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00:00:30I wish I knew how it would feel to be free. I wish I could break all the chains holding me.

00:00:56I wish I could say all the things that I should say. Say them loud, say them clear for the whole round world to hear.

00:01:11I wish I could share all the love that's in my heart. Remove all the bars that keep us apart.

00:01:26I wish you could know what it means to be me. Then you'd see and agree that every man should be free.

00:01:40I wish I could give all the love that's in my heart.

00:01:47I wish I could give all the love that's in my heart.

00:01:51Bastards.

00:02:01Good day, Amina.

00:02:03Sergeant.

00:02:09Good day, Jacob.

00:02:10Sergeant Stewart.

00:02:12So, she finally got the place open. Nice business to have.

00:02:17I imagine it is.

00:02:19These new laws are making life bloody hard for the police.

00:02:29They're not making it a picnic for the rest of us either.

00:02:32My colleagues waiting in the car.

00:02:35He has a problem with this sort of thing.

00:02:38You'll know it's an offence for blacks to eat in the same place as whites.

00:02:43There are no whites here. Present company excluded.

00:02:47As non-blacks, then.

00:02:49This is an Indian area.

00:02:52Maybe coloreds, but no blacks.

00:02:57Boss cooks.

00:02:58You know they have bosses.

00:03:00I want to see them now.

00:03:01This is only a travel permit.

00:03:08Yes, sir.

00:03:10Where's your pass?

00:03:11But I don't have a pass, sir.

00:03:13I'm colored, not black.

00:03:14You look like a cafe to me.

00:03:16Her father was Dutch.

00:03:19Like mine.

00:03:20You understand, Jacob?

00:03:21We're trying to be difficult.

00:03:24Stuart, what are you talking to these people for?

00:03:29Calm down.

00:03:30You keep serving blacks and we'll kill the lot of them.

00:03:43Ma'am, it would be safer for you to leave now.

00:03:46You don't have to pay for the...

00:03:47I haven't finished my coffee yet, Mr...

00:03:50Williams.

00:03:52Jacob Williams.

00:03:53I'm Madeleine Smith.

00:03:54You run the post office.

00:03:56But you come in at 10am every Tuesday and Friday.

00:04:00You're Amina's business partner, aren't you?

00:04:02Uh...

00:04:03Well, no, uh, ma'am.

00:04:04I, uh...

00:04:05I just work for Amina.

00:04:07Oh.

00:04:08I'm sorry.

00:04:09I forgot.

00:04:10Partnership would be illegal, wouldn't it?

00:04:12I'm sorry.

00:04:17Thank you for shielding me from the police.

00:04:27Would you excuse me?

00:04:29What is it?

00:04:30My grandmother.

00:04:31We'll get a new glass, new frame.

00:04:44Are you okay?

00:04:45And you?

00:04:46I'm not so old that I can't die for cover.

00:04:49I don't mention flirt with the customers.

00:04:51I don't mention flirt with the customers.

00:05:13Go.

00:05:14Milk.

00:05:15Milk.

00:05:21Hola, are you coming?

00:05:22We're coming in.

00:05:23Get ready for school.

00:05:24Both of you.

00:05:25My God, we're moving out in a couple of months.

00:05:29Before the next one comes.

00:05:30Is it right to mama?

00:05:32Okay, Sam Yasmin, upstairs.

00:05:33Hmm?

00:05:34Go.

00:05:35Brush your teeth.

00:05:36Get your books.

00:05:37Get back.

00:05:38Yeah.

00:05:39Oh.

00:05:40Oh.

00:05:41Oh.

00:05:42I'm not sure that you're booked.

00:05:43Come.

00:05:44Okay.

00:05:45Yeah.

00:05:46Off.

00:05:48He said yes.

00:05:49We can go.

00:05:50Where?

00:05:51Out for lunch.

00:05:52To the location café.

00:05:54I think that's great.

00:05:55I have one more time.

00:05:56But we're all right.

00:05:58If we have the bus, we have the bus.

00:06:00We're all right.

00:06:01We go out for lunch.

00:06:03If we have the bus.

00:06:04He said, yes, we can go.

00:06:07Where?

00:06:08Out for lunch, to the location cafe.

00:06:11I can't believe our husbands are letting us out of you.

00:06:14Come on, Miriam, get dressed.

00:06:32Good morning.

00:06:33Come on, Miriam.

00:06:37I'm so sorry.

00:06:39I'm so sorry.

00:06:40I'm sorry. Thank you, Doris.

00:06:43Please eat it.

00:06:47They have staff to do that.

00:06:57Good morning, ladies.

00:06:59Good morning.

00:07:00Our special today is lamb reedy, and have some nice, fresh cook sisters.

00:07:04What are cook sisters?

00:07:07It's a South African delicacy.

00:07:09A fried donut with syrup and coconut.

00:07:12Here. Try one.

00:07:14See if you like it.

00:07:15It's delicious.

00:07:26Good.

00:07:27I'll send some over, and I promise I try not to drop them this time.

00:07:30She thinks a lot of herself.

00:07:36Maybe she should.

00:07:38She owns a business, and she's one of us.

00:07:41No, she's not.

00:07:42Where do you see any of our girls looking like that?

00:07:45Like what?

00:07:46Are you blind?

00:07:48Like a man.

00:07:49Maybe it's easier to work in trousers.

00:07:54Daddy, is it full?

00:08:10I told you Delo's in the country.

00:08:12You'll like it there.

00:08:12Will we have a house there like our old one?

00:08:16It'll be much bigger and better than the old one.

00:08:19A big shop underneath.

00:08:20We'll work in it.

00:08:22I will.

00:08:23And your mother?

00:08:24And we'll have a boy to help us.

00:08:25And we'll have a night watchman to guard the place at night.

00:08:27Shall we leave?

00:08:46And we'll have a night watchman.

00:09:16And we'll have a night watchman.

00:09:46We'll have a night watchman.

00:09:55We'll need to work hard.

00:09:57That's all.

00:10:16Oh, my God.

00:10:46She would have been proud of you.

00:11:16Hello, Brian.

00:11:33Mrs. Benjamin is making some tea.

00:11:36She says you should go and help her.

00:11:41How hard is it to make tea?

00:11:43Here.

00:11:45It will give you some energy.

00:11:51Are you okay?

00:11:54Shall I call her?

00:11:57No.

00:11:58Okay.

00:11:59Going already?

00:12:00Yes.

00:12:01I need to go to the shop.

00:12:02Don't worry about it.

00:12:03Your sister-in-law is there.

00:12:04Here, love.

00:12:05Have a nice cup of tea.

00:12:06Thank you, Mrs. Benjamin.

00:12:07He's not one for a chat, is he?

00:12:08No.

00:12:09He's not one for a chat, is he?

00:12:15No.

00:12:16He's not.

00:12:17There's nobody here.

00:12:18I don't know who you think is going to come flooding in to buy groceries at this time of the day.

00:12:24Or any time.

00:12:25Where's the boy?

00:12:26Robert.

00:12:27He's making deliveries.

00:12:28He'll be back.

00:12:29Later.

00:12:30What are you doing?

00:12:31Has it been so long that you don't even remember?

00:12:32I suppose she doesn't like you to touch her when she's pregnant.

00:12:36I don't know who you think is going to come flooding in to buy groceries at this time of the day.

00:12:38Or any time.

00:12:39Where's the boy?

00:12:40Robert.

00:12:41He's making deliveries.

00:12:42He'll be back.

00:12:43Later.

00:12:44What are you doing?

00:12:45Has it been so long that you don't even remember?

00:12:48I suppose she doesn't like you to touch her when she's pregnant.

00:12:51I suppose she doesn't like you to touch her when she's pregnant.

00:12:58You come to Cape Town once a week.

00:13:19Come and see me.

00:13:22Sit down.

00:13:23So what do you do after school?

00:13:24Homework.

00:13:25Good.

00:13:26Good.

00:13:27Good.

00:13:28Good.

00:13:29Do it then.

00:13:34Yeah.

00:13:48to school? Homework. Good. Good. Do it then. I don't have any homework. Why not? She's only five. She

00:14:02doesn't get homework until big school. Oh. Hello, Mr. Husband. Or should I say Mr. Father. Is it a boy?

00:14:12What a question. You have a beautiful baby girl.

00:14:42All these Africans. That's a problem with this country. Too many black people. You should

00:14:56come home, my son. It is a better life. How will Amina find a good husband here? There are

00:15:04plenty of families when she's ready. Of course she's ready. Where is she anyway? She couldn't

00:15:11come. Working? Did you say she's working? Where is she working? Cape Town. The girl needs

00:15:21to be brought back to a decent way of living. Why is she working? What is she doing? She

00:15:29must mix more. I know her family, the Ali's. Do you know them? Yes. We'll have them for

00:15:35dinner on Sunday. Your son never lets us invite anyone.

00:15:46Amina will never come. It is Amina's duty to be where we tell her. She will come.

00:15:57Amina, you're late. They're here already. Hurry up inside. Who's here? Where are you

00:16:04going? Inside? Like this? Like this? Mum, this is who I am. What else do you want me to wear?

00:16:16I'll help you serve the food. I don't see why people say that our girls are too modern. They

00:16:38may want to go out for a while and find out things for themselves. But I think our girls

00:16:43always find it best to stay at home in the end. Doesn't Amina work anymore then? Only

00:16:49now and then. But what about the camera? Why isn't anybody eating? Boy, things have been

00:16:54so busy at the garage lately. I don't have time to stop for one minute. Sometimes I wish Amina

00:17:01was helping me again. Then how many children would you like, Amina? Oh, I don't know. I suppose

00:17:10two or three would be nice. Do you want only boys? What would make you think I'd want boys

00:17:15at all? What rubbish? Everybody wants a boy. Everybody. Well, I'm not everybody. And I

00:17:21wouldn't care if I had a boy or a girl as wrong as a child was healthy and happy. Nothing

00:17:25else really matters, does it? I think she's right. I think it's time for dessert.

00:17:31We're going to Cape Town on the weekend. All of us? Do you remember when this came? Two

00:17:50weeks ago. It's from my sister, Rahmat. The one in Paris. Who told you that? Farah. I'm

00:18:00coming with her husband. I'm going to go to sleep. You wash the shop.

00:18:30And it's from your wife. What's the rest of you. Hey!

00:18:32What's the place? I'm thinking of you. Please don't believe you.

00:18:37I mau'm anything. Do you want the same? I really don't do this, though.

00:18:42I don't know. All this has been h Frozen for字fighter.

00:18:51Mara, come and help me here.

00:19:02They'll be here any minute now.

00:19:04And you know how particular Omar is.

00:19:06Not as much as he likes to think.

00:19:14They're here.

00:19:16I'm cooking!

00:19:18Bye.

00:19:20Bobby.

00:19:24Bobby?

00:19:25Well, where is she?

00:19:26She's gone to the hotel to meet James.

00:19:29That's a stupid thing to do.

00:19:31Are they trying to get caught?

00:19:33They shouldn't even be here.

00:19:35His father's dying.

00:19:36For what?

00:19:37He'll be dead in a week and they'll be in jail.

00:19:39Do they think the police care?

00:19:41Which hotel is he staying at?

00:19:42At the Royal, if you can believe it.

00:19:45I don't know who they think they are.

00:19:49This is my other sister-in-law.

00:20:02This is Miriam.

00:20:03Hello.

00:20:04Took me a while to get used to it.

00:20:06Iris must be such a nightmare to get used to.

00:20:07I meant that it wasn't home, at first.

00:20:08For either of us.

00:20:09But then I realized that there were no gossiping neighbors.

00:20:10No list of rules.

00:20:11No need to stay home if I wanted to work.

00:20:12We were very sorry to hear about your father's illness.

00:20:15He gave us his blessing.

00:20:16Finally.

00:20:17Finally.

00:20:18I suppose death can give you a different perspective on what's important.

00:20:22And now we're eating here with all of you and there was a time where that seemed impossible.

00:20:30Aren't you afraid?

00:20:31Of what could happen if you get caught?

00:20:32My husband is an idealist.

00:20:33We have no time for ideals these days.

00:20:34We have to be practical.

00:20:35Get what we can whenever we can.

00:20:37You know you're my husband and you could be twins.

00:20:43We are twins.

00:20:44Why couldn't you tell me?

00:20:45Men never tell you anything.

00:20:46No.

00:20:47No.

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00:21:25No.

00:21:26So I'm the doctor, good night.

00:21:28I love you.

00:21:29No, I should take care of the children.

00:21:30Father can make us tea.

00:21:41is that the urgent girl she's young and she owns this place huh

00:22:06a partner imagine at her age to be the partner for business and a good business too

00:22:11sunday is always the busiest day i think she's done well for one of our girls so do i

00:22:17she's not totally one of our girls have you ever seen one of our girls with such

00:22:22with such curly hair are you saying that she's part of black

00:22:26that's her grandmother bagel the child is amina's mother there was a big scandal

00:22:33she messed around with the africans should i pretend to be horrified you know plenty of

00:22:41white people including some of his family will sit there one day just like you all self-righteous

00:22:45and accuse my children of being half indian it's not the same thing it's exactly the same

00:22:50thing how can you live here omar how can you bear to be in this place south africa is my

00:22:55home

00:22:56you wanted ten pence were a thingy uh

00:23:09Uh, I'd like to serve someone over here, please.

00:23:39I love South Africa.

00:23:52What do you love about it?

00:23:53The freedom, the space.

00:23:55It's not like India.

00:23:56No, it's not.

00:23:58It's much worse.

00:23:59And God help anyone who tries to fight it.

00:24:01I fight it, and I think he probably did too.

00:24:05I fought so hard.

00:24:06I had to leave with bruises on my face.

00:24:16Do you still like cook, sisters?

00:24:19Yes, I do.

00:24:21And have you had any scents that were better?

00:24:25Never.

00:24:26Good.

00:24:26I'll send some over.

00:24:27They're frying now.

00:24:28Amina, this gentleman here is looking for someone to help build him a garden.

00:24:33You want it, or you know someone who would?

00:24:34I want a vegetable garden behind my house, back of the shop.

00:24:38I can do it.

00:24:39I want a big space.

00:24:40I need enough to sell, not just to eat.

00:24:43If you want me to do it, I can.

00:24:45Can you come early?

00:24:47How about seven?

00:24:47When we're far apart Don't you know I'll close my eyes

00:24:59And I'll see you with my heart

00:25:10Oh, that's the patch I'd like you to do.

00:25:19Mummy, why is she wearing trousers?

00:25:22Because she walks outside.

00:25:26Don't forget their lunch.

00:25:28Thank you, Robert.

00:25:29Robert, give the young lady some chapati and some tea when she starts walking.

00:25:32And there's fig jam in the fridge.

00:25:34Yeah?

00:25:35Come.

00:25:43Good morning.

00:25:44Hello.

00:25:46Say hello to the lady.

00:25:48Hello, ma'am.

00:25:51Come on.

00:25:56Bye.

00:26:02Bye.

00:26:32I brought you some food.

00:26:43It smells delicious.

00:26:45I wish I could cook so well.

00:26:47But you work in a cafe.

00:26:48All Jacob's recipes.

00:26:51Well, then you should learn.

00:26:53So my mother tells me.

00:26:55Your mother's right.

00:26:56What will you do when you get married?

00:26:58I don't know.

00:26:59I suppose I'll have to find someone who can cook.

00:27:02Have you eaten?

00:27:08Why don't you join me?

00:27:09I have to mind the show.

00:27:19I just want to know you better.

00:27:23I'm, uh, I'm just a housewife and a mother.

00:27:28And doesn't a housewife have thoughts and feelings and wishes just like everyone else?

00:27:35You were the first person to smile at me at the cafe in eight days.

00:27:41I count it.

00:27:46I count it.

00:28:16What's this?

00:28:30Bellatrine.

00:28:35I can't take it.

00:28:37Don't you like reading?

00:28:38I love reading.

00:28:40I mean, I used to.

00:28:43I used to read a lot.

00:28:46Please, keep it there.

00:28:51Stay for dinner?

00:28:53I should get going.

00:28:56No, you can't drive at night.

00:28:58I'll be fine.

00:28:58No, maybe in town, but here, the roads are just tracks.

00:29:04Stay.

00:29:04Stay for dinner.

00:29:23Stay for dinner.

00:29:23If you're going to stay, you should come inside.

00:29:53Your husband's not back yet.

00:29:55He works late in Cape Town.

00:29:57Usually he stays at his sister and brother's place.

00:30:05The dal was delicious.

00:30:07Do you want some more?

00:30:08No, no, I would like to clean up, though.

00:30:10It's hot water in the bathroom. Come.

00:30:23Let's pick some water on top?

00:30:26No, no, that's not a clue.

00:30:28Let's see what it is.

00:30:30If the dam has taken away a mask,

00:30:32that's a good amount of water.

00:30:34No, that's good, but the dam is Gospel.

00:30:36Do you have any pictures,

00:30:38and when I am the front of her house,

00:30:40I am the inner mattress.

00:30:42I am the outer mattress,

00:30:44but I am the outer mattress.

00:30:46I am the inner mattress.

00:30:48What are you doing?

00:31:05I couldn't sleep.

00:31:06Me neither.

00:31:10Let me get you some tea.

00:31:12I'll make the tea with you.

00:31:18Miriam, who's always getting the tea for everyone.

00:31:28Tell me, has anyone ever looked after you?

00:31:40When did you come to South Africa?

00:31:44Seven years ago, after I got married.

00:31:47Me too.

00:31:48Our first evening off of the boat from India,

00:31:52and we walked straight into the Indian Congress,

00:31:53protests.

00:31:54There were sticks and guns and policemen.

00:31:57I was terrified.

00:32:00I was there, protesting the ghetto bill.

00:32:04I thought we could overthrow the government in two weeks.

00:32:10Is there anything that you don't do?

00:32:13I have to give people something to talk about.

00:32:17Do you ever think about getting married and having children instead?

00:32:21Yeah, it's that word instead I don't like.

00:32:24Why can't a woman do both if she wants to?

00:32:26It's not usual.

00:32:27It's not usual.

00:32:28No.

00:32:29But neither am I, and neither are you.

00:32:32I don't know.

00:32:33I don't know.

00:32:34I don't know.

00:32:35Why don't you learn to think like this?

00:32:38My grandmother.

00:32:39My grandmother.

00:32:40My mother's mother.

00:32:41Picture in the cafe.

00:32:45She lived here once before she was sent back to India.

00:32:48You must have heard someone's version of the story.

00:32:50There's always gossip.

00:32:52Tell me the story.

00:32:55The real story, if you don't mind.

00:32:58I'd like to tell you.

00:33:00I think you'd understand why my grandmother was so important to me.

00:33:05What happened to her?

00:33:07She was 19, with one child already.

00:33:24And the shame and dishonor of being raped, she tried to hide it.

00:33:32But she became pregnant.

00:33:36As soon as the baby was born, my mother, they realized it wasn't her husband's.

00:33:43What did they do to her?

00:33:49Hello!

00:34:06They put you on a train to Durban, to get the boat to Bombay.

00:34:13Hold him up.

00:34:14Hold him up.

00:34:15Hold him up so I can kiss him.

00:34:20Please.

00:34:21Please.

00:34:22No!

00:34:23No!

00:34:24No!

00:34:25No!

00:34:30No!

00:34:31Stop!

00:34:32Stop!

00:34:33No!

00:34:34No!

00:34:35No!

00:34:36No, stop! Stop it!

00:34:38Stop it!

00:34:40Stop it! Stop it!

00:34:42Stop it!

00:34:44Stop it!

00:34:46Stop it!

00:34:48Stop it!

00:34:50Stop it!

00:34:52I can't imagine losing a child like that.

00:34:56It broke her.

00:34:58She didn't have one choice to make her whole life.

00:35:02And for as long as I can remember,

00:35:06she always warned me about the dangers of being oppressed in a marriage.

00:35:10Is that why you haven't gotten married?

00:35:14That's not the only reason.

00:35:24Um, uh, Miriam.

00:35:28Yes?

00:35:30Nothing.

00:35:32You should go.

00:35:34The baby needs you.

00:35:36Sam?

00:35:38Jasmin!

00:35:39Drissen!

00:35:44Chicken!

00:35:45Sam!

00:35:47Yasmeen!

00:35:49I can hear Amina.

00:35:51We should be in the garden.

00:35:53Yeah.

00:35:55Are you ready for school?

00:35:57Oh, did you eat?

00:35:59Yes, Amina gave us some breakfast.

00:36:03There you go.

00:36:05OK.

00:36:07OK.

00:36:09OK.

00:36:11OK.

00:36:13There you go.

00:36:15OK.

00:36:17I never imagined I'd be so domesticated.

00:36:19I never imagined anything else.

00:36:21OK, please.

00:36:23You ready for school?

00:36:25Come on.

00:36:27Have a good day.

00:36:33Can I make you some breakfast?

00:36:35Uh, perhaps later I'm going to start work.

00:36:43I hope I didn't worry you with all my strange ideas and stories last night.

00:36:49No.

00:36:51You made me think and that's supposed to be a good thing.

00:36:55Isn't it?

00:36:57That depends on who you ask.

00:37:03What are you doing?

00:37:05Reading.

00:37:07Reading.

00:37:09I can see that.

00:37:11Reading what?

00:37:13Poetry.

00:37:15Poetry.

00:37:17At this time of night.

00:37:21I'm tired.

00:37:23I was busy in Cape Town today.

00:37:25What's that?

00:37:27What did you say?

00:37:29What did you say?

00:37:31Nothing.

00:37:33What did you say?

00:37:53Love bade me welcome.

00:37:55Yet my soul drew back.

00:37:57Guilty of dust and sin.

00:37:59But quick-eyed love.

00:38:01Observing me grow slack from my first entrance inn.

00:38:05Drew nearer to me.

00:38:07Sweetly questioning if I lacked anything.

00:38:10A guest, I answered, worthy to be here.

00:38:14Love said, you shall be he.

00:38:19Afternoon.

00:38:20We need to ask you some questions.

00:38:22My husband is not here.

00:38:23He just left.

00:38:24Yeah.

00:38:25Must have just missed him.

00:38:26Robert, get these gentlemen a drink.

00:38:31It's a good shop you have here.

00:38:36Is your sister-in-law here?

00:38:39My brother-in-law and his wife stay in town.

00:38:44We're looking for Remat, Winston.

00:38:47And we know she's staying with you.

00:38:50They're not here.

00:38:53So you know where they are.

00:38:56Listen.

00:39:10You'll be in a pile of shit if you help them.

00:39:14What have they done?

00:39:17Have you heard of the prohibition of mixed marriages act of 1949?

00:39:20It's there for a reason.

00:39:24To stop this depravity.

00:39:27It's against nature what these people are doing.

00:39:32I'm from school.

00:39:34No, you can't.

00:39:35Yes, we can.

00:39:36They may be withholding valuable information.

00:39:38No!

00:39:40Have you ever been to a police station, young lady?

00:39:41No!

00:39:42No!

00:39:43No!

00:39:44No!

00:39:45No!

00:39:46No!

00:39:47No!

00:39:48No!

00:39:49We'll bring them back later.

00:39:50We'll do, Marta, whenever we get time.

00:39:51No!

00:39:52I'll tell you what they are.

00:39:53Too late!

00:39:54No!

00:39:55So.

00:39:57When are they?

00:40:00Where are they?

00:40:03They came down.

00:40:07They put brother in line.

00:40:10You know?

00:40:11If you're lying, I'll beat you and your children and your baby!

00:40:14I have a baby!

00:40:44I need help. The police are after us.

00:40:56We can't.

00:40:57Amina, you have to.

00:40:59We can't help you. I'm sorry.

00:41:03Please, please.

00:41:05I understand. It's just... I don't know what to do.

00:41:09If we help you into the customs, someone will break when the police start threatening.

00:41:13Are you sure?

00:41:17Thank you for the sake.

00:41:28You were supposed to tell us.

00:41:34In front of my husband.

00:41:36Was I supposed to tell you while she could hear me?

00:41:39Hiding upstairs.

00:41:41What kind of state police don't even search the house?

00:41:49Where are they now?

00:41:53Some nice clothes. French labels.

00:41:57We'll find them.

00:41:59You'll be the next.

00:42:01For helping them.

00:42:07I'm not stupid.

00:42:11But there is someone around you who is.

00:42:13And it won't be the first time she's in trouble with the two of you.

00:42:19It won't be the most to her.

00:42:33It won't be the third time of the night.

00:42:36I don't know.

00:42:37That's the point.

00:42:38Stop that bloody noise!

00:42:55Jacob?

00:42:56Sergeant.

00:42:57We're looking for an Indian woman.

00:43:01Indians is all we're getting here, but you're welcome to have a look around.

00:43:05Where's Amina?

00:43:06She's having a nap.

00:43:07She'll be taking over from her shortly. I'm not as young as I used to be.

00:43:24I know she's young.

00:43:26Who?

00:43:35Open this up.

00:43:36Come, come, come! Open it!

00:43:46What's all that?

00:43:48Stock for the cafe.

00:43:51That's why I keep it locked.

00:43:53Those cafes would steal anything.

00:43:58Tell me where she is.

00:44:00I really don't know who you're talking about.

00:44:05You and I both know that I've had some women in here.

00:44:07It's time for you and I!

00:44:08Dinking queen!

00:44:09I have to leave you.

00:44:10Come on.

00:44:10I don't know who you're talking about.

00:44:26I just keep and do it.

00:44:27Hey.

00:44:28Yours is the only place in town where your cafe workers eat alongside Indians.

00:44:32Did you get away with it?

00:44:34Yes.

00:44:36I could have closed you down any time, couldn't I?

00:44:41Yes.

00:44:43So?

00:44:45Was she here?

00:44:47No.

00:44:49Where is she?

00:44:51I really don't know.

00:44:54I'm sorry.

00:45:02What is that?

00:45:06If it's the police, then I'll deal with them this time.

00:45:11Someone sent you.

00:45:13I've got you on the truck.

00:45:14What happened?

00:45:15My lights have gone.

00:45:16Hate to bloody care for walking in the outbuilding.

00:45:18Right in my way.

00:45:19Thought it was just the one-sided court, but both my lights have gone.

00:45:23We might have one of those.

00:45:24Miriam?

00:45:25Thanks.

00:45:32Ah, that's the right one.

00:45:34How is he?

00:45:38Who?

00:45:39Gaffin. How is he?

00:45:40Dead, I hope.

00:45:48Just look at the... both lights.

00:45:51That's your good.

00:45:52You like him?

00:45:53Yes, try it.

00:45:55I want light.

00:45:57I want light to kill you.

00:46:14Are you okay?

00:46:15I'm fine.

00:46:24Where are you?

00:46:25I can help.

00:46:32Let me help you.

00:46:33Let...

00:46:36I don't need your help!

00:46:38Let's go!

00:46:40Let.

00:46:41Let's go!

00:46:50I don't need you.

00:47:20Where were you?

00:47:26I thought I left the washing out.

00:47:33Your place is here with me, not with those coffers.

00:48:03I don't need you, I don't need you.

00:48:33Oh you found books madam you forgot them yes until somebody reminded me

00:49:03Robert take this take it to the post office

00:49:28Morning Jacob morning Madeline Walmart today isn't it you can say that again

00:49:33Hey boy get me some water

00:49:36Go young you understand English do you there's a jug over there

00:49:41Listen I'm the employee here and uh I'll get you the water if you are incapable of getting it yourself

00:49:50What's the matter with you lady that'll be six months with the stamps

00:49:56We're all of us losing our dignity as human beings in this place aren't we

00:50:17Some of us more quickly than others

00:50:19Oh no don't you believe that for a second it's men like him who lose the most

00:50:24Perhaps

00:50:28I've got a parcel here for you

00:50:31Rather for young Miss Harge and uh yeah there's no other post

00:50:37There's no return address

00:50:42No

00:50:43Perhaps it's from a secret paramoy

00:50:45I'd uh I'd better get back

00:50:53I'll see you soon

00:50:55Jacob

00:50:57You sure that you do

00:51:00This came for you today

00:51:15Thank you

00:51:18It's

00:51:20It's not my mother's handwriting

00:51:23She's not gonna work all the time

00:51:46This is so difficult because he's too young

00:51:49What are you doing?

00:51:53It's the Ali's

00:51:54They've come to give their reply

00:51:56Even my mother must realise it's going to be no

00:52:00Won't you have some tea?

00:52:06Send that girl to me at once

00:52:08Who Amina?

00:52:10Of course

00:52:11She needs discipline now

00:52:13Send me the doctor

00:52:16I'm dying

00:52:17She'll be fine

00:52:19Ma

00:52:21Just

00:52:22Just take her some tea

00:52:27But she's dying

00:52:28She's been claiming her imminent death for 30 years

00:52:31Please just

00:52:32Take her some tea

00:52:34Ma

00:52:51Ma

00:52:54Ma

00:52:54Dinner is ready

00:52:56Ma

00:53:04Your tea must be ice cold

00:53:05I don't have time to go driving around the countryside for some old woman we didn't even know

00:53:15That family don't mix with any of us

00:53:18Yet when it suits them they expect all of us to just come running

00:53:20I don't expect it

00:53:22I don't owe those people anything

00:53:23Yes you do

00:53:24Amina Harjan saved your sister

00:53:27After Farah betrayed her

00:53:30I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:34I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:35I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:36I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:37I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:38I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:39I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:40I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:41I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:42I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:43I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:44I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:45I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:46I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:47I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:48I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:49I don't know what the hell is going on

00:53:50Auntie, is Amina here?

00:54:19I'd like to offer my condolences.

00:54:23She's in the next room.

00:54:26Please see if she will join us.

00:54:49I'm reading your book.

00:54:53I'd forgotten.

00:54:54I even had them.

00:54:55I didn't know you knew my parents.

00:54:57I don't.

00:54:58We came to see you.

00:55:00The murderess.

00:55:02Apparently my work and my trousers caused a heart attack.

00:55:07I can't tell whether you approve of my clothes or not.

00:55:20They're nice.

00:55:23It's a nice outfit.

00:55:26I mean that, but you look nice in it.

00:55:30So you prefer me in traditional clothes?

00:55:33No.

00:55:35You look very nice in this, but you don't look like yourself.

00:55:40And I don't feel like myself.

00:55:44But I have to please a person who, God rest her soul, is not even able to see me.

00:55:55It sounds silly when you put it like that.

00:55:58It is silly.

00:55:59But no one else seems to think so.

00:56:05Does it matter what people think?

00:56:08Doesn't it?

00:56:10Why did you get married?

00:56:13Did you fall in love and know you wanted to be with him for the rest of your life?

00:56:19No.

00:56:21He saw me a few times and proposed and my family accepted.

00:56:29And that's what you want to hear, isn't it?

00:56:32That it never occurred to me to question it.

00:56:34It occurs to me to question it.

00:56:36I know.

00:56:38What happened to your face?

00:56:45Nothing.

00:56:54Your mother wants to see you downstairs.

00:56:57My husband wants to see you, too.

00:56:59To thank you.

00:57:00For what?

00:57:01For Raymoth.

00:57:03Anyone would have done the same.

00:57:05I didn't.

00:57:07Did they hurt you?

00:57:09The police?

00:57:11They were taking my children away.

00:57:14Then you did the right thing.

00:57:16Come.

00:57:17I want to change back into my own cloth.

00:57:22I want to change back into my own cloth.

00:57:39Why should you take that risk?

00:57:41Because I hate apartheid.

00:57:44Because I hate aggressive policemen.

00:57:48I wish I could be more like you.

00:57:50I want to be more like you.

00:57:51Be careful what you wish for.

00:58:05Me and you.

00:58:07Jacob?

00:58:08Hmm?

00:58:09I have an idea.

00:58:10You haven't had a bad one yet.

00:58:14What is it?

00:58:16Indian food.

00:58:17All sorts of things.

00:58:18Samosas, biryanis.

00:58:19Okay.

00:58:20But you know, our girls don't know the first thing about making a proper Indian curry.

00:58:24So who's gonna do the cooking?

00:58:27Don't worry.

00:58:28I've already thought of that.

00:58:29I've already thought of that.

00:58:33I can't answer me.

00:58:34You have no meal.

00:58:36I haven't had a bad one yet.

00:58:37What is it?

00:58:38Indian food.

00:58:39All sorts of things.

00:58:40Samosas, biryanis.

00:58:41Okay.

00:58:42But you know, our girls don't know the first thing about making a proper Indian curry.

00:58:44Don't worry. I've already thought of that.

00:59:14Well, you're just passing through.

00:59:21No offense to your fair town, but I...

00:59:24It's okay.

00:59:25I don't think anybody just passes through.

00:59:28I came to see you.

00:59:30Will you have some tea? Cold drink?

00:59:33I want to talk to you about the cafe.

00:59:37Thinking about something new, Indian food, maybe a few days a week.

00:59:41It's a good idea.

00:59:44I want you to cook for the cafe.

00:59:46Me?

00:59:52You haven't even had my cooking.

00:59:54I ate here, remember?

00:59:55Tato, curry and dal.

01:00:03Besides, I couldn't do it.

01:00:06Why not?

01:00:08Because I have to take care of the shop.

01:00:11We'd pay you well.

01:00:16My children.

01:00:17Okay, then we'll make it one morning a week to start with.

01:00:25My husband wouldn't like it.

01:00:27I'm offering the job to you, not your husband.

01:00:30You surprised me.

01:00:33I thought you had a fearless streak.

01:00:40How would you know whether I have a fearless streak or not?

01:00:47Wasn't it you who went out in the middle of the night to help an African who was hit by a car?

01:00:51How could you know?

01:00:52How could you know?

01:00:53There were only two people, myself and my husband.

01:01:01Three.

01:01:02I know this government would like us to think they're savages, but Africans can speak as well as we can.

01:01:08Has it been busy?

01:01:24No.

01:01:25I came to see if Miriam would go for the cafe.

01:01:29What did you say?

01:01:32I said that I have to mind the shop and the children.

01:01:38My wife doesn't need to work.

01:01:41Look, I'm sorry, it's not a question of need.

01:01:43No!

01:01:47My wife doesn't know how to drive.

01:01:50I've told her time and again to take lessons, but she doesn't want to.

01:01:54If only she had.

01:01:55Oh, but I teach driving myself.

01:01:58Miriam, if you want me to come for a couple of hours a week, I'd be happy to come teach you.

01:02:05Yes, I'd like that.

01:02:07My husband has been telling me I should learn how to drive for some time now.

01:02:14Good.

01:02:16Then it's settled.

01:02:18I'll see you next week.

01:02:19I'll see you next week.

01:02:38Why did you do that?

01:02:40You know eggs are expensive.

01:02:42You have a long day in Cape Town.

01:02:45I may be staying the night.

01:03:03You're early.

01:03:07Very early.

01:03:09What happened?

01:03:12The market's closed.

01:03:14Closed?

01:03:15Why closed?

01:03:17They have action by the blacks.

01:03:20Bloody blacks?

01:03:38They have to afford to drive.

01:03:39They have Amin.

01:03:41Oh boy.

01:03:45They have to drive.

01:03:48Came back to passage in дуны.

01:03:49Go in and useeth.

01:03:51That's the place where we chose us.

01:03:53The next thing is to take place.

01:03:55How easy to drive.

01:03:57The other a while.

01:04:00That time is possible.

01:04:02Before that, it's enough.

01:04:03That I must accept.

01:04:04I don't know.

01:04:34Bye?

01:04:36Everything okay?

01:04:37My God. Bye.

01:04:40Were you just going to surprise us like this?

01:04:43How good to see you.

01:04:44How did you know Sadru was back?

01:04:47I finished early today,

01:04:50so I thought I'd stop in to say hello.

01:04:53I also finished early today.

01:04:55Demonstration.

01:04:59Family okay?

01:05:04Are you ready for me?

01:05:18Who else is going to teach me how to drive?

01:05:34Okay, let's start with the pedals first.

01:05:40This is the gas pedal, the accelerator.

01:05:44Yeah.

01:05:56And this is the brake.

01:06:00Right. And this is the ...

01:06:03You know how to drive?

01:06:04Right, and this is the...

01:06:06Dutch.

01:06:08Do you know how to drive?

01:06:10No, why would I ask for lessons if I knew how to drive?

01:06:13I don't know. Maybe you wanted to see me.

01:06:17All right.

01:06:19I don't know how to drive,

01:06:21but my husband showed me all the pedals

01:06:24once when he tried to teach me how to learn.

01:06:27There's only three, so it's not difficult.

01:06:32Do you know the gear is still?

01:06:38No.

01:06:39I'll show you.

01:06:47Is Madam inside?

01:06:48No, she's having a driving license, sir.

01:06:54See?

01:07:02No, not a dog.

01:07:03Hey, how are you?

01:07:04I'm crying.

01:07:05I'm crying.

01:07:07Oh, hi.

01:07:08Yeah, and Dad.

01:07:09I don't know.

01:07:10No, he's the guy.

01:07:11I'm crying.

01:07:12I'm crying.

01:07:14My son.

01:07:15My son.

01:07:16I'm crying.

01:07:17You're crying.

01:07:18I'm crying.

01:07:19I'm crying.

01:07:21I'm crying.

01:07:22I'm crying.

01:07:23I'm crying.

01:07:24I'm crying.

01:07:25I'm crying.

01:07:26I don't know if I can't take your breath.

01:07:27I'm crying.

01:07:28I'm crying.

01:07:29You were having a driving lesson I'm not finished yet out of the truck

01:07:47Miriam will finish another time

01:07:49How was your day?

01:07:57What?

01:07:59How was your day?

01:08:01Not good

01:08:03Sorry to hear that but things could get better

01:08:19I want to talk to you

01:08:23Where's Robert?

01:08:25Inside probably

01:08:27I was angry with him right now

01:08:29Why were you angry with all of us?

01:08:33I should be angry with you

01:08:39It's finished

01:08:43I won't be seeing her anymore

01:08:45Why did you do it Omar?

01:08:49I don't know

01:09:01You heard me

01:09:07Come, come, come

01:09:09Go, go, go, go

01:09:11It won't be a stylish marriage

01:09:19We can't afford a carriage

01:09:21I've asked Madeline to have dinner with me

01:09:25She accepted

01:09:27Do you know what you're doing?

01:09:29I believe I do, yes

01:09:31Where will you take her for dinner?

01:09:37I'm not fit to take her anywhere, am I?

01:09:39Only good enough to serve her a plate of food but not to sit and eat with her

01:09:43You could bring her here

01:09:53Think of something

01:09:55I have lived my entire life in this place

01:09:57By their rules

01:09:59I do not want to end my life alone because of them

01:10:01I know

01:10:03I know, but lately I've been wondering whether it's worth going after certain people

01:10:07No matter how strongly you feel about them

01:10:09You more than anyone has taught me that it is worth it

01:10:25Don't start changing now, Amina

01:10:27Amina

01:10:29Don't start changing now, Amina

01:10:51Hello

01:10:53Hello, Robert

01:10:55Yes

01:10:56Are you ready?

01:10:59Robert

01:11:11Robert

01:11:13Take care of the shop, please

01:11:15You didn't come to give me a driving lesson

01:11:31Did you?

01:11:37Why did you come?

01:11:39I can't

01:11:51I can't

01:11:55I'm married and

01:11:57You're a woman

01:11:59Those are not good reasons

01:12:01Those are not good reasons

01:12:05They are my reasons

01:12:07And they matter to me

01:12:11Don't you care for me?

01:12:21Of course I care for you

01:12:23Amina, please

01:12:25What am I doing to you?

01:12:27What am I doing to you?

01:12:33What am I doing to you?

01:12:35Every time I look at you, I want you to stay forever.

01:13:05Will you do something for me?

01:13:09Close your eyes.

01:13:13I can trust you.

01:13:16I'm not afraid of you.

01:13:26Will you just imagine?

01:13:28Just for now.

01:13:31Just for now.

01:13:33Please, mom and dad.

01:13:37Nothing exists except for you and me.

01:14:03Do we need to go to her?

01:14:15No.

01:14:17What happens now?

01:14:27Does this drive innocence just continue?

01:14:29Come away with me.

01:14:39I have three children.

01:14:41We'll never leave.

01:14:42I would never ask you to leave the children.

01:14:44We could, um...

01:14:46We could move.

01:14:48We could move away from here, Miriam, and I'll look after you and the children.

01:14:52Amina?

01:14:54Amina, please.

01:14:56Miriam.

01:14:57I know, I know that you'd think that I don't know what I'm talking about.

01:15:00But I've lived this way, Miriam.

01:15:02I've lived my own way my whole life, and it can be done.

01:15:05It can be done, Miriam.

01:15:06Me not.

01:15:07Me not.

01:15:08Me not.

01:15:09Not.

01:15:10For me.

01:15:12For me.

01:15:43I don't know, I know.

01:15:46Therefore, are people with you who lucky that you could have been able to melt with me?

01:15:53clip.

01:15:55No?

01:15:59Do you come to?

01:16:01We must...

01:16:07ah jacob you need a hand ah you wouldn't mind i'm struggling with this lock here let me do it

01:16:31hello police here ma'am postmistress here sir oh you're right i was driving by and i saw the door

01:16:45ajar oh i'm fine thank you just uh locking up sorry to trouble you no trouble

01:16:50who's there

01:16:56this is jacob the section where you are standing is for whites only he was

01:17:03just helping me lock up he shouldn't be there who is he anyway he's my driver

01:17:09why doesn't your driver keep the keys because i prefer to keep them myself

01:17:23yeah i know what you mean better to be safe than sorry quite

01:17:39i thought i told you not to disturb me

01:18:01yes but that was when you were six years old no

01:18:03dad i'm sorry i thought that um you come i thought that you were doris or one of the girls

01:18:17just me

01:18:18can i get you something to eat some tea no no i'm fine

01:18:32no we we just we haven't heard from you for three weeks and you're

01:18:37so your mother's worried and i just came to check to see you're okay

01:18:41i'm fine good

01:18:51things have been um

01:18:56it's hard to explain no need

01:19:00you see people like to make sure your mother and i know everything that is happening with you

01:19:04and they wouldn't like us to miss out

01:19:11only this time people are

01:19:15i mean the people are talking about her not just you

01:19:20they know her as well

01:19:21they have no right

01:19:23it's only because she's friends with me that they make any assumptions

01:19:26do people have anything better to do no they don't

01:19:33that's why i try to avoid them

01:19:56i'm so terribly sorry about what happened

01:20:08i'm ashamed to say that i was afraid of that young policeman and

01:20:11what he might do to you if you suspect it

01:20:13it's all right

01:20:15they'd only have thrown me in jail if they'd guessed

01:20:18jacob come inside i'll make us some supper

01:20:21i can't

01:20:28i hope you understand

01:20:33yes i understand but i am sorry

01:20:42i'll i want to drive you home no

01:20:49goodbye madeline

01:20:51goodbye jacob

01:20:57goodbye jacob

01:21:00goodbye

01:21:04so you're running away no I just need some time I just need some time away to think

01:21:25do you need money no thank you

01:21:36you shouldn't go

01:21:43I wish you know where to find you

01:21:55did you have your driving lesson today no good that's over then no I have to

01:22:20learn how to drive to work you work you don't need to work I do it's just for

01:22:41two mornings just let me learn how to drive you will not be my wife and work do

01:22:47you want to divorce me what about the children what is it Omar tell me what

01:22:55you're thinking

01:23:10it's all right my love everything's okay go back to sleep

01:23:14it's all right

01:23:21I don't like it if I don't like it that should be enough

01:23:39it's not enough it never has been

01:23:46I just didn't know what to tell you until now

01:23:51no

01:23:56you'll have to find a better way to speak to me

01:23:59not again

01:24:29I may still need some lessons

01:24:36you drove all the way from Delos

01:24:41do you still have that vacancy

01:24:44two days a week

01:24:48two days a week

01:24:59if it works out

01:25:02even more

01:25:07come on then

01:25:20I'm Miriam

01:25:37I'm Miriam

01:25:39I'm Miriam

01:25:40I'm Miriam

01:25:54I'm Miriam

01:25:55Would you draw a timeline across my face

01:26:11You could read my palm

01:26:15Would you share with me your remaining grace

01:26:21Like the last few drops of a bomb

01:26:26Would you speak in voice of fire and ice

01:26:32Crush their words with a stone

01:26:35Would you dare to move not once but twice

01:26:41To a clearing you stand but alone

01:26:46Take a piece for yourself when the storm blows

01:26:52Take a piece for yourself and who knows

01:26:58Take a piece for yourself

01:27:01Would you hide the thoughts you couldn't tame

01:27:12In the shadows of my mind

01:27:17While you fight your part in the twisted game

01:27:22Scrambled legacy of time

01:27:27Would you drink the woes of your mother like milk

01:27:32Fill your belly with bonds and knives

01:27:37Would you cut the cord like tattered silk

01:27:43And count your remaining lives

01:27:48Take a piece for yourself when the storm blows

01:27:54Take a piece for yourself and who knows

01:27:59Take a piece for yourself

01:28:02This broken world

01:28:07Would you steal a sip from the bottle of pain

01:28:14Numb you from your fears

01:28:18Down your parched throat that's begging for rain

01:28:24Run from deserts till forests appear

01:28:27Would you call on the pilot of disappearing flights

01:28:33Through our universe of aching flesh and bone

01:28:38Would you open the door

01:29:08Take a piece for yourself when the storm blows

01:29:16Take a piece for yourself

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