Bewilderment is the story of the turbulent journey of families torn apart by lies, betrayal and enmity. Atefeh is a doctor who’s trying to bounce-back from a divorce. Poulad, a man who was raised in Paris, returns to Iran and suddenly finds himself in search of his real family. Their fate leads them to unimaginable truths after they knock down numerous obstacles, and against all odds, forgiveness, hope and love prevail and conquer all.
00:00On the right is her brother Poulade, on the left is her older brother, and in the middle is her younger sister.
00:28Do you see how much she looks like her mother? It's like they're the same person.
00:32Maybe you're mistaken. You're wrong. This little girl only looks like Nargis.
00:37They're just similar? So tell me, do you still have a relationship with this girl?
00:42You do.
00:43Your tea's cold. Let me go get you another one.
00:46Mrs. Johnpoor, you have her wedding photo, which means you're obviously still in touch with her.
00:51I promise not to harass her. She doesn't have to see her real family if she doesn't want to.
00:57Her mother's such a wonderful woman.
01:00What about her real mother? She's been longing for a child all these years. Who's to say what it is that she deserves?
01:08You?
01:09Dear, you're still young. You don't realize the consequences this could have.
01:15Consequences? Yeah, I think that you're right. But I vow that I would kiss my job goodbye if I don't manage to solve this case.
01:27Don't make me do this. She's so happy. Why are you trying to ruin her life?
01:37But this will make her life happier. What could be better than two moms? Wait a minute.
01:44Did Herf? Her family tell her she was... Of course they did. How else would she be in touch with me?
01:55Oh, that wasn't my brightest moment. So, if she knows she was adopted, then things won't be all that complicated, right?
02:06I don't know. I really don't know. Look, Mrs. Jahanpuri. What if she would want to know about her real family and you were to keep this from her? Then you would be responsible and you can't say I didn't warn you.
02:18Oh, God, what should I do? Mrs. Jahanpuri, it really wouldn't be a mistake to tell her.
02:24Girl, you never get my name right. It's Jahanpuri.
02:29I'm sorry. I promise I'll get it right next time. Please, I beg you. I beg you.
02:34Oh, what are you doing? Please call them.
02:36All right, all right. You're driving me nuts. Let me go.
02:41May God reward you. So you call them, right?
02:45Okay, all right. Stop with the sweet talk. I don't have her own number. But even if I did, I'd have to call her mother first.
02:55Oh, so who are you calling now then?
02:57I just told you her mother.
02:59Hello. Hi. Mrs. Pallavani, how are you? How long?
03:13Is it possible to give me their number? Thank you. Goodbye. We can't call them.
03:22Oh, now what do we do?
03:25Nothing, all right now. We just have to wait for them to call.
03:29Oh, that's just great. When are they going to call?
03:32How should I know? It could be soon or not so soon. But they'll definitely call to say Happy New Year.
03:41New Year's? We'll have to wait that long?
03:45Maybe not. They might call sooner.
03:50Mrs. Jahan, darling, please just give me the address and put me out of my misery.
03:55Girl, have you lost your mind? Didn't you hear me say they moved?
04:00Yeah, but Mrs. Jahan, sweetie, someone in the neighborhood might know where they went or maybe they're in touch with their old neighbors or something. I beg you. You don't want me to cry again, do you?
04:13No. There's no need for you to cry. I went to their house a couple of times back then. It's around Golabdar. I'll give you the address. But Kamali, if you go and find them and something happens to the girl, I'll make you wish you were never born.
