1915 Page #5
That's all you have to do.
No.
Ani, take the man's hand.
No, I'm not going to leave him.
I won't. I won't leave my baby.
Ani... Sa martoon tserke prne,
verchanank.
Chem, chem karogh.
Voch mi hye kin, cher karogh.
Hasgutsah. Ani,
inkn e ku miyag prgutyune!
Payts hima heduh bedk e ertas.
No.
Ani, you're gonna die.
The entire Armenian people are going
to die, because of you. Take his hand.
No.
Let go.
Simon, no! No!
No! Chem oozoom! No.
No! This is my decision!
This is my decision!
Hey, wait up!
We can work through this.
Just take my hand,
it's not a big deal.
Colonel.
You understand that?
Hey, Gabriel.
What are you doing here?
What do you mean, buddy?
You don't care about her.
You're just pretending.
You're an actor.
You're scaring me.
Why don't you put the gun down.
Why?
You shouldn't point guns at
people, even if it's not real.
If it's not real,
then why are you scared?
Simon.
The journalist is not writing
the story, Jeffrey.
Journalist, shmournalist.
We all are.
Simon.
Hey Simon, you up here?
Hey, listen, man,
I just wanted to...
Hello?
What am I doing wrong?
Why won't Angela take his hand?
Well, I was thinking, not
to violate the terms
of the Geneva Convention
or anything...
maybe, just once, the man can
take the woman's hand.
No... she has to make her own decision.
That's the whole point of 1915.
She's faced the truth. Now
it's time for her to move on.
What if she doesn't?
If she doesn't,
Jeffrey, then she's finished.
She's trapped forever.
Come in.
Oh, James, it's good you came.
I wanted to see you
before you left.
What if I told you
that the play can go on?
That Angela will take my hand.
What if I told you that
she can finally be free?
What are you talking about?
Look at her, Simon. Look
at what you've done to her.
She had to know the truth.
Not everyone needs
the truth the way you do.
People forget all the time.
About people they love,
about people they've lost.
Some even forget about a genocide, because
that's what they need to do to move on.
This is not moving on. You have
to face the truth to move on.
You don't even want her to move on.
You could never forgive her for that.
All you've really wanted
is to suffer together.
For her to share in your pain.
What do you want from me?
I can't change the way you are, Simon.
You will always live in the past.
But Angela, she can still
have a future.
You know I can save her, Simon.
I can take her away
from all of this.
Ahh... the ending.
You can't bear
the sight of it, can you?
But that's the way
the story ends.
With Angela and me together.
That's the way you wrote it.
Tony.
What?
Huh? What you say is not
possible. Tony's gone.
We have nobody to replace him.
He was never supposed
to play the role.
That's why the magic isn't happening.
Angela's decision is false.
Okay, then who? Who's going
to play the husband?
You know who.
It's not just your baby...
it's you Angela has to leave.
Say goodbye to your wife,
Simon.
Gabriel, are you lost?
I know where I am.
I remember my first
opening night.
Why is she sad?
Who?
Your wife, Angela.
I can tell she is sad.
The woman in that room
is not really Angela.
No?
No.
There is magic in this theater.
Real magic.
Can you keep a secret, Gabriel?
Tonight, all of us, on our stage
and in the audience...
we're going back in time.
We're going to a...
strange and dangerous place.
Angela is already there.
Do you want to go there,
Gabriel?
Angela... Angela,
can you hear me?
You're not my husband.
No.
Can you tell me where you are?
Downstairs.
Angela, can you please come
upstairs. I need to talk to you.
I have to stay here...
with my baby.
You have to go now.
No, Angela,
I won't go, I can't.
Why are you smiling?
You keep calling me Angela.
You have the wrong girl.
What did he do to you?
It was nice chatting.
Goodbye.
No, no, Angela, don't go!
Angela, don't go.
Hello, Ani.
I'm coming to get you now.
No, no.
I'm coming down the steps now.
Please, stop.
I can see you now, Ani.
I can see your little boy.
I killed him.
We fell downstairs.
I... I killed him.
It is a new world we are going
to, a world free of pain.
I can save you, Ani...
but you must forget about your son, and
you must forget about your husband.
Trust me, Ani.
I know the way out of here.
I know the way back.
Good evening and welcome
to the Los Angeles Theatre!
Do you believe in magic, sir?
Of course.
Excellent!
Mr. West, places.
Places, everyone!
Places, please.
We're on in five.
Simon, it's time.
'Tis in my memory locked, and you
yourself shall keep the key of it.
Ms. Lillian,
what are you doing?
Lucky... just an old ritual.
play were meant to be forgotten.
Many people, for many reasons, still
wish them to remain forgotten.
But of course, the past never
forgets who you are.
It follows you,
like a shadow, to the end.
Ladies and gentiles,
welcome to 1915.
Ani! What happened?
Ani! Ani!
Oh, we're all right.
We just had a little fall.
What was all that noise?
It's nothing, Mom. We were
playing. How is the garden?
Well, it's the weeds again.
They're suffocating the tomatoes.
I can help you, Grandma.
I'll pull out the weeds.
And son, don't forget.
Rip them from their roots.
So they can never grow
again from the soil.
So they can never grow
from the soil again.
Come, Garo...
we are going to have a big harvest
this year, your father has promised.
We're going to have new fruit.
No! No! You have to go!
Restrain your woman, soldier!
No! No!
This is my family! No!
May I remind you, soldier,
that the empire is at war.
But it is not our war!
It's everybody's war now. The
entire world is wearing uniforms.
Isn't that right, soldier?
I said... isn't that right,
soldier?
He's right, mother.
Armenians have to do
their part.
But we've done our part!
We make this empire work.
Our farmers grow your fruit. Our
architects build your palaces...
and yet you hate us.
Maybe we remind you that this
land isn't really yours.
You take our guns,
now you take our men.
What will you
come to take next?
You're out of time, soldier.
Say goodbye to your family.
I will always love you.
Come back. Come back.
I'll come back, I promise.
I'll come back.
We'll pray for you.
There will be no need for that.
is going, there is no God.
You can let go now.
Such a lovely song.
I think of Armen
every time I sing it.
Before we were married, he would
whistle it outside my window.
It was our little secret.
but every night,
I would wait to hear that song.
That sweater, is a little small
for Garo, don't you think?
It isn't for Garo.
Keep walking! You
have a long walk ahead of you.
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