:04:00
Some day, you'll understand.
:04:02
I can't explain,
but some day you'll go abroad,
:04:05
and even if you're having fun,
:04:07
it'll feel alien to you,
you'll miss this language,
:04:10
these streets, these smells,
this whole mess.
:04:13
It's our country, Eyali.
:04:15
I can't explain it.
:04:18
Watch how your father
does business.
:04:21
See those Chinese, over there?
You see them?
:04:24
Those guys?
:04:25
Yes. You'll see how I operate,
:04:28
how I get their price down.
:04:54
Work?
:04:55
Yes, yes.
:04:57
What work?
:04:59
Building? Masonry?
Painting?
:05:02
Yes, yes.
:05:03
- Know how to do?
- How much?
:05:06
100 shekels per day. Cash.
:05:08
No, no.
:05:10
Why not?
:05:12
What's going on here?
:05:14
Dad, I have to leave.
:05:16
- What's the problem?
- Can I see the permits?
:05:19
What do you mean?
What permits?
:05:21
Their work permits.
:05:23
They left them at home.
I don't understand what...
:05:26
- No permits, no work.
- Eyali!
:05:30
Is there a problem?
:05:31
If they have permits, none.
:05:33
They have them!
They already worked for me.
:05:35
Come on.
:05:37
Come along.
I pay well. 250, OK?
:05:41
250, is that OK?
:05:43
I'll bring you back here after work.
Let's go.
:05:52
Screenplay by Marie-José Sanselme
and me, Amos Gitai
:05:57
Photography
Renato Berta