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Mehmet, these rocks look good.

But you can never be sure.
We'd better send them to the assayer.

Yeah, that's the only way we can know
for sure. Gold or copper? And the ratios.

- But let the boss know.
- Of course I will.

Tell him the vein's in a good place.

I'll talk to Mr. Faruk
as soon as he comes in.

Like I said; let's send
these samples to the assayer.

Come back in two days for the results.

- You got it?
- Alright.

Let's drink some tea to warm up
before you leave. You've gotten cold.

And you? What do you think ?

- I think they look real good.
- God willing!

Oh ho, the runaway has returned!

- Welcome.
- Salamalekoum.

Aleykum selam.

What's up?

You're the one with something to tell.
Everything here is OK.

- They're all asleep, aren't they?
- Yes.

Why aren't you?

I didn't go to bed. I wasn't sleepy.

You must be hungry, right ?

It's been three days since you left.
You're probably starving.

So, Son, what did you
do in the mountains ?

And with no umbrella. Where did you
take shelter in that driving rain?

In a cave. I built a fire
and slept there till morning.

This ore thing's got ahold of you.

As soon as summer comes,
you got off wandering in the mountains.

You go a-wandering and never think
about everything left waiting behind.

Of course I do, Mama.
Do you think I go there for the fun of it?

So, if not for fun,
did you manage to find anything?

God willing, this time
I haven't come back empty handed.

This time it doesn't look like the others.

Our problems are going to be over, Mama.

There's just too much to do
around here. And I just can't
be of enough help to your wife.

We couldnt finish the works.

Don't worry about it,
I'll finish whatever is left to do.

It'll get done...

Hanife, haven't you heard us?
Our runaway has come home.

I don't know, Son. We've been really
worried about you. We've got a lot to
do here, and also a lot to worry about.

I just couldn't leave. I wanted
to get back, but I couldn't.
And it's good that I didn't.

It's good I didn't come. There's
always work here. So what if
we finish it two days later?

What if two bunches of hay goes to waste!

But if that vein turns out to be good...

- ...we'll all be saved, the kids will
be saved. - The important thing is
for you to come home safe and sound.

What are you doing in here?

Mama, don't you see,
this goat is eating all the bread here.

I didn't see it, son.
The boys keep letting it in.

Out with you! Out! Hurry it up.

Shoo, shoo, go.
Come on, get out like a good boy.

Hanife, leave the hay for a bit.
The tea is ready.

Mehmet, you've been working since morning.
You will get what you deserve.

God willing, He will smile on us.

God willing mama,
let's see what tomorrow brings.

God willing, the vein will turn
out to be a good one.

Then I'll get something. We'll pay
off our loans and buy what we need.

Do you think Rasim will buy animals
for the Sacrificial Feast this year ?

- I didn't ask him. - Make sure
you don't sell the bull to him.

He would just count it against
our debt, Buy it from you cheap
and sell it at a high price.

We put so much work into that animal..
So much hard work.

Sell him in the marketplace.

Hanife...

- What do you want?
- Turn towards me.

What's happened to you?
Let me have a look.

- Turn around so we can talk.
- I can hear you like this!

What?

Didn't you hear me coming in last night?

I did.

- Why didn't you get up then?
- I don't know.

You stayed up there in the mountains.

Just wait till I sell that ore.
Everything will change.

You'll see. I'll have a house built.

We'll buy a few more cows.

We'll leave all these troubles behind.

What I want is that you stay here.

Give up climbing the mountains.
Work in the mine for three
or four months in the summer.

Let me just sell the ore first. Then I
won't need to go to the mountains anymore.

- If only we could pay off our debts.
-We'll pay them off. That'll be
easy. I only have to sell this ore. .

What I want is... ouch!

- What happened ? - Something is wrong
with my knee. It hurts like hell!

- Where does it hurt.
- What in the hell is this?

- Is this the spot that hurts?
- Yes, yes.

- A little lower, just a little lower.
- What happened there?

- Did you fall or something?
- Yes, I took a fall today.

- Is it better now? - You should
try to be a little more careful!

- It hurts there again.
- Where, is this where it hurts ?

Stop that! What are you doing !

- How many underthings do you
have on? - The kids aren't asleep
yet. Your mom will hear us.

- Don't worry. They're all asleep.
- Slowly.

Daddy...

Go back to sleep, Son.

Hanife, Hanife. I've missed you so much.

Be quiet, quiet. They're still awake.

Mom is sound asleep.

Don't worry.

Quiet. Be quiet. They're going to wake up.

Quietly..

Come with me, or you'll fall asleep.

In the name of God.

- What's up, Mehmet, how are you?
- I'm fine. How are you?

Same as always, Mehmet.

God willing, everything will get better.

Mehmet, we got
the report on your samples.

God willing they're all positive.

Not really. The results aren't
what we hoped for.

The rocks contain a trace of silver,
and two or three percent of copper.

The vein just isn't
profitable enough to mine.

So, you're saying the results are bad.

Right. Mr. Faruk was disappointed too.

Never mind, you just keep on prospecting.

I've got to go.
The guys are all working inside. Okay?

- Salamalekoum.
- Aleykum selam.

- How are you, Uncle Rasim ?
- I am fine.

What's up? Looks like you've rounded
up some bulls and are hitting the road.

I have to, uncle,
the bullfights are going to start soon.

I am taking them to the highlands
so their legs can get some exercise.

Seeing that you do this every year. You
must be making money from the bullfights.

It's not for the money,
Uncle Rasim. It's an obsession.

An obsession passed on to me by my father.

How much are the prizes this year?

Well, in the past they used to award
around five or six thousand liras.

But as I told you, and as you know well,
I am not in it for the money.

But now the mayor has gotten involved.

And set the prize at least
15,000 liras this year.

Wow, that's a good sum of money.

As you see written here,
the prize has been increased some.

Winner gets 15,000 lira,
runner-up gets 9,000 lira,

the third gets 7,000 lira.

Well, that's a good amount of
money. Good for you! You are betting
your hopes on the ass of a bull.

As for me, I keep busy
and only make a bit of money.

Buy it for five and sell it for six liras.

Come off it, uncle.
You've never sponsored a bullfight.

Would it be too much for you to donate
ten sacks of barley and ten bales of hay?

Well, Bekir, I'm already
sponsoring the entire village.

Anyway, I came to leave
these posters with you.

- Here you go.
- What are they for?

Hang them on your window,
door, and walls.

Put them where everybody see them.
Maybe that way we can draw a crowd.

You got it.

Brother Rasim, lend me a hand, will you?

It looks like Mehmet has struck a vein!

Anyway, add these to my tab.

- I'll pay you after the bullfights.
- Fucking bastard.

Have a nice day, Mehmet.

Thanks, goodbye.

Ibrahim, your father's coming.

Where is he, mom?

Musti, look, Daddy bought a ball.

- I guess Rasim's happy now.
- Musti, look, a ball.

I knew this was going to happen.

Every winter you start buying supplies...

...and then have Rasim
add them to our bill.

And when the autumn comes,
you sell the cattle and pay off the debt.

Just because you got a little money from a
vein you found that time a few years back.

You have spent all your time
prospecting in the mountains like a fool.

You think you're a mining
engineer, but you act like a
goat jumping from rock to rock.

There are no cows left in the barn!

But don't even think of
selling the bull to pay Rasim.

That bull is mine. I raised him.

We'll sell him to pay
a doctor for our son.

The mine is open for three to four months
in the summer. You need to go work there.

You'd earn 70 to 80 lira a day.

But no, who would
watch over the mountains?

In the morning you're going
to come with us to cut the hay.

And we don't have
any wood yet for the winter.

Hurry it up. Son.
Why are you moving so slowly?

Don't work like you are doing
it for somebody else. You
are working for yourself.

Asiye and Yasar argued
this morning, over the fact that...

...our work is still only half done.

It's going to snow soon.

We have to finish this
as soon as possible.

Take this, will you?

My knees are hurting a lot this year.

- I guess it'll snow soon.
- Me too.

Asiye sold her
animals at the Ayvasil market.

She got good money for them.

Do you know how much she got?

No, but you should
take the bull and sell it there.

And come here now.
You're not pressing it down enough.

Mehmet, Son, this morning
I had a hard time lighting the fire.

There's no good kindling
left. The leavings have dried
out and are hard to light.

Come down here. I'll do that. You can't
even manage to press it down right.

All you're good for is wandering
up and down the mountains.

We have to finish with the hay
so we can start on the wood we need.

I'll take the donkey tomorrow
and get us some kindling.

What kindling? What mountain?

Don't use this as an excuse
for going up into the mountains.

I know very well why you want to go there.

Your intentions are perfectly clear!...

Damn it!

Damn it!

No.

Come on, close your eyes,
otherwise the soap will hurt your eyes.

Come to Mommy, Mustafa, you're cold.

Don't cry. Don't cry, son.

Ok, don't cry. Don't cry, son.

Don't cry. Don't cry, son.

Ah, ah.

They know where the blood is
and then attach themselves there.

Look Mehmet, this is how Kalandar is.
The snow came before it did.

You put all your thoughts on a vein or ore
and wasted all your time in the mountains.

What are we going to do now?
It'll soon snow here too.

Debtors are waiting to get their money,
and the creditors are waiting for theirs.

Mehmet, forget about this, It'll come
to nothing. Leave it, come to dinner.

This wolf has been a pain in the ass
recently. Anyway, he's nearly ruined me.

The wolf ate several of my goats,
the damned thing.

I struggle all alone:
Fight with the wolf, the dog, the herd.

But you are lucky to be on your own here.

- You don't have to listen to anybody
nagging. - Yes, I'm lucky, but Mehmet...

...there is too much to do here.

My kids never help me.

They want to move to town.

And the time has come
for them to get married.

We got married and look what happened!
I argue with the missus every day.

She tells me to stop chasing after the
animals and take care of the work at
home instead. What am I supposed to do?

I can't keep up with everything
by myself! I am totally lost.

What can I do?

So you argue with your wife too?

You have no idea, Mehmet.
We continually fight about the kids.

And then they don't help me.

I always thought only my
missus was like that. Just like
you, I have no peace at home.

That's how most women are, Mehmet.

Nag and nag, they never shut up.

If your wife was like mine, she wouldn't
even let you step a foot into the door.

Anyway, you are the talk of the
village, Mehmet went to the mine,
he found a vein, he bought a mine.

All sorts of stuff, he
left, he wasted his time...

My advice is that you give up on this
prospecting thing and get a real job.

Sell the bull and pay off your debts.

You know that I have
already found one vein.

It's not for nothing.
I've made money from it in the past.

But I haven't been able to find anything
else for the past two, three years.

This year I was just about to find
something, but then it snowed early.

The snow covered the places I had dug out.

..and now I can't get to them.

It's not too early,
Mehmet, it's the season for snow.

- It was early for me. - Maybe, but
snow's not going to wait for you.

You've got to time yourself.

Hanife is right in telling you to give
up on this and take a job at the mine.

If your father-in-law,
your brothers-in-law don't talk to you,

it's because your hands
have come up empty again.

That's why there's so
much commotion in your house.

You'd better take stock of this.
Think it over.

OK, but my brothers-in-law and
the mine but what's it got to do with it?

That's not what's got them riled up.

You think I don't know
what's bothering them...

They're mad about you looking for a vein,
about you wasting your time there.

And now you're giving them
something else to harp about.

You're going to screw everything up.

You need to get a hold of yourself.

If I had found a vein,
you think they'd talk like that?

You think I don't know them?

As the proverb says, nobody likes a loser.

Had I found a vein,
they would have stuck like glue to me.

Oh brother Muzaffer.

Now they realize there's
nothing they can get out of me...

...that I am in heavy debt.

- Yes.
- If I were well, off... anyway...

Ibrahim, take that gas lamp to
Asiye and borrow some gas for it.

What are you doing over there?

- I hope you're not pushing yourself.
- Thanks.

I came to help you.

And what is up with that?! !

Hand that to me,
I'll clean up here. You milk the cows.

As if that is something
you're used to doing!

What have I done to you now?

- Let me think. - Here then, is this
something I have ever seen you do before?

The Sacrificial Feast is
coming soon, just ten days now.

Tomorrow you need to go with Asiye
and Muzaffer to the Ayvasil market,
They're taking their animals to sell.

Okay, I'll go, but I
heard the prices are low.

Take Ibrahim with you,
he'll be able to help you.

I'll go, but... I heard they're not giving
much for the sheep sold for the feast.

Our creditors are waiting for you
to sell so they can get their money.

Hanife, I want to have a word with you.

What is it?

I say, let's not sell this bull.

And then what are we going to do?

I saw Bekir of Amanos at Gümüşki.
He had loaded up a bunch of bulls...

...and was taking them to the bullfight.

He fights his bulls and makes good money.

As if they were bulls to speak of.
One was only as big as our bull's leg.

And so what's your plan?

I say what if we try our bull.

What are you saying?

I'm saying,
let's put our bull into the match...

What? Are you kidding?
You can't be serious!

If he wins a fight, the prize will pay all
our debts. And we'll still have the bull.

If we sell him, the money we
get won't even pay half our debts.

Oh my God! You take him directly
to the Ayvasil marketplace tomorrow !

Sell him for whatever price he
draws, and pay whatever we have
just to shut the creditors up.

I'm using that money
to take our boy to the doctor.

Just listen to me for a second.
Bullfighting is very profitable.

If he wins -- even
if he only comes in third.

The winner gets 15,000,
runner-up 9,000, third place 7,000.

As if your prospecting has
already made us a fortune...

...You brought in loads there,
so you'll also bring home loads this way!

Bekir has made made a fortune from it.

Let's just try it this once.
We have nothing to lose.

Try it just once,
anyway we are deep in debt.

Bekir's a fool.
And you want to be a fool like him!

Just cuz he's a fool, do you have to
be one too? Are you the same as him?

- He... -Let him do what he wants.
Just mind your own business.

No more wasting your time!

You're going straight to Ayvasil.

...and selling him.
Show him off in a good corner.

Sell him at whatever price he draws.
Just keep your mind on lowering our debts.

Our creditors are waiting.

Next time one of them
may come and take your wife!

You didn't find shit in a mine
and now you talk about bullfighting!

I was just about to find a vein,
but it started to snow.

Don't try to change the subject!
Don't get me mad. I am on the verge
of completely losing my temper !

You don't work to pay off the
debts, and now you want to
use our bull in a bullfight!

Rubbish!

All you're after is some
kind of adventure. That's it!

Just for a second try not getting mad.
You always react the exact same way.

- Just listen to me once for a
change. - I've listened to you so
far, but nothing's come from it!

The moment I open my mouth,
you start attacking me.

There will be no bullfighting!

Get out of here, out!

Get out, I'm telling you!

Get out of this barn this very minute!

As if you came here to give me a hand. You
just came to get a good look at the bull.

You keep talking about the bullfight!

And I was asking myself
why you came to the barn !

For days, you've been
looking at that animal.

I thought you were trying to guess
how much he is worth. But no!

I'm going to take him to the bullfight.
He may even come in first place.

Do whatever the hell you want to do!

He says he's going to
take him to the bullfight.

God damn you? God damn you,
do whatever the hell you want!

The bullfights? Go! The mountains? Go!
Go wherever the hell you want! First
the mountains, and now bullfighting!

Go wherever you want!
Do whatever you want!

I'm telling him to sell in
the market. But, no, he says
he'll will take it to fight.

Hanife, why are you acting like this?

All I want is for you to
agree with me for once.

What have I said to you ?

Why are you acting like this?

You get yourself all upset and then cry.

Why don't you just say yes for once?

Let's do this from the heart.

Stop objecting to everything I suggest.

We have no other way out.

Maybe this time we can succeed.
Let's give it a try.

What else can I do?

I work like hell, but we are destitute.

I'm killing myself.

We are the laughing stock of everyone.

You think that's what I want ?

I promise, I swear to
you, that after this...

...I will do whatever you want me to do.

Whatever you want.

You know what I want.

I am too ashamed to even visit my parents.

They would ask me where you are.

While you are chasing rainbows.

The villagers all consider us a disgrace.

They gossip about us.

I swear on my father's grave.

If I cannot work this out,
I swear I will do whatever you want me to.

I swear this on my father's grave.

I'll get a job at the
mine and work for wages.

I promise you. I'll do whatever you want.

If you would only listen
to me this one time.

You never listen to anything I say.

You never appreciate anything I do.
You've never ever listened to me.

That's why I run away to the mountains.

What if you were to say
yes -- just for once?

What would happen?

You never agree to anything I try to do...
You disapprove.

All I wanted was to find a vein.

I did once. And I would have found
another, but it started snowing.

I want to take the boy to the doctor
as much as you do. I also want to
build a house, repay our debts.

How could I not?

Let me give you some
milk so you can warm up.

Or would you prefer some cream?

Grab it. Grab it and
put it down over there.

Come here boy. Easy now, easy.

Good boy. Right on. OK now.

That's it. Run, run, like this.

Easy now, boy. Easy now.

Look how strong he looks
since you started to tend him.

Good job, Son. He's worth
every bite he eats. He runs really good.

He fed him with bran in place of feed.
Of course, he's going to run good.

I wish him a long mane
and good horns. Good for you, Son.

Good boy. Good for you.

Come on boy.

OK, you're tired. So am I.

Good job, boy, good job.

- Slowly, slowly. He is tired. He's
about to drop. - Slowly, slowly.

Mehmet.

Mehmet.

Hey, Mehmet.

Mehmet.

What's wrong?

Yesterday, after that sudden
snowfall the wolf attacked my flock.

Come and help me find my lost goats.

Let's have a bite first.

No, I've got to hurry. My goats
are on their own. The boys have
gone off in the other direction.

You know these parts best of all,
the foothills and the meadows. Let's
look together for those lost goats.

OK, I'm coming. Hold on a sec.

Mehmet, keep a sharp eye out.

Look, he threw one here.

More of them should be around here.

I don't know where exactly.
He's eaten this one.

Only skin and bones left.

Fucking animal. It's ruined me.

Look at this, and it was such a good goat.

Fucking beast.

Mehmet, pick up that one and follow me.

Come here. Good boy.

Come on my boy, let's run.

Come on, run boy.

Ibrahim, you should not
have brought all these pears here.

Why not, grandma?

Kids will come on Kalandar night.

We can put some of these
pears in their bags. Nuts too.

Then a « momayer » will come.

That one's hard to feed.

What's a « momayer »?

A kind of monster.

They've got big ears.
And they're tall..big things.

They never fill up.
We have to give them lots of food.

If you don't feed them, they will
attack and eat the calves in our barn.

Where do they take all that food?

They have a barn under the monastery.

They keep these animals
in that barn during the winter.

Was it them who built the monastery?

No, not them.

Greek people used to live
in this village before we did.

It was built back in their time.

It used to be very pretty around there.

I would go there when I was a child.

It had 360 rooms.

It was surrounded by 7or 8 chapels.

- Who tore it down? - The government
burned that monastery down.

After the fire, the villagers took its
stones and used them to build houses.

They burned it down and
now it's just a ruin.

What happened to the Greeks?

A war broke out.
They chased the Greeks away.

After that, the place was left deserted.

Till the Momoyers moved in there.

Was it us who won the war ?

I think so.

They chased the Greeks away.

So why haven't we chased
the « momayers » away?

That's how it is. Son, never go there.

We have never been able to
find out who or what they really are.

Make sure you never
go near such horrible places.

Always remember what I have told you.

We buried it too deep.

Hey, look what we've found here,
I wonder what this is?

Come and see. What can this be?

You want me to give you some ?

Eat some of this.

Take some and taste this cheese.

Looks like manna from Heaven.
It's very nice...

It came out really nice...

- Mehmet, I wasn't expecting this
much snow. - It's God's doing, Mom.

In the name of God.

Oh, how nice.

Mom, will it fall on the ground?

Oh... It's coming!

- God's blessing!
- Granny, let's pull on it a little.

It's a boy.

Nazar has given us a boy.

What's happened?
Is that yours to keep?

Mustafa...

Dad, I am collecting snails.
I'm going to sell them and
buy myself a pair of trousers.

It's still not set that
you're coming with me.

It depends on if you help your mother...

...and tend the cattle well.
If you do, you can come with me. .

What good are these snails ?

I found a whole bunch of them and
put them in the bucket. Once the rain
stops I'm going to find even more. .

You'll find them, son.

They come out after the rain. Look around
stones, like those in the graveyard.

Where else are they?

Look alongside rocks.
Look in the graveyards.

Look around empty old houses.
And below the monastery.

They come out after a rain.

You need to tend this
Poyraz for one more month.

Never leave his food trough empty.

Make sure he always has
feed - morning and night.

We have to take good care of him.
The rest is up to God.

He is killing that bull. He's
working him every morning and
evening.The bull is tired to death.

He's going to drop soon. Those flies
have eaten him alive under this sun.

Mehmet...

Get that bull and bring it back.
You are all getting sun burned.

The tea is brewed.
We'll drink it when you come.

The mine's most likely opened.

Didn't Faruk send word?

He did.

So, aren't you going to start work there?

I'll start after the bullfight.

We need to go to the
town first and then...

Then, we'll see.

Take Mustafa with you to Artvin,
to the doctor.

He doesn't need a doctor.

What he needs is a good healer.

When I get back from Artvin,
I'll take him to a good healer.

Hey Musti, look at these.

Look, look...

Come on, look at these.
We found a whole bunch.

Look at these, look.

Come and see how many there are.

One, two, three, four, five...

Will he fight, daddy?

Of course he will. Why not ?

We've worked him so much.

I already filled one of the barrels.
I'll fill a second one too.

I'm going to take them to Artvin.

I'm going to sell them
and buy myself some trousers.

What do they do with these snails, daddy ?

They eat them.

Eat them!?

Yep.

How can they eat them?

They just do. They boil them in water,
do some more things, and eat them.

- You mean, people eat them?
- Yes.

But not our people.

I think the infidels eat them.
I'm not sure.

Mustafa.

Mustafa, drop that ball.

Oh, you probably blew it.

Did you burst your ball?

Bring it here.

When will Musti get better, daddy ?

I don't know, son, only God knows.

We took him to many healers.

Are we going to take him to Artvin ?

Your mother wants us to.
She's heard about a healer there.

But I don't know how
we're going to find him.

Let's take him,
maybe we can find that healer.

Is it expensive there? Expensive?

I don't know.

Bulls may crush him there.
We'd better not take him.

You'll protect him, Son.

Travel may do him some good.
And he will be company for you.

Son, always treat your brother good.

God created him that way.
It could have happened to you.

It 's about to rain.
Why are you sitting there?

Bring the bull to the barn.

OK, Mama.
It still might happen to you.

Come on. Come on, Musti.
It's here. Hit it.

Come.

Come.

Pull your pants up. Pull'em up.

Pull your pants up.

Pull'em up.

The rain's on its way down. Lets go.

Come on Musti. Pick up your ball.

What are you doing there ?

I thought that I would just
straighten up this mess. That's why...

So you picked it up again.

Put the chickens in their coop.

Don't think too much, son.

God is great. He protects us.

Isn't it beautiful, Mustafa ?

- How much is that?
- Ten liras, ten...

Isn't that too much?

Not really, but I can
drop the price a bit.

All right, son. Put it down.

Mehmet Sert, Hilmi Aydın, please bring
your bulls to the starting point.

Mehmet Sert, Hilmi Aydın, please bring
your bulls to the starting point.

Dear participants, Bull Number
Seven belonging to Mehmet Sert,

...who is joining our festival
from Trabzon, has entered the arena.

Let's lend our hands in a
round of applause for Mehmet Sert.

Mustafa, look, look. C'mon boy.

Hilmi Aydın, please
bring your bull to the arena.

Come on Poyraz, come on boy.

Welcome back, travelers.

What happened, Ibrahim ?

Move over a bit. Let the child warm up.

How did you lose the fight ?

Ibrahim ?

Grandma, you eat too.

Why isn't Grandma eating?

She's been fasting since you left.

She vowed to fast for our bull to win.

Our bull was going to win.

But the other bull was way
too big. It overwhelmed ours.

It was just too big for him.

Move away from here.
The rain is all coming in.

What the heck!

- Ibrahim.
- What's wrong?

Those snails have spilled
all over the place.

The barrels have spilled.

Come here and pick'em up.

What's happened here?
How did this happen?

The dog must've knocked'em over.

They've gone all the way to the
bottom of the barn. Pick those up too.

Mama !

What ?

Who untied the bull?

Who would do that?
He was there when I got up to pray.

He's not here.

He got loose and ran away.

Who could've untied him?

- How could he not be here?
- Well, he's not.

- Good God!
- Who tied him up?

- How could he have gotten loose?
- In God's name, how did you tie him?

Where is he?

I have no idea. He was here
this morning when I woke up.

Could he have fallen off the edge?

- How did you fasten him up?
- Where could he have gone?

How should I know?
How did you tie him?

How could he have gotten loose? Oh God!

Leave off doing that right now.
Get out of the way.

What's it to me?
I'm going to pick them up.

Granny, hand me my coat.

Here boy Poyraz, come here, Poyraz,

Come boy, come, come, come.

Come on, come on, come on. Here boy!

Musti, you stay right here.
I'm going to go look for Poyraz.

Here boy, Here boy!

Poyraz, Poyraz, Poyraz.

Come, come, come.

Here boy, come here.

Here boy! Here boy!

Come here, Poyraz.

- Isn't he down there?
- He's nowhere to be found.

Where in the hell could he be?

- Did you look behind the house?
- Yes, I did.

Go and look down the slope.
I'll go to the infidel's house.

Here boy! Here boy!

Here boy! Here boy!

Come on Poyraz, Here boy!

Poyraz...

Nurdan...

What happened granny?

We've lost our bull. Have you seen it?

No, we didn't, granny.

If you see or hear anything, let us know.

Ok, granny.

Here boy! Poyraz, come here!

- Hanife.
- What ?

Hanife, have you found the bull?

No, no!

Mehmet...

Ibrahim...

Mehmet...

Here boy! Here boy! Poyraz!

Poyraz, Here boy! Here boy!

Uncle Katip.

Have you seen our bull?

I haven't seen him. Go straight
into the forest and look there.

Uncle Katip, You're a sight for
sore eyes. You were my only hope,
but if you haven't seen him...

Good God in Heaven, my bull is gone, gone.

He's been eaten by wild animals--
eaten up.

Poyraz, Here boy!

Come Boy, come, come, come.

Here Poyraz, here, here, here.

Here Poyraz, here.

Here Poyraz, here boy, here.

Here Poyraz, here.

Come on Poyraz, here.

Here boy, come here.

Come, boy, come.

Come my boy come.

Mehmet !

Here boy, here, here boy...

Here boy, here, here...

Poyraz !

Poyraz !

Come, come, come...

Stay there, son. I'm going to
go down and save Poyraz.

All right.

Okay, Mustafa, stay there!
Stay right there.

Okay, you just stay there.