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The dream of a united country, without prejudice, without segregation,
is born in me, with the cry of my mother.
The dry noise is not precipitating towards their bodies.
Their bodies are frozen, dried by thirst and exhaustion.
The body is one, and has several members.
All members of the body, even if they are several,
do not form only one body.
They have escaped, they have chosen to escape,
they have been punished.
In these difficult moments that we are going through,
our faith is put to the test.
But it is now that we need each other.
What happens to us is a message, a sign.
Take it as it is.
We have been baptized in one spirit
to form one body, slave or free.
But our freedom is also an illusion,
since we have escaped.
We were the same,
bour or slave.
We have to pay for our lives,
the right to exist on this earth.
How many nerves before understanding it?
Amen.
How many deaths?
What's going on?
What's going on?
Forget it.
I'm telling you what I'm saying.
Some people don't like it.
They don't like it.
Koto.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's not funny.
It's not funny.
Oriel,
Henri!
I'll be with you.
Among the sky-spreadable countries, the most successful are the treasures…
Marriage is all about a woman.
Have you said that?
Tomorrow is a crazy day.
Catherine and I can Bitcoin with each other.
Tomorrow we'll do a nice party.
We'll all have the right to both,
Let's look for my clothes.
Let's thank the lord Caitlin de Remar poco,
Jasmina.
I'll always be the Lord every second of my life.
In my village, there's an old man who could read chicken entrails
and say it's a marriage to be happy.
But that's not for children.
Go and wait.
Martin, can I talk to you?
Martin, do you know who I see when I look at you?
I see a lost child who doesn't hear the call of the Lord.
The Lord is here, he speaks to your ear.
Listen to me and tell me what he says.
Why?
Why don't you want to?
You're afraid I don't understand?
I was your age.
Martin, do you know crazy herbs?
Do you know why they are like that?
Because they grow without tufts, without guides.
So they think they're free, but it becomes a bad herb.
And that's a great misfortune.
Martin, I'll help you.
You make my heart.
Here.
It's a prayer book.
It's for you.
It's a beautiful gift.
Martin, I need you, I'm coming.
Go to your mother's ticket.
Catherine, I can't see you very well.
There's a lot in your body.
I was blind.
Oh, he might be disappointed.
No, it's not.
What's going on with Martin?
She's lying, I'll help her.
She wants to be her father.
I know.
She needs time, that's all.
Me too.
At the same time, you're not leaving.
You're leaving to God.
You can still face it.
I always say you must come.
It's me.
The children are waiting for me.
I like your smell too.
I don't like it.
I just wanted to put it in the ceremony.
I took the glasses.
Could you take off your glasses?
Why can't I dance?
Joseph?
Tomorrow is a day and a half.
I'm going to be your father.
And you, my son.
I'd like you to stay by my side.
For your mother.
Her future is right in front of her.
You could hold her hand with me.
I thought of your voice, your singing.
You could take Catherine to the hotel with your singing.
I'm looking for a partition.
This is Joseph's face.
I keep it in my memory.
His face in adolescence.
Always a stone.
Are you all right?
Yes.
It's good that you're married.
Yes, it's good.
Are you sure?
Wait.
Vasile, Vasile!
Vasile, please!
You're sick!
Stay with your friends and nails!
What are you doing?
Are you all right?
Answer me!
You don't understand? You didn't see me?
What did I not see?
He insults me.
Who insults you?
Everyone insults me.
He thinks I'm crazy.
Not at all.
He's interested in you.
I don't want him.
You're going to marry me.
I can't stay still.
It's not that bad.
Malin was so happy to marry his mother
that he allowed them to start the festivities.
Catherine represented this forbidden territory
that he finally agreed to conquer.
He knew how to show his patience.
He had observed it,
without a doubt, with rage.
He panicked next to our father,
Jacob de Clair,
who had removed the barriers he surrounded,
but even who surrounded each girl at birth.
I can talk to you.
I'm sorry for what I'm going to say,
but I'm your brother.
Go straight to the goal.
It's Catherine. She's not doing it for you, this woman.
So who's doing it for?
She's doing it for me.
She's not doing it for you, this woman.
So who's doing it for?
She's doing it for me.
I can save her.
She and her daughter will catch her.
But you're our pastor, Malin.
This girl isn't like she used to be.
You don't have to do that.
I don't have to, I love her.
She's mine.
I know she doesn't know it yet.
She once saw Jacob, all of a sudden.
I hope you'll be happy.
Really, you deserve it.
Malin would like to lock her up again
and proclaim her victory wherever she is.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
And by the faith that seeing the invisible,
they rose to the call of the Lord.
Nothing with Him seems impossible.
They all rose to the call of the Lord.
And by the faith that seeing the invisible,
they rose to the call of the Lord.
And by the faith that seeing the invisible,
they rose to the call of the Lord.
I present myself in front of you today, not as your pastor, but as your brother.
Man among men.
She's dead.
Run, run, run!
Where is Marte?
I don't know.
Look at me.
Why am I here?
Do you understand?
No!
Henri, you saw Marte?
Don't stay here. I'm going to hide.
Come on, come on, come on!
Come on, come on!
Come on!
Come on!
What's wrong with you?
Come here, come here!
Come here, come here!
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Would you like to see my daughter?
No ...
Is there a way?
You saw it?
They deserve not even to be tied,
let me find her her entrance.
D'accord
Il est à toi, fais ce que tu veux
Malanne, je ne trouve pas morte
Elle a disparu, je l'ai cherché partout
Elle a disparu
Je voulais où font pas de prisonniers
Elle est sans doute morte ta fille
Malanne, je t'en prie
Elle est vivante
Si il tue, il te laisse voir le corps
Ta fille est enlevée
Toe tu vas de terre
Baisse son arme, pousse-toi Catherine
Baisse son arme
Tu parles notre langue
Où est ma fille?
Où est-elle?
Dois quelque chose
Ça va te faire du bien
Envoie des impiarches martes
Le prisonnier nous guidera
On négociera, en plus, par une autre langue
Si je la venais de détruire, nous massacrer
Ils sont sanguinaires, ils négocient pas
Peut-être que tu te trompes
J'aimerais me tromper
Mais ils sont un cult
Ils n'ont pas un autre esprit
On les changera contre Marte
Catherine
T'es naïve
T'as une bonne âme
Tu vois bien comme ils ont attaqué
On y recherche les martes avec des armes
Et s'ils nous livraient, ils nous foutent du renfort
Commençons par joindre et tiffer les siens
Et notre terre
Elles s'apprendraient des jours
Crois-moi, Catherine
C'est le Seigneur qui me guide
Je ferai tout pour toi
Je ferai tout pour toi
Je montre seulement
Et l'on verra dans un moment
Abandonner la place
Le cran des aînés ne disait pas
Et pouvoir faire de toute part
Les hommes vont partir à chercher
Le vent de l'église
Le vent de l'église
Le vent de l'église
Henri
J'ai une mission pour toi
Tu vas surveiller le prisonnier
Tu peux rester caché, mais tu le quittes pas les yeux
C'est un zoolomètre
Non, c'est un fils de chame
C'est un barbare
Tu crois rien, il est attaché avec des cordes
Tu peux même te cacher, tu le quittes pas les yeux
Allez viens
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Aïe
Fais ce que tu as à faire
Je peux pas laisser mon fils
Ton fils est grand
I'll check on him, if Marta needs you.
Thank you, Marie.
I would be happy.
Sometimes,
fear is too strong.
But prayer does nothing.
It's music.
It's so beautiful.
You'll play it for me.
For me.
This evening,
our mother said goodbye to the child she had put into the world.
The little boy stuck to her,
that she had raised with love and hope.
Both knew that their mistreatment was this inevitable threshold
that she had propelled Joseph into adulthood.
What tribe are you from?
The Hossah.
It's a proud people.
Why do you speak our language?
I was a slave.
I was like you.
I'm a free man.
I'm a free man.
I'm a free man.
I'm a free man.
Do you know where my daughter is?
Tell me.
I can take you.
Are they going to hurt her?
No.
If they don't try to run away.
I'll change you against her.
I'm a free man.
I'm a free man.
I'm a free man.
No, don't eat that.
We don't know each other.
What?
What?
Who did this?
Find me Henry.
Come on!
Come on!
Come on!
What happened?
I don't know.
Really?
Did you have to climb the fence?
Did you trust me?
Didn't you see them leave?
No.
Stop!
Why didn't you give the alert?
Why didn't you give the alert?
No!
You're a traitor.
The spirit of the Lord is on me,
because it is eternally chosen
to proclaim freedom to the captives
and prisoners of deliverance.
Shad.
Ramaine Ketterine.
Shad.
Your daughter passed by.
Our arrival in Kral,
the royal Zulu village
made me realize
what it means to be a captive.
Prisoners of a people
devoured by the difference
and lived by hatred.
Their eyes on me were familiar.
It was the same as the one
on the slaves.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
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