Aba jan Page #4

Synopsis: The story is in Zanjan 1980s. It tells the life of people of that city and their problems in those years.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Year:
2017
90 min
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They're not his. They're mine!

He's lying, I swear!

He's not even old enough

to understand that stuff.

Congratulations, Abajan!

See what's going on in your house?

That's how a kid raised

by Hashem ends up!

Give them to me!

Please don't do this!

He's just a stupid kid!

I don't know what to say.

He's not into that stuff.

He hasn't even got the guts

to do this sort of thing.

He must have been fooled by others.

Who was that boy who kept

coming to see him? Amini!

He wasn't raised by proper parents.

That rascal has deceived him.

Where are you going?

Give those to me.

Let go of me!

Go get lost somewhere for the night.

We don't need any more troubles.

I'm not going anywhere.

And he can do no sh*t!

Oh my dear God!

Hi there!

Hi there!

Come and taste this.

It tastes very good.

God bless the food.

May God grant you his blessing!

This list looks fine.

Now please bring me the other

donations list to sign.

Mr Mohseni!

Keep this. Thanks.

Hello, ma'am.

Hi.

God bless you.

Thank you.

Any news?

Nothing, really.

The lad, Mr Jafari,

whom you talked with...

He'd come home on a leave.

I asked him again.

He says he's seen him upon the

Iraqis' overnight attack.

But that doesn't match what

Kazem had already said.

We have gone through tomorrow's list.

His name is not on it.

I think the lad might have mistaken

him with someone else in the dark.

What Kazem says

makes more sense.

Is there a problem if I go to

the front and search for him?

God...

I swear to God I've

searched everywhere.

The front is not a suitable place for you.

Look, I've said this many times.

You can't see anyone

during an operation night.

Everyone can only focus on the

voice of the soldier next to them.

Kazem or Mr Jafari... it's strange

how any of them could see him.

Well, my son is very smart.

Even with one leg, he'd never

fall in the hands of the Iraqis.

You're ruining yourself

with these thoughts.

Trust in God.

He's no different from other soldiers.

Goodbye.

Banafsheh Alley

What are you doing?

We're changing the

name of the alley.

(New Name:
Martyr Khalil Dorani)

Who gave this to you?

It's from the Municipality.

The Municipality has no right to do this!

This alley has had this name for 50 years.

It's not going to change!

Shame on you, ma'am.

This kid has given his life for you and me!

Who says this kid

has been martyred?

Don't cross that line again!

What? She's taking the plate!

What's going on, Seyed?

I don't know! Why don't you ask them?

Don't touch me!

Just go, please.

But she's taking what

belongs to the government.

You've got no right to change

the name of the alley.

I don't know what's

wrong with this people.

- Hi.

- Hi there.

What are you doing, Hashem?

I'm taking them all to Bijar.

You should have waited

to find a job first.

I was afraid we could get in trouble.

- Wow, Farrokh was discharged?

- Yes.

Don't be upset with me, Hashem.

I was worried about the kid.

What's wrong Nazkhand?

Mum?

They took him.

Your son-in-law tipped them off!

Weren't you saying Kazem

was like Khalil to you?

We fed him all these years and

look how he sold up in the end!

It was Mohsen today; let's see

how he frames Hashem tomorrow!

He's so afraid he took all the birds

away and now we won't have any income.

He stung us damn well.

Aren't you going to say anything?

Of course, you aren't.

You don't say a word no

matter what people do to you!

You didn't say a word when

he took another wife.

You didn't say a word

when your son went MIA.

I really don't feel for you anymore.

Even patience must have its limits.

What are they going to do to him?

Mum! Call that Mr Mohseni.

He'll get in deep trouble and

we won't be able to save him.

That boy will confess to everything

as soon as they give him one slap.

Hasn't Khalil given his

life for this country?

Shouldn't they give us just

a little special treatment?

I don't understand what's on your mind

that seems more important than all of us!

This is the last one.

I'll come in a minute.

I know you wouldn't let me take them

away if you were conscious enough.

But don't worry.

I'll hand them to a man I trust.

Don't worry at all.

Are they safe and secure?

Yeah.

Thank you.

I'll be back tomorrow evening.

If anything happens call Elyasid

in Bijar and say one word.

Just say "Farrokh misses his dad."

Nothing else.

Nothing is going to happen.

You haven't done anything wrong.

He had no mercy for Mohsen,

he won't have any for me either.

He'll do his best to frame me.

Hopefully not.

- Bye.

- Bye.

Have a safe trip.

Take care. Bye.

You promised! I can't take this anymore.

All right! How many times

are you going to say that?

He'll behead you! Be careful!

Didn't you ask the cleric at the mosque?

All right. All right.

Yes, I did.

I read the Sharia book;

I've also asked the cleric.

I personally remember

it for nearly 15 times.

What are you going to do with Hashem?

What are you even talking about now?

Will they release him now?

My son has done nothing

wrong to be kept in there.

He shouldn't have taken

responsibility for them.

He did it for Hashem.

Shamsi!

I'll tell her to come.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

I just wanted you to know

this kid is like my own son.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

Didn't Mohsen give you

anything to hide?

No.

Will they let him go?

This kid never missed a

prayer or fasting day.

Someone must have fooled him.

How else would he know anything about Communism?

A kid who is raised without a father,

appreciates his mother even more.

He wouldn't do this stuff.

He wasn't raised without a father.

Haj Baba was like a father to him.

Haj Baba wasn't even a

father for his own children.

I raised your uncle Khalil on my own.

Give me my cream.

And then your mother says why I

accepted another wife in this house!

Soleiman had a right to do that.

He was working in the shop all day.

And when he got bankrupt and old,

he stayed home and kept nagging at me.

It was since Nazkhand came to this

place that he got a bit kind.

You've never seen his bad temper.

Well, that's because you

weren't in love with him.

You wouldn't let him get

remarried if you loved him.

I was too young to know

anything about love.

Hashem brought his cousin from Bijar.

He said it she'd help your

mother and breastfeed you.

Then I realised how

Soleiman's behaviour changed.

I asked him about it.

I said:

"How come you're suddenly so cheerful?"

He said:
"To make it short, I've

fallen for Hashem's cousin."

What?

You're stunned at the sight of my dark fortune?

But she only breastfed me 10 times.

10 times or 1 month.

I don't know. Turn that

light off so we can sleep.

I think it's my dad.

It's Mohsen, Abajan.

Who is it?

Mohsen is back.

Mohsen!

You're back, honey?

Thank God they let you go.

Are you going somewhere?

Leave me alone. Get out!

Why are you packing?

- Get out!

- I'm talking to you!

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