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Dren...
start working and show me what we learned last week.
Come on.
Dren, answer me.
What are you doing?
Sit up properly.
Pick up the pencil.
Are you listening? Start. - l don't want to.
Listen to your teacher.
Where are you going? Come back here!
What are you doing?
Get back over there.
Give me that.
Give me the controller.
- lt's mine. lt's my game. - Give it to me.
Dren!
Come here!
Dren, come out!
Dren.
You hear me?
Don't be a baby. Mr. Skendaj's waiting.
Dren!
Fine. Don't come out.
See if l care.
Dren...
you remember the story Dad used to tell us
about the little boy and the giant?
Remember what the little boy did?
Remember how he was?
That's how you have to be.
Understand?
You have to be strong.
Turn back.
Don't cross my path with that cart.
Turn back!
Stay in your village with that thing.
Got it?
Go!
Go, Klinsmann.
- Nice to meet you. - Welcome.
- Hasan Pema. - Thank you for coming.
- Hello. - How are you? Nik Lindani.
- Hasan Pema. - Thank you for coming.
Good to be here.
You're Nik? - Yes.
How are you?
Ded Lindani.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too.
By the Kanun, they should not
threaten a girl or kill her for revenge.
Either they don't know the Kanun or they're twisting it.
The Kanun respects him who forgives more than him who kills.
When Nik's friend told me
about the situation you're in and his sister being threatened,
my organization felt obliged to do something.
My heart hurts to hear of your troubles.
You need someone with experience.
Over the past 1 5 years
l've mediated 47 feuds.
lf you entrust this case to me,
l promise to work hard
until blood is forgiven.
How long will it take?
Peace must have strong roots
so that it cannot be easily destroyed.
Of course...
all of this work
comes with certain expenses.
The telephone...
gas...
certain gifts.
Their wound is still bleeding.
The Kanun calls for the payment
of six sacks of gold at the closure of a feud.
We already know
what the Kanun says.
Reading the Kanun
and applying it are two different things.
But my uncle's in jail.
He's already paying for the crime.
But your father is still free.
He didn't do anything.
Didn't do anything?
Holding Sokol while Zef stabbed him?
You saw what happened?
l've done my homework.
You mean you've been gossiping.
They don't care what's right.
All they want is blood.
That's why l'm here.
You need someone with experience
to represent you.
We know what happened, and we're very sorry.
lt's Sokol's actions that bring us here.
He came out with a knife to stab them in their backs.
They did nothing but defend themselves.
You can't condemn a murder and defend it at the same time.
You're calling us murderers and hypocrites?
As l said,
we appreciate your coming to visit.
Of course, our door is always open to you.
Give me some of the white ones.
Hurry up.
Use the blue ones.
Who is it?
NO MEDlATOR CAN SAVE YOU.
You made it.
What's this?
Barbie!
Dren, what's wrong?
Dren.
Come here.
He's tired.
Are you tired?
You forget how to talk?
He hasn't been feeling well.
What happened?
He wants to go to school.
ls the school still sending his teacher?
ls Mr. Skendaj coming to give you lessons?
Dren and Bora should be in school.
You think l don't know that?
l thought we could get a besa
for them to go back to school.
A besa?
They don't need a besa. They're children.
By the Kanun they shouldn't even be targeted.
Then why are they staying home?
lf we accept a besa,
they can take it away whenever they want.
We'd be at their mercy. Have you thought about that?
What makes you even think they'd give us a besa?
We don't know if we don't try.
So you bring in someone from outside?
Do you know what he's telling their family?
How do you know he's not making things worse?
You think his kind cares about resolving this?
What's he going to live on if feuds are resolved?
Use your head.
Then let's ask Mr. Skendaj.
To do what?
- To ask for a besa. - He's right.
He teaches Sokol's children too.
They might listen to him.
She should have had a proper birthday.
Then you shouldn't have picked a fight with Dad.
He shouldn't have picked a fight with me.
Why does he even bother to come visit?
How can you say that?
lt just makes everything worse.
- lt's not his fault! - Whose fault is it, then?
Not here. Over there.
More on this side.
Wait.
Bora!
Let Tom in.
Hey, Nik.
What's with all the bricks?
l got something.
What?
What's that?
- Check it out. - What's this?
My uncle in Toronto sent me money for it.
Look at the video.
The class.
Hey, Nik! lt's me.
How are you?
ls this recording?
Tom got a new phone.
Come back. We miss you.
Go to the next clip. Ready?
- For what? - Look.
Hey, Nik. How are you?
Everything's still the same. Nothing new.
We had literature class.
l have to do the homework.
lt's easy.
Did Tom tell you Arben and Lindita broke up?
You know what Arben's like.
What else?
l'm sorry l haven't written,
but you know how it is.
We miss you.
Everybody asks about you.
Even teachers ask about you.
I'm sorry you have to stay home.
l hope things get better.
That's all for now.
Bye.
How do l play it again?
- Oh, God -- - Once more!
- How do l look? - Fine. Just start.
Hi, Bardha. How are you?
ls everything okay?
Where are you now, in school or --
Why are you asking questions?
Bardha, this is my gym.
My bars.
l put boards up.
Here too.
l'm going to close this up.
Thanks for sending the video.
l was happy to see you.
l miss all of you too.
Seems like you're having a good time.
l can't wait to see you again.
Bye.
Enough.
Walk straight to school.
Keep a close eye on Dren. Don't let him out of your sight.
When you're done, come straight home.
Don't forget to thank Mr. Skendaj.
Bye.
And then my machine jammed,
and the foreman took it out on me.
He was yelling at you in ltalian?
No, that's the owner.
The foreman is from Postribe.
- How are you? - Hi.
How's it going?
Can l have a pack of Marlboros?
You have any without the tax stamp? - The tax stamp?
How are you? Good?
Fine.
l heard the police were questioning Shpend about Mark.
Shpend?
Why were they questioning Shpend?
Don't worry. l'm sure it's nothing.
Don't worry about it.
Have a good day.
Bye.
Nik!
Put your head down.
What did you do to the wall? Are you crazy?
- lt's a wall. What's your problem? - What are you talking about?
Go complain to Dad!
What did you do to the wall?
Leave me alone.
l can do what l want. - Get down!
l don't want to!
Come down!
l don't want to!
- l told you to get down! - What's your problem?
What are you doing? Put down that knife!
Get out of here!
Stop it!
What's going on here? Give me the knife.
Give me the knife, Nik!
He's messed up everything!
Out! Out!
Clean up.
Go!
Take the kids and get out.
Out! Out!
Go, Klinsmann.
Move.
Do you have Marlboros without the tax stamp?
The ones from Montenegro?
No, l don't.
You know where l can find them?
Try over there.
Excuse me.
Do you have Marlboros without the tax stamp?
No, l don't have any.
l need five cartons.
l don't have that many.
You know where l can get them?
Try the man over there.
He doesn't have them.
Leave me alone. l've got things to do.
Can l buy the ones you have?
No. Now go on.
ls Dren asleep?
Yeah.
Did you hear that?
Get water! Rudina, quick!
Rudina, quick! Water!
Quick!
Nik, don't get close!
Don't get so close!
Water! Quickly!
Go inside, go inside.
You shouldn't have come.
Someone could be watching...
just waiting for you to show up.
We have to think about how to respond.
We can't even begin to negotiate as long as you're still free.
Mara said as much to Rudina.
You're talking to Mara about me?
She brought it up.
Go to the police.
lf you're innocent, they'll set you free,
and Sokol's family will see it.
lf l'm innocent?
Sokol's cousin is a cop.
You think they'll treat me fairly?
At least in prison
you'd be safe.
And we could begin to talk to them.
You want to trade your father away?
ls that what you want?
We can't live like this just because you and Zef --
You can't live like this?
How do you think it is for me?
You think l like living in hiding?
Away from my family?
So turn yourself in.
For yourself, for us.
You want to be free, whatever the cost.
You've forgotten
that this whole thing started because l was defending this family.
By holding Sokol down while Uncle Zef --
l was trying to save my brother's life!
You're ready to sell me out...
just like that.
ls it that easy?
Don't move! Don't move! Hands up!
Police! Police!
Get down!
On the ground! Get down!
Hold him!
Hands behind your back!
Stay down!
Get him up! Up!
Let's go! Move!
Nik.
l wasn't sure which one.
Those will do.
What are you waiting for? Go get ready.
Nik...
you finally get a besa, and now you want to stay in the house?
What will l tell your father
when he asks why you didn't come visit?
We have to do something for him --
l can't go there.
l expect you to work on the stable.
See if Dren and Bora are ready.
How's your father? Have you seen him?
No.
We need money for a lawyer.
You have to take advantage of your besa.
That's why l'm here, Mara.
We can't rely on just a besa.
lf you could go and talk to them --
lt's too early. You just got the besa.
We need to do something.
lt's not a woman's business.
lt's a man's job. Women's opinions don't count.
My father's in prison.
What more do they expect -- for me to shoot him?
lt's not that, but --
What about Valmir threatening my sister?
He's a bad influence in our family. He's caused a lot of problems.
That's why l'm saying...
if you could go...
to talk with your uncle --
Maybe by Christmas
he might be willing to receive someone.
Maybe we can do something then.
- This Christmas? - Yes.
Stay, Klinsmann.
Does he kick?
No, he doesn't kick.
He just doesn't know you, and there are other horses,
so he's nervous.
His legs are crooked.
He has two bumps over his eyes.
Means he scares easy.
But he's a strong horse.
And he's a hard worker.
l'll give you 200,000.
No, 400.
Four hundred? lt's not a female.
Only a female's worth 400,000.
Two fifty.
Three hundred and -- three fifty.
We'll leave it at 300,000.
Three hundred thousand.
Three twenty.
He's a very good horse. l'm not lowering my price.
- Hey, turn left. - Why?
Just do it. You'll see.
What do you think?
l don't know.
l'll be right back.
- Hey. - Nik.
Did you hear?
- Yeah, they gave you a besa. - Yeah, two weeks.
That's it?
We asked for a month, but that's all they gave us.
Anyway, l'm happy for you.
l wanted to see you,
but l wasn't sure if --
Nik.
Anyway, l just wanted to say hi.
Well, enjoy your freedom.
- See you. - Bye.
What did she say?
Nothing.
Let's do something.
Come inside.
You're out of jail?
ls this how you welcome me?
Why didn't you visit me?
You got a besa.
How have you used it?
Do they know you got out?
Nik, they took away the besa.
What?
The besa isn't important.
What are you saying?
There will be others.
The only way to mediate was if you were in jail.
You want me to stay in jail?
- What are we gonna -- - Stop!
We're both inside now?
When you were in jail,
we had a chance, but now --
l've done everything l can to respect your loss.
My life is in your hands.
lf you want to kill me, l'm right here.
So kill me now, or let us go free.
What are you doing here?
Are you trying to provoke my grandfather?
l've come to end this feud.
You bribed your father's way out of jail.
How much will you pay to end this feud?
Your father's freedom is an insult.
Being trapped inside isn't freedom.
Good, because you'll be inside your entire life.
Now go home.
Go home where you belong.
Hear me?
Not here!
Not on our land! lt would be shameful on our land!
Get up.
l've listened to you.
Now you listen to me.
l wake up every morning with tears in my eyes for my son.
This feud pains us as much as it does you.
Your father is out of jail,
and if he ever steps out of his house, he's dead.
You say you respect me,
but you come here with ultimatums.
You come here with great courage,
but you're still young, just a kid.
You want to be free.
Okay.
But you, and only you.
You have 24 hours to say good-bye to your family.
After that, don't ever come back.
lf you go, we won't come after you.
But if you return,
we'll bury you next to my son.
Now go.
Take him.
Where will he go? Where's he going to stay?
lf he leaves, he'll never come back.
Eventually we'll reconcile, and then he'll return.
lf he leaves,
it's the same as giving them blood.
l'm going to lose my son.
You want to give them that?
lt's better than him being stuck here.
Nik...
you have to go.
Speak. Why aren't you saying anything?
What do you want me to say?
You always say you're protecting this family,
and now you're not saying a word.
He should go.
My heart doesn't want it.
But it's his choice.
Not mine.
What about you?
What about me?
What are you going to do?
l don't know.
l'll figure something out.
l'll be fine.