Scream of the Ants Page #4
And the fire is very small. Poor
He was a man. And his body is hard to burn.
Family worried,
they are unlikely to burn his body.
Rich off well.
Even after the death of a wealthy family
is glad that his body
quickly consumed. Even after death
You can distinguish the rich from the poor.
If this was the last burning ...
Somehow have survived, and said,
"Well, now that it happened."
But in this culture
people really believe
that after death they will be back again.
The new birth and a lifetime of suffering,
burning, rebirth, death,
rebirth, death, and it is compulsory
rotation scares these
people. They suffer so much.
They are not very aggressive.
They simply ask:
"Why, why?"They want to go ... They want to
get out of this vicious circle.
In this world of so much crap!
The world is not stable, the world is full of sh*t.
You're all in the sh*t. Sh*t flowing streams.
Sh*t coming down on you.
And this sh*t is not just here.
Sh*t follows you.
And in different cultures
people in different ways to explain it.
For example,
Catholics say, "You've earned it."
Protestant:
"Now this is happening to others."
Muslims say:
"This is the will of Allah."
The Jews always say, "Why
it always happen to us? "
Buddhists say
"In fact, it is not sh*t."
In Japan, Zen Buddhists say:
"Listen to the sound of falling sh*t."
But, you know, it's just a theory.
This is just some solutions
invented by people,
trying to comfort others.
Help people get out of the sh*t.
Come on. We need to make
something interesting and important.
Give. Come on.
Close your eyes.
Your ears and just breathe.
Your ears and just breathe.
That was your lesson today.
Sorry.
Want to buy a flower? 1 0 Rs.
Throw in the Ganges. Do you? Want to buy a flower?
Why?
Why should I buy you a flower?
Throw it into the Ganges with your name.
It will bring good luck to your family.
I have no family.
Write the name of your child.
I do not have a child.
This will help it gain?
- Do you have a match?
- I have.
I need a fire
something to read.
Take a look. I can not read.
You do not help me to read it?
This is in Hindi.
I will speak in English.
Climbed the seven hills.
Passed all of the valley.
Across the vast plains.
At all times of the year.
I traveled all over the world.
And when I got home,
I was amazed to see the whole world
in a tiny droplet on a piece in my garden.
Protagonist:
Mamoud ChokrollahiMain character:
Manur ShadziJoint production
Wild Bunch and Makhmalbaf Film House
Director, writer, editor
Mohsen Makhmalbaf
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