00:00They killed my wife.
00:03Three days, three weeks or three months ago.
00:07It makes no difference.
00:09I saw her picture three days ago.
00:11It was eight minutes to eleven in the morning.
00:14That's all I remember.
00:17It was Laylee herself.
00:20Pale.
00:22The bullet holes the firing squad put in her were clearly visible.
00:30One of the bullets had hit her straight in the heart.
00:36The photographer had taken the picture with such artistic commitment.
00:40It turned her chin to the right carefully.
00:45They must have wiped off the blood splattered on her face.
00:52If her eyes had been open,
00:55maybe I would have seen that even in those last moments,
00:59that royal Ishik's eyes still had her eyes fixed on those insurmountable peaks.
01:05Maybe in her eyes I would have seen regret.
01:09Hey Bajan!
01:11Hey lazy boy!
01:13Are you here to jog or are you just gonna stare at the birds?
01:16I was waiting for a nice lady to pass by.
01:22Well looks like you're running out of luck there Casanova.
01:26Aren't you a little bit old for that?
01:30Not if you have dinner with me tonight.
01:32Only if you promise to take me to a Persian restaurant.
01:36I prefer seafood.
01:37I prefer seafood.
01:38Not Japanese again.
01:40If you accept my invitation,
01:42I promise to treat you to the best seafood in town.
01:44With caviar and crackers?
01:46Even better.
01:48Iranian caviar and Russian bellini.
01:50You've got a date!
02:20Iranian caviar Constantin
02:22No, Delta.
02:23Please sit down.
02:25I guess that's why now I feel so old before my time.
02:55Yesterday, when I was young, the taste of life was sweet, as rain upon my tongue, I teased at night, as if it were for a game, the way of the evening breeze, great teas of candle flame.
03:25I don't know.
04:54I didn't think you were coming. You're late.
04:58I'm not late.
05:01Good morning. I didn't think you were coming. You're late.
05:05Good morning, doctor.
05:07Good morning, Paula.
05:11How's your husband?
05:12He's good.
05:14Still working on his sports car?
05:15As usual.
05:17Yeah, my dad is still working on the car.
05:20Yeah, your dad likes sports cars.
05:22So these fish are getting pretty fat.
05:25Yeah, since you've been feeding the fish, they're pretty fat.
05:31Come on, honey. We have to go.
05:34Okay.
05:34Bye, doctor.
05:40Thank you, Dr. Bijan.
05:42See you tomorrow.
05:44See you tomorrow, okay?
05:46Bye, Dr. Bijan.
05:48One might ask, why, with this one small portion of our body,
06:11we must apply so many names.
06:15The truth is, we humans are afraid of getting lost.
06:21So we must name everything surrounding us,
06:24every physical aspect, emotion, concept,
06:28be given name.
06:29Why, sir?
06:31To overcome our fears.
06:34Which makes us feel we are masters of the universe.
06:39All these concepts, good and evil,
06:43actually come from our master.
06:47The brain.
06:49Anybody still awake?
06:51How about you, Jim?
06:54Okay.
06:55That's enough for today.
06:56See you next week.
07:01Knock, knock.
07:03Anybody there?
07:07Are you looking for anyone in particular?
07:10Yes, I'm looking for a patient who desperately needs my help.
07:14Then, you'd better go next door.
07:17No, I'm sure I have the right door.
07:20The problem is, my patient's always in denial.
07:23Are you coming or not, Casanova?
07:25As you can see, I have more important things to do
07:28than chasing pretty girls like you.
07:30You charming old fool.
07:32Let's go.
07:33The thesis chair is waiting.
07:35All right.
07:35Let's go.
07:36Let's go.
07:36Let's go.
07:36Let's go.
07:38How's it going?
08:06How's it going?
08:06All right.
08:11Hi, doctor.
08:15How are you doing?
08:27How easy, Janet?
08:28He's responding well to medication,
08:30and he looks much better today, doctor.
08:32And how are you doing?
08:34I'm okay.
08:35My mother called.
08:36She's doing much better.
08:39That's great.
08:40Has Philip proposed yet?
08:42Oh, no.
08:44He likes things just the way they are.
08:47Just living together.
08:48Oh, those French guys.
08:49Huh.
09:02Hey, cowboy.
09:04What's up today?
09:05Howdy, Dr. Prick.
09:06Missed you.
09:07Where were we last week?
09:09Feeding the cows?
09:10Well, at least I was doing some unproductive.
09:12By the way,
09:13how many patients were killed last week?
09:15Uh-uh.
09:18Not enough.
09:20You didn't come by.
09:22Over my dead body.
09:24Hey, you gonna take that puny thing up in the air today?
09:27How did you teach your cows how to fly?
09:31Seems like she needs some milking.
09:32Hey, maybe you need a push.
09:34You want me to push it for you?
09:36Just trying to catch me, cowboy.
09:40When you're going to a nose dive,
09:42just holler for help.
09:44I'll be here with a safety net for you.
09:47Yee-haw!
09:48Yee-haw!
09:49Yee-haw!
10:03Yee-haw!
10:08Yee-haw!
11:38Insights, something is bothering you.
11:41What I don't know is why you're hiding it from me.
11:48Knock, knock.
11:50Come on, say it.
11:52What do you want me to say?
11:53Does it really bother you that much?
11:56No, I'm just trying to find the best way to say what I have to say.
12:00Okay.
12:01I'm not going to twist your arm, so take your time.
12:05Do you really want to know the truth?
12:08Yeah, at least your version of it.
12:10All right.
12:11I've erased my memory box.
12:13I am what I am.
12:14You're right now.
12:16So can we go get some coffee now?
12:18Big wishful lies, Bajon.
12:20It's not going to work.
12:23Believe me, I'm an expert.
12:25You know, like it or not, we're all machines of the same factory, but with different brands and different sizes and different colors.
12:37But more or less, we all have the same memory boxes.
12:44I'm sorry if I upset you, but I don't like to dig up the old graveyard that's my past.
12:51I don't keep anything that binds me to yesterday.
12:54I prefer to live here and now.
12:57Is that clear?
13:00Bajon, you can't erase your past.
13:03It does not come with a key.
13:07You can try and bundle your memories and push them in the dark corners of your subconscious mind.
13:18But every now and then, there's going to be some familiar sound or smell or object that's going to open that box.
13:24And there you are, haunted by your memories again.
13:27No, not me.
13:29You can test your theory on your other clients.
13:31I'm not your client now.
13:33I just wanted to invite you for a cup of coffee.
13:35Yes, but I want to know more about you, Bajon.
13:39Knowing me for five years is not enough.
13:43You know, sometimes you can know another person after just a few days or even a few hours if they're willing to talk.
13:50I am talking.
13:52I'm expressing myself.
13:53So for God's sake, let's go and have that coffee.
13:55I'd like to believe you, Bajon.
14:01So?
14:06I wish that I had no interest in you.
14:14I've lost my faith in men a long time ago.
14:17And I'm frightened right now.
14:34Sometimes I lay awake at night, scared to close my eyes because I know that the moment I do,
14:40I'm going to hear the voices of my best friend and my ex-husband creep up from my memory boxes and hunt me down.
14:53I see myself, a young newlywed,
14:57standing in the doorway of my bedroom,
14:59like a rabbit petrified with fear,
15:04shaking as I stared into a snake's eyes.
15:10As I watched the two people I loved the most in my life
15:14cheating on me in my own bed.
15:16I see myself, a young lady.
15:17I see myself, a young lady.
15:18I see myself, a young lady.
15:19I see myself, a young lady.
15:20I see myself, a young lady.
15:21I see myself, a young lady.
15:22I see myself, a young lady.
15:23I see myself, a young lady.
15:24I see myself, a young lady.
15:25I see myself, a young lady.
15:26I see myself, a young lady.
15:27I see myself, a young lady.
15:28I see myself, a young lady.
15:29I see myself, a young lady.
15:30I see myself, a young lady.
15:31I see myself, a young lady.
15:32I see myself, a young lady.
15:33I see myself, a young lady.
15:34I see myself, a young lady.
15:35I see myself, a young lady.
15:36I see myself, a young lady.
15:37I see myself, a young lady.
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