:04:00
- Yes.
- Who toId you to wait?
:04:02
My uncIe.
:04:03
I see, your uncIe is...
:04:05
Mr Hashemi Masti.
:04:07
It's a Iong way to your viIIage...
:04:10
It's not far!
:04:11
Not far?
What do you think of your viIIage?
:04:14
I've Iived here since I was born,
I know it.
:04:18
We're your guests then?
:04:21
Yes.
:04:24
Do I turn Ieft here?
:04:36
- You were waiting for us then?
- Yes.
:04:39
Since two p.m.
:04:41
I've been waiting since schooI
finished for the day.
:04:45
My uncIe said:
:04:47
''My friends are coming.
Bring them to the house.''
:04:52
- Did he say why we've come?
- Yes.
:04:54
But you mustn't teII anyone.
:04:57
- AII right.
- Good boy.
:04:59
If anyone asks, say we're Iooking
for Iost treasure.
:05:04
Good idea.
:05:06
If anyone asks, say we're Iooking
for treasure.
:05:11
Imagine I ask you:
:05:14
- ''What are they here for?''
- Treasure.
:05:16
It couId mean troubIe.
:05:18
Not at aII.
:05:20
What a beautifuI viIIage!
:05:22
Yes, it's very beautifuI.
:05:24
You've hidden it weII.
:05:27
We haven't hidden it!
:05:29
The ancestors buiIt it here.
:05:31
It was them then!
:05:34
They buiIt it Iike this
so no one wouId steaI it.
:05:37
TeII me, why do you think
they buiIt it here?
:05:40
Because I wasn't there.
:05:45
You weren't here before then?
:05:48
Did you arrive recentIy?
:05:54
I think the car has a probIem.
:05:58
It's staIIing.