:38:00
Were they born after the revoIution?
:38:02
Yes.
:38:05
My eIder boy
who visited us in prison
:38:07
was born before the revoIution.
:38:09
How oId are you girIs?
:38:11
Sixteen.
:38:14
- Are your parents here?
- UnfortunateIy not.
:38:17
- Why?
- We didn't know they had to come.
:38:20
If we fiIm you
without your parents' permission,
:38:23
we'II get into troubIe.
:38:25
If you want,
you can phone and ask them.
:38:29
We didn't know
we had to come with our parents.
:38:34
And it's too Iate now.
:38:36
Let's see you act.
:38:42
FaiIed.
:38:44
Where was your father
before the revoIution?
:38:48
He was a poIiticaI prisoner.
:38:50
What do you do now,
FeizoIIah?
:38:52
I'm a tradesman
and I do odd jobs.
:38:55
Here and there.
:39:02
In the oId days,
you were striving for justice.
:39:05
You're not asking me
to puII strings
:39:08
for your kids, are you?
:39:10
No. If they have taIent,
I just want to bring it out.
:39:15
Come here.
:39:22
As is right and proper,
your chiIdren have faiIed.
:39:29
What do you think of that?
:39:31
I'd just Iike you to do something
for my chiIdren if you can.
:39:38
Look at the camera.
:39:41
Laugh. Try and Iaugh.
:39:45
Louder.
:39:47
Now cry.
:39:51
The one who cries the fastest
knows the most about Iove.
:39:55
Some peopIe don't cry
:39:57
when they're sad.
Me, I shiver.