1:01:02
Besides, this is nothing new.
1:01:03
My grandmother had bought
her burial shroud...
1:01:05
...30 years before her death.
1:01:07
Well, if it is a documentary...
1:01:09
...who will be the person
I am going to talk about?
1:01:12
It has always amused me to know...
1:01:14
...what people say about you
when you're gone.
1:01:17
It is up to you.
1:01:19
You can talk about me or another
friend. It makes no difference.
1:01:21
I'll do it, but it seems
very odd to me.
1:01:27
- Hi.
- Hello, ma'am.
1:01:29
- May God give you strength.
- Thanks.
1:01:32
- How's mother?
- As usual.
1:01:34
Ever since your son
sent these pills...
1:01:37
...the progress of the illness
has slowed a bit.
1:01:42
Every time I come into this house...
1:01:44
...and look at these pictures,
at this jasmine...
1:01:46
...my childhood memories
rush back to me.
1:01:50
But for me, dusting all this
memorabilia is too much.
1:01:53
You take care of Mother.
1:01:56
I'll send somebody
to clean the house.
1:01:59
May God reward you.
1:02:01
Your sister does nothing but nag.
1:02:05
I know.
We can't change her.
1:02:09
And in my house,
she constantly nags at Abdollah.
1:02:15
Fortunately, she only visits
every two or three months.
1:02:19
I hope she won't hear that.
1:02:23
Hello, Mother.
1:02:29
Why is Mother's room so dark?
She always likes a bright room.
1:02:35
I have just given her lunch...
1:02:38
...and then put on
her favorite music.
1:02:42
I thought while I go and have
my lunch, she might take a nap.
1:02:47
She even liked a light on
during the night when she slept.
1:02:52
If you'll stay a while,
I'll go and have my lunch.
1:02:55
Please bring me a glass of water
after you have finished lunch.
1:02:59
I've come to read to my mother.