Ali and Nino Page #3
Courtesy of the officers.
Pork chops for the boys.
You see the kind of thing
we have to deal with?
You were so right not to join up.
Hello!
- I'm gonna go.
- Okay.
Bye.
Salaam alaikum.
He's certainly trying hard enough.
But my mother still calls you a wild Muslim.
I don't think anyone's ever
called me wild before.
I quite like that.
I don't think she meant it as a compliment.
I know your friends
are serving in the army, Ali.
But between you and me,
I'm sorry the Russians are doing so well.
- Does it matter to us?
- It does.
Because unless the Russians are defeated,
we have no chance to achieve
what our country most needs.
And what is that?
Our independence.
no chance of independence.
I think he is wrong.
Left, left, one, two, three!
Ali, it's me.
Any news?
Malik's here.
He's telling them that in this region,
are the only way forward.
- Is that so?
- Yes.
And I think, after the war,
maybe, even more...
All right. Maybe we can see each other later.
More...
complicated, yeah.
So I'll see you after the opera.
I think it's time for us to go.
- See you later.
- Nino? Are you coming?
Bye.
If Russia takes Turkey and Persia,
the czar has said he will close
our mosques and schools
and abolish our languages.
And yet the czar asks us for money.
Why should we collaborate
in the destruction of our own culture?
All we can be sure of is that after the war,
everything will be quite different.
All the great powers
will be weak and exhausted,
but we will still have our strength,
our money, and our oil.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could become
the first democratic Muslim nation?
I don't like the way
he's trying to portray the czar.
And I don't mean go back a hundred years ago
to the way it was before the Russians came.
I mean we should create a modern
progressive country and run it ourselves.
Thank you so much for agreeing
to accompany me, Mr. Nakhararyan.
I wouldn't have missed it for the world.
It's my pleasure.
As-salaam alaikum.
Amir, you have to talk to the young people.
They listen to you.
It was a wonderful evening.
Thank you.
Wait. Wait.
I like you.
I really like you.
Wha... what are you doing?
We can leave the country together.
- We will get married in Moscow.
- No.
Yeah. And then we'll go to London.
No, no, no. Malik. What are you doing?
Let me out. Stop the car! Malik!
Let me out!
Let me go! Let me go!
Stop the car, Malik!
Good to have your support.
Thank you for inviting me, sir.
Thank you, Fatali Khan.
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