All language subtitles for Nevestka (1972)_track3_eng

Turkmenfilm Studio Production

"Daughter-in-law"

Screenplay - Khodzhakuli and
Khodzhadurdi Narlievs

Director - Khodzhakuli Narliev

Photography - Anatoly Ivanov

Art Director -
Annamamed Khodzhaniyazov

Music - Redzhep Redzhepov,
Sound - Chaly Annahalov

Cast:

Khodzhaberdy Narliev
Khommat Mullik

Ainabat Amanlieva
Ogulkurban Durdyev

Arslan Muradov
Mergen Niyazov

Main roles:

Khodzham Ovezgelenov

Maya Aimedova

Film was dubbed on Mosfilm Studio

- Keep back!

- The bugs are harmless creatures.

But the mouse can infect the sheep
with plague.

Let's drive them away, my girl.

- We'll have to empty the well.

- Quick!

- Pull.

- Let's drive the sheep through out fire.
Fire kills pest.

- Are things all right?

- It will be great to have a cup of tea.

"The sheepfold needs of repair.

We'd better put up a new one.

I'll have to ask for help at the kolkhoz."

- We'll soon welcome a guest.

Tall.

Slender.

He's coming.

- Hello, Anna-aga.
- How are you Mergen?

- All right, thank you.
- This is Shadurdy.

He's been looking forward
to meeting you.

I'll pick him up on the way back.

- Came and sit in the shade, son.

- Have same tea.

- Ogulkeyik, here are presents for you.

It'll keep the tea hot and the milk cold.

It's from the kolkhoz, thanking you
for socks

and gloves you knitted for the soldiers
at the front.

It used to be "all for the front"
now it's all for us.

- Oh, my poor bones' reaching...

How your rheumatism, Anna-aga?

- I'm sick to death of this ache.

I bury myself in the send
and sweat like hell.

But it won't help me.

- I'll never forgot the damp trench where
I lay for 3 days.

Now I've had this back ache.

There's a remedy.

- What remedy?

- Camel milk with sour cream.

- That's what you're driving at.

- Bless this well.

The best milk I've ever had.

- Take this cup.

- Have same tea, son.

- I learned from the villagers your son
hasn't come back.

Murad and I were in the flying school
together.

- He sent his photo from the front.

- He was a good pilot, fearless.

Whatever the danger he would go on
mission with a smile on his lips.

Once he didn't return after night raid.

Forced landing, they said.

We never knew for certain.

- Are things all right, dear?

The important person came from
Ashkhabad.

All the people gathered in the village
club.

Suddenly that man calls out my name.

Everybody claps their hands.

They ask me to come to the table.

And there, at the table, are the party
secretary and kolkhoz chief.

I wonder why they've called me.

Ashkhabad man comes up to me,

Give me the order and thanks me
for good work.

"Thank you", - I answer. - "I have not
done anything special."

The kolkhoz chief laughs:
"Some old Anna-aga."

Everybody claps their hands again

and I say: "I am too happy for words

but could you give me a red woolen
shawl."

'What for?" - They ask me.

My daughter has been covering her face

with yashmak for a long time.

If I don't give her a red shawl

- Do you like it?

Oh my old head! I nearly forgot...

Our pictures.

I said to the people it's all thanks to you.

Do me a favor, will you?
Take off your yashmak.

Tomorrow I want to see you without it.

- The authorities promises help.

- How are you, Ogulkeyik?
Is everything all right?

- Give me my puppy.

- How are you getting on?
Are you well?

- Where's old man? Is he with the herd?

- Where can we put on the tent?
- Here a good place.

- Babitach, stop... Arrived...

- Help me get down.
- Get down, I'm holding you.

- Let's have tea.

- No, later. Let's put up the tent first.

- Arslan, make the came. Lie down.

- Rope.

- All right.

- Why do you cover your face?

- Are you well?
- I'm all right, thank you.

- Look, who's come.

- What's your name?
- Arslan.

- Look at yourself, you're all wet.

- Keep back.

- Why did they stop?

- They've seen the stranger.

- Come here!

- Here are bones to play with.

- Come in.

- Now we have tea.

- Chopan-aga also mourned the death
of his Achmurad.

- Which Chopan-aga?

- The one who has 9 daughters and
only one son.

They were notified he'd been killed
in action.

- The son of Maral Edjeh.

- Yes, she cried so much, it broke
her heart.

- They were having their funeral feast
when he suddenly came.

- Achmurad?

- Yes, you should have seen.
That burly-burly.

Poor Maral Edjeh flung herself
into his arms

and dead there from heart attack.

- I can't possibly describe commotion
in our village when the war ended.

Tugur ran about shouting the damned
thing's through.

He even lost his sheepskin hat.

- Did Nazar write to you from the front?

- There were no news for two years.
I waited and waited.

- How long did you have to wait for him?

- He was in Berlin battle then another
year in the army.

- In two or three weeks Nazar will learn
the ropes and you'll leave here.

You'll had enough of the sands.

- I may have to go away too
before spring comes.

- It'll be hard to manage with
the children.

- You don't know all the trouble
they give.

- Uncle Mergen is coming. He's got
a new lorry.

It's big. I'll get in. Can I?

- Congratulations! You've got
a neighbor now.

- I've got a present too... Not bad, eh?

Here's a present for your camel wind
wheel. It'll draw the water instead of her.

- The camel'll go to the well only for a
drink of water. And she'll give more milk.

- Could you give me a cup?

- Daughter!

- Let's begin.

- Have you seen Ogulkeyik?
Where's she?

- Arslan, come here, tell the grandpa

a man came horseback and they went
away together.

- Let's fix the wheel. Take the wire.

- Haul it up.

- Why didn't you take off the yashmak?

- I'm used to it. I'll take it off some day.

- What's brought you here, Redjep.
- I was passing by.

- Wash your hands and take a set.
How your father and mother?

- Not bad, thank you.

- At dawn the wind changed and sheep
went south ward.

They want some fresh wind to breathe.

They've gone to another pasture.
Help your self sonny.

She didn't know and so sent you
to the old pasture.

- That's all right.

I only wish we had talked
in Ogulkeyik's absence.

Father had sent me here.

He asked me to tell you...

We have to take Ogulkeyik back
to home.

We are sinners. How long can she wait?
Let her go.

Matchmakers keep coming.
But you aren't within easy reach.

Now you've a helper.
Father's waiting for your decision.

- You are right there.

I spoke about there with her many time.

The moment I speak she gets up and
leaves.

I'll try it again...

- Please do. Father wants it.

Time to go. Don't worry, sis.

- Wait a minute.
- Please, don't do it.

- Stop it.
- Bye-bye, sister. You needn't.

- Give my love to everybody.

- Good luck.
- Have a good trip.

- My best wishes to your family.

- Let us know about your decision.

- My girl, stay here.

Sit down, will you?

- It's your father who had sent
your brother.

Your people are worried about you.
I can understand them.

Let this war be damned.
It has taken away our sons.

But they died for life which should go on.

We've got to go on, my girl. Go on living.

- All this year you're been
irreproachable.

My son would have been pleased
with you.

- Thank you, you deserve to be happy.

- Don't send me away. I'll never leave
you...

- There don't cry.

- Stop it. You can't it.

- Don't bite. You're tearing it.

You bad boy, there'll never be enough
shirts for you.

- Have a drink.

Now I'll teach you to fight wolves.

- What the matter, sonny? A bad dream?

Come over, to you mummy, baby.
Sleep, my love.

- Babitach is calling you.
- What's up.

- I don't know. Obviously she needs
your help.

- It's a long way to the village.

Drive over at Uckicui and bring Tauyk
Edjen.

The daughter can't help in this business.
Harry up, Nazar.

- Come and help Grandpa, Arslan.
There's a good boy.

- Let's give water to the sheep.

- Is he your son?
- Yes, Arslan.

- They won't let me in.

- Now, wait, my girl.

- Nazar!

- More water.

- Shot your gun, things aren't so good.

- One hawk...
- Where?

- Cut it.
- I'm afraid.

- I was afraid in first time.
- I can't.

- Cut it, or the baby will catch cold.

Come on, cut it.

Now you're his second mother.

When he grows up you'll have place
of honor at his wedding.

- Pour the water here.
- Careful!

- Don't be afraid, he'll be all right.

Give a blanket.

Hold him.

- Come and look at your baby brother.

- Isn't he beautiful?

- What name will you give your brother?

- Give and answer.
- I don't know.

- Take him away.

- Nurse him.

- It seems to me there's no milk.

- No, there isn't.

- Don't worry. There, there, my girl.

We'll think of something to feed your
shouter.

- Women have become weaker
nowadays.

They've seen so much grief over
these years.

No wonder.

- Why is he crying?

- If he's sleep, lay him down.

- Go to sleep.
- You lie down too.

- My little hungry lamb, don't cry. Wait.

- Is he crying again?
- Is night over?

- Yes, day's breaking.

- Fetch Anna-aga. Let him bless
the baby at sunrise.

Come to Grenny, my lamb.

Bring me some milk.

- Have you decided on this name?
- Not yet.

- Let's name him Amangeldi. Let's
everybody return alive and healthy.

Or let's name him Azat. Everybody
will be free and happy.

- Go, Nazar.

- Here's the milk.

- Doesn't he like it. Such a nice boy.

- Has be hungry so long.
- He's quiet.

- He's resumed his chant.
- Give him to me.

- Carefully.

- Come to me, dear singer.

Song: "You are so dear to me, Murad.

When I see your eyes,

I forget, my boy the bitter grief and loss.

In the scorching sun I roamed amidst
the sand dunes.

Looking for your footsteps, my dearest.

Will me ill luck never abandon me?

Will my heart never stop aching.

In spring the steppe will be in bloom.

There'll be azure skies above.

If the bitter hour comes let me have
my share of trouble.

The End