove I don't have any parents.

Do you work here or do you know a patient here?

I work here.

On this car.

How long has your mother been in intensive care?

I've been in the hospital for a week and never left.

It's your duty, she's your mother.

And she has nobody but me.

- Are you married? - No.

We did our best and...

Mohammad!

Mohammad!

Mohammad!

Mohammad!

Mohammad, I'll bring you your money tomorrow, I swear I'm not a thief, okay?

- What's this? - What?

It looks like an injury.

- Is your leg hurting you? - No.

- Did you fall off the quad bike? - No, I didn't.

Show me your other leg.

Mom?

- Saud's mother sent you clothes. - When?

- Today. - Where are they?

- Saud and I threw them out. - What?

I told Saud that if he brings clothes from his mom, I'd boycott.

Why?

She sends you her old clothes and Saud and I throw them away.

- Where do you throw them away? - In the sea.