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Institute for the Intellectual Development...
of Children and Adolescents
Dedicated to Sorab Seperil
"Where is My Friend's House?"
What's happening? What's all this mess?
What happened?
You promised me you'd be quiet?
I can't be away for five minutes?
Everybody, stand up. Come on
Who has told you to sit down? Sit down
As soon as I am late one day the class is a mess
You show me you don't know how to behave yourselves
You can't be trusted
Let me see your homework
I told you that if I am going to be late
it's because something happened to me
but it seems like I'm talking to the walls
Quiet!
Sir, Al� Hemmati is not here.
Be quiet! Do not speak unless spoken to!
What's this, Nematzadeh?
How many times did I tell you to
write your homework in a book?
How many times, Nematzadeh?
How many times must I repeat it to you?
How many times did I tell you, Nematzadeh?
I see your fingers very well but I want you to say it once again out loud
Three times Louder
Three times!
Three times and you are still doing it
Well, now I am going to tear this up to show you a lesson
Look up, Nematzadeh
Nematzadeh, I told you to look
Nematzadeh!
How many times did I tell you to write in a book?
How many times?
Answer! Come on!
How many times did I tell you?
How many times?
Three times
Three times and after all that you still don't do it
Why didn't you do it?
Can I come in, sir? What time is this to arrive?
I came a long way - from Poshteh
You came from Poshteh today?
Yes, sir Go, sit down
Everyone who comes from Poshteh,
you have to consider that you must ... Shut it and sit down
leave 10 minutes earlier
and wake half an hour earlier, so you get enough sleep
and so that you don't arrive late Do you understand?
Did you understand? Yes, sir
So, Nematzadeh, you admit that I told you three times
and even so you have not listened to me
Are you listening to me? Answer Why? Tell me
Come on, look up! Why, Nematzadeh?
It's because I was at my cousin's house and I forgot my book there
Sir
What?
Yesterday I was at my cousin's house and I left my book there, sir
Sir, I have his book You have his book?
Yes Did you lie to me?
He is my cousin He is your cousin?
You are his cousin? Yes sir
And he was with you yesterday? Yes sir
Ok, let's see.
I told you many times
when you come home from school
first do your homework, then put your books
in your backpack and after you can do whatever you feel like
you can play or go visit someone
Quiet!
Or if you go anywhere
this way you won't forget them somewhere like Nematzadeh did
And remember, if I tell you to write in a book
it's because it shows discipline
Why have you gone under there? My back hurts, sir
What? My back hurts, sir
Well, it won't heal by going under the desk
There are very important reasons for writing in a book
First, it will make you learn discipline
And secondly, we can compare today's work
with the work of last month
This is Ahmadpoor's homework This is today's work
Can you see it? This is his work
And this, this is last month's
Do you understand now why I insist that you have a book
for your homework?
You too, Nematzadeh? Yes, sir
So this is the last time.
Next time you will be expelled from the school
Yes, sir
Did you hurt yourself?
Don't cry, don't cry, baby
Hi Hi
Hi Hello
Cover him well Right now, right now
Ahmad, bring me some diapers
Hurry up!
Ahmad, these are wet, hang them there in the room
Quick. Do you hear me?
Hurry up!
- Ahmad, come, let's go play - I have to do homework
- Do it later - Ahmad. Where are you, Ahmad?
I'm coming
The baby is freezing
take the bottle and bring it to your grandmother who'll give you some boiling water
to prepare the bottle for the baby
Where is the bottle? Beside the vase
I need boiling water Inside the house
Hello Hi
Are you coming to play? I have to do my homework
You don't? I only have three lines left
I wrote this, this and this and I only have three lines left
I have to do it all
Why did you go up wearing shoes?
Don't you see how I take them off?
You have to take your shoes off before going up
Add two sugar cubes, and hurry up
I am going to do my homework
Ahmad, can't you hear the child? Go give him the bottle
Rock him a little
Mother, I took Mohammad Reza's book by accident
and I have to return it to him
How are you? A little better
Take care Mother...
Mother... Mother... What is it?
I took Mohammad Reza's book by accident
and his homework
What?
I didn't realize I took Mohammad Reza's
homework book
Do your homework and then go play
I don't want to go play I want to return his book
First do your homework and then you can go play
Do you see how I am taking my shoes off before going up?
Where are you going? To play
He has to do his homework in his book
Ok, but be good, ok?
He has to do his homework in his book
Al� has already done his homework He returned from school
He has done his homework and he can go to play
and all you do is make trouble And you never want to do your homework
I wasn't talking about him, I was talking about Mohammad Reza.
I am sure he already did his homework
All the children did it except you Go, Al�.
- Finish your homework - It's his book
Mother, I took his book and I have to return it
Otherwise he will be punished
Do your homework
Go rock the baby
Al�, I told you not to waste time. Go
And you, do your homework!
But I don't want to go play I have to...
So do your homework
I took his book home with me and I have to ret...
- Come on, do your homework! - Return it.
Did you hear me?
Go, get me the bucket with the laundry
Mother, look at this This is what I was telling you
The two are identical, but this is his and this is mine
- Can't you see? - Yes I do. So?
- I have to give him his - So, give it him tomorrow
But tomorrow the teacher will expel him from class
this is why I have to return it now, before...
If he gets expelled, I am sure he deserves it
- But I took it by accident... - And you didn't realise?
No, because the two are identical
Doesn't matter you'll return it tomorrow
No, mom, I have to return it today
- And where does he live? - In Poshteh.
So far? In Poshteh? You cannot go there!
But many children come every day to school from there
Don't lie to me It's absolutely impossible
I swear. If you don't believe me go ask.
Don't swear, and do your homework. This is what you have to do.
Let me go return it!
I have already told you, you must do your homework
Also, you have to go buy bread
But I have to take it to him otherwise he will
be punished
Do your homework and be quiet!
- Mom, please let me go! - Obey!
- The teacher will be.... - I told you you must do
your homework!
Don't move from there and do the work.
Otherwise I will smack you so hard...!
- Did you hear me? Did you hear me? - Yes.
Come on, get up and go get bread
when your father will come he will know what to do with you
Is that our Ahmad? What is he going to do in Poshteh?
- Hi - Hello
- Do you know where Nematzadeh lives? - No, I don't know.
- He is my classmate - No, I don't know
- Is this Poshteh here? - Poshteh is behind that house
Boy, can you throw me that up here?
Come on boy, it's not going to get here
Madame, he doesn't have enough strength
Better you give it to me and I will pass it on
Boy, give it to me from this side, come on
- Where? - Here
Give it to me and I will pass it on
that's it, go on the step.
Good, boy! Well done.
- Do you know where Mohammad Reza lives? - Thank you son.
You're welcome.
Please, would you know where Nematzadeh lives?
I don't know. Did they tell you where he lives more or less?
- In Poshteh. - But, in which district?
Poshteh.
Here we have the district of Mazevar,
the district of Khanevar, the district of Kashevar,
the district of Assemar, the district of Khanevar, Mazevar...
They didn't tell you where it is?
In Poshteh.
Everything here is called Poshteh But whch districy, son?
- Hey, Morteza. Do you live here? - Yes
Do you know where is the house of Nematzadeh?
I think that it's down there
You don't know? It's because I have his book
and i have to give it back What can I do?
I know where his cousin lives
- Hemat�? - Yes.
Let's go, take me there. We'll go return it and we'll come back
I have to carry the milk.
Ok, at least tell me how to get there
His house is in Khanevar, in the steep street
theres is a staircase in front which ends in a blue door
And there is a bridge near the house
- What's the name of the district? - Khanevar.
Morteza, bring the milk
Sir, How do you get to Khanevar?
Through there
Where is the Nematzadeh's home?
I don't know
Do you know Hemmat�?
keep going straight. it's that path there to Khanevar.
are you there, Nematzadeh? Mohammad Reza!
Nematzadeh, Are you there? Are you there, Nematzadeh?
I brought your book Mohammad Reza.
Mohammad Reza! Mohammad Reza!
Please answer! Where are you?
I brought your book
Nematzadeh! Reza...
Nematzadeh, I brought your book
Hey, Whose are these trousers?
- What? What? - Those trousers
I don't know whose trousers are those
I am talking about the trousers that are hanging
What do you want me to say? I don't know, son.
They belong to Nematzadeh. And I have to return his book
No one is home It's shut.
I don't know anything, boy I don't know anything
- Hello - Hi
Whose are those brown trousers that are hanging there?
I don't know
No one is home. On that street there...
I don't know those people I don't know anything
What about those trousers hanging back there?
I don't know. I don't know.
- Those brown trousers - I told you, I don't know
- I'm sick. go away - Let me show them to you.
Can't you see that I cannot move?
at least come so that i can show it to you
I can't go. I am sick. Very sick.
- Come on, please, come. - I can't go, son.
- I am sick. I can't - Come on, be kind. Come, come.
Look, look
Come
I can't, I am sick
- My son, I can barely move - It's near. Just there
- Is Mohammad Reza there? - Who is he?
- Nematzadeh. - No.
- This is not his home? - No, he doesn't live here
- But those trousers are his - No, there are my grandson's
- Is this Khanevar? - Yes,it's Khanevar.
And he came yesterday evening to ask my husband to help him
find a job
- What is his profession? - Waiter
He was working three years but then his boss
sold the shop and told him that he had to go away
But since he is my husband's cousin he told him that he had to help him
he barely has money to eat
They have three children...
- Who are you looking for, kid? - Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh.
He's not here
They told me he lives around here where the blue door is
- This is Hemmat�'s home. - Wonderful. I would like to see him
- He went to Koker - He left?
Yes
- Who are you looking for? - Hemmat�.
- but, which Hemmat�? - Al� Hemmat�.
He's gone. He left 5 minutes ago He went to Koker.
I just came from Koker.
well, then you'd have seen him He went with his father to Koker.
Al� Hemmat�! Al� Hemmati! Al� Hemmati!
Ahmad! Where are you going? Come here, kid!
- Hello - Where have you been?
To buy bread
I asked you a question and I expect you to answer
Where have you been?
What did you go to Poshteh for?
To return the book to Mohammad Reza.
He is my classmate
- Did you give it to him? - No, I didn't see him
- Go get my cigarettes - I have to go to the bakery
First, go get my cigarettes
But if I go there late they will have no more bread
I do not want to repeat it again
- Here, I have cigarettes - No, I also have some
My point was not about the cigarettes
I want the kid to be educated for in his tomorrow
to be a good man
When I was little my dad would give me...
he'd give me a cent a week
and he would beat me every forthnight
And sometimes he would forget to give me the money on purpose
but he would never forget to give me the smack
so that he would make of me a strong man
And you saw how my grandson came here
and I had to repeat my words to him three times
and he did not pay attention
And we want the kid to be educated properly
because if he is lazy he will not be useful in society
let's suppose that he listened to you. wold you still hit him?
because that wouldn't be ...
of course I'd hit him. I've told you already
even if he forgot the allowance, what he would never forget...
would be giving the eventual beating
Of that, you can be sure. This is what teaches discipline.
In society the children must maintain
the sense of discipline
They must obey their parents
They must respect all the traditions.
Yes, but what if the child does nothing wrong?
What would you do then? What?
Find a good excuse
to beat him every forthnight so that he won't forget
I used to work with an Iranian engineer
We'd build roads
after a while two foreign engineers arrived
They looked at the road and they said that it was 15
centimeters too low
The Iranian engineer said that the problem could be fixed
with sand and gravel. and that this was the solution
He said we had to fix those 15 centimeters
he said that it would make it look good
because otherwise the measurements wouldn't be the ones demanded in the contract
but when he was leaving i approached the engineer and asked:
Tell me, why is my salary 6,000 tomans
and they receive 12,000?
He answered: if I told them once
and they did it, but he ordered me to do it twice
and that is why I receive 6,000 tomans
That is the reason
Yes, that's the reason why they gave me the order
Two times
And consequently I received 6,000 tomans and they receive 12,000
Do you understand?
For such things, my friend we must be educated
in a way so that they can tell us something only once
In the good old days, when our parents would educate us
they expected total obedience
That is for sure
- Go,look for the doors. - Are these yours? These?
Leave it, I'll go.
- Here's your tea - Very good.
The doors were here this morning
We fixed the contract for 3,000 tomans
and I have to get 500 from the engineer
but it did not come out well, so...
I didn't cancel it. I kept it.
But I have to pay the blacksmith, the carpenter
the bricklayer, the workers...
Then, I have to pay Mr. Jamali, and then I would not have nothing left
In that case, I myself will take care of Mr. Jamali.
What can we do?
I don't know, I only asked Mr. Agha Khan...
that it makes the quality of doors that the children
won't ever get cold
Certainly, you have nothing to worry about
I will do them right now.
Do you also need any doors?
- No, Thanks - Why not?
- I have some already. - Your doors are falling apart
- But I am happy with them - You need new doors
- No, I am happy - But you'll be very cold
- I don't mind. I like being cold - I would make you iron doors
I have doors
The ones I'll make you, they'll last your whole life
I won't live much longer
Come on, grandfather! You still have many years to live
Stop lecturing! I don't need them!
Listen to me!
I am known in the entire region as a good and meticulous worker
since many years. And those who I made are the ones lasting
- I don't doubt it. But I don't need them - How long have you had yours?
Probably less... I told you, no!
I guarantee it! Listen to me!
And when you'll see my work, you won't regret it
go, take care of your business
The ones I have are good enough I told you already
Those old doors they will be a memory for you.
- Stop with the memories! - They will display them in a museum
What good are they for a museum?
In Tehran
Because your name will be remembered forever
Everyone will say: those doors belonged to a great man
You must think about that
After I die, what do I need them for?
- Do you only think about death? - With my age...
- How stubburn! - So, what do we do?
Nothing, if he pays more I will bring the doors
- The engineer won't pay - That's not my problem
Whether he pays or not, this is the price.
- He won't pay! - You are the one who made the terms of contract!
I didn't find the cigarettes
- Did you look for them or did your mother? - My mother
Why didn't you look for them? I asked you!
- You go look for them - I have to go to the bakery
- Hey, give me a piece of paper - It's not mine. It's Mohammad Reza's.
Doesn't matter. I only need one leaf
But it's Mohammad Reza's. And I have to return it
- Come on, boy. Give me a leaf - But it's not mine
- I only need one - The teacher will get mad at him
- Come on! It's just one sheet - He'll get mad
Come on, kid, give it to me Don't be hard headed
Listen to the elder ones Give me the book!
He will be furious
He won't be I will only take a leaf.
The teacher nor will find out. Look. Do you see?
I am only going to take one page.
There. There you go.
The teacher won't find out Here, take your book
No, no, wait. I need it to hold the sheet while I write
It's not mine
What should I write, Mr. Gholami?
- Write - I am writing...
- The sum of - The sum of
- The sum of 4,000 tomans - The sum of 4,000 tomans
- for - for
- Two doors for Nader Gholami. - For Nader Gholami.
- I hereby certify - I hereby certify
- Agha Khan Nematzadeh. - I certify. Here you go
Mr Nematzadeh. Are you Mr. Nematzadeh?
You've seen it. Nothing happened
Are you Mr. Nematzadeh?
- That money does not mean anything. - Well, I'll give it to you.
Are you Mr. Nematzadeh?
What matters is that we came to an agreement.
Here you go. Yes, what matters is the agreement
- Very good - Are you Mr. Nematzadeh?
- Thanks to Jamali. - Yes, certainly
- If it weren't for Mr.Jamali...
Are you Mr. Nematzadeh? - I would have not accepted
- Are you Mr. Nematzadeh? - Think about what we have...
spoken about
Are you Mr. Nematzadeh?
The doors are good and you will enjoy them
In two years, at these heights they will be as they are now
I only want to make you some good doors
This is what you have to understand. Here you go, boy...
Are you Mr. Nematzadeh? Is Mohammad Reza your son?
what can a little bit more money do?
if I cant even feed this animal
Is Mohammad Reza your son?
Come here. Don't move, beast! Let's go
Come on! Hurry up! Bring the other door!
Bring it...
When you finish the work, I'll go to Poorcom's house...
to see if he has finished making the doors.
- And you'll bring them together? - Very good
- What do you want? What do you want? - Is this the home of Nematzadeh?
- Who are you looking for? - Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh.
- I don't know him - He is my classmate
I am Nematzadeh, but I don't know any Mohammad Reza
We have plenty of Nematzadehs here. What is it that you're after?
- I want to return his book - I don't know him
Do you know if the father owns a truck?
- I don't know - Does he have sheeps?
I don'know. Maybe yes
Once I brought milk to the vice-manager
- Do you know the public baths? - No.
- The blacksmith's house? - No, I am from Koker.
Look for the blacksmith's factory. It's very close to here
Beneath his house there is a shed full of sheep
- Ask there. Bye! - Where is it?
- There - Near his home
Near his house there is a dry tree.
Sir! Sir! Sir! Sir! Sir! - Hello. What is it, son? - Is this the home of Nematzadeh?
- Where did they tell you it is? - Here. Near the tree.
That tree
Here we have a lot of trees, boy
Near the dead tree
We also have plenty of dead trees
You see, Nematzadeh doesn't live here But I know him, yes
I remember him very well
- So you know him? - Of course I know him
His son was here but he went home
Are you his son's classmate?
- Yes. He was here? - Yes.
- Tell me where he lives! - Do you know where the public baths are?
No. I am not from here. I am from Koker.
- You are from Koker? - Yes.
So, then wait, I will take you there
Buy some apples.
I don't have teeth to eat apples
- Then buy them for your son. - He is not my son
Alright, for your grandson
I don't have children, and therefore no grandchildren
They are really good apples. Buy some.
I am sure they are but I have no teeth
Why do you want to see him? You'll see him tomorrow at school
I have to return his book to him today
But he is not here anymore
If you came 5 minutes earlier
I have been looking for him everywhere
But no one knows him
You should have come to me straight away
I know everyone. Whose son are you?
- Abdu'llah's. - Which one of them?
- Abdu'llah Ahmadpoor. - Abdu'llah Ahmadpoor from Koker?
Yes.
I know him too. I have done his doors.
I also made the cradle of your father.
I have done the door of your friend's house
And I also have done his windows 40 years ago
And they didn't change one bit
But now they are changing them all, one by one
for iron doors.
But nobody asks what's wrong with those doors
and if that would be the case, I assure, if they had been bad
nobody would have bought them
- How are you, Mashdi? - Well, thanks
I am very happy
He is also changing his to an iron door
he's heard that iron doors last a lifetime
but I don't know who long is a life. How old are you?
- Eight. - Eight years old.
My nephew also was exactly eight years
when his father took him to the city
Yes, sir.
Do you see those doors and windows? My brother and I made them
When my brother was still here
Do you see how nice they are? That was a long time ago
45 years ago
But later he had a wife and children
and he left to the city
I don't know what's in the city I assure you I don't
but everyone is going there
Have you ever been to the city?
- Twice - I don't like the city at all
I assure you. Nothing at all. One's own place is another thing
- What did you say your name was? - Ahmad.
You see, young Ahmad, it saddens me so much...
when I see them leaving these windows and these doors
which I built with so much effort to go to the city
I am talking about these windows
And I'd really like to know where they take them
The last few times I was in the city
I really wanted to find out what they have there
But sadly I did not manage to find out
And I've been doing it much less now
It's like I've lost my nephews
On the other hand, I am not interested in doing any more
because I don't have the sight or the strengh that I used to
My son, it's terrible to be old
Ahmad, please, wait a second.
I want to wash my face and after we'll continure
- Come wash your face - I am in a hurry
We've almost arrived. Your friend's home is right here
What good water! Spring water!
Here, take this flower and put it in the book
Don't lose it. You must watch over it
Put it in the book
Sir, can you hurry up a little bit please
It's getting really late
Alright! Right now. I'm here Let's go. Come on, let's go
That's your friend's home Slowly! Take care
You can go through there It's the first door to the left
- Do you want to give him the book? - Yes
Then I will sit here to rest a little bit
You go give him the book. Come, hurry.
Look, there it is. I'll be here
Return quickly so we can leave together
Did you give him the book? You didn't even knock at the door!
Let's go through here, so I can show you the doors and the windows that...
I made
- No, it's already so late - Come, it's on our way
- No, I'll be late - It's alright. Let's go through here
I want to show you the doors and windows that I made
But it's very late I have to go to the bakery
It's not the hour to buy bread
- So you come from Koker... - Yes
Do you have an older brother?
Why is he not in charge of getting the bread?
They've called him out
And now, it's better if I go quickly otherwise my father will scold me
I don't want him to get angry with me
What if I am faster and I take you home?
- I'd like it, but I can't. - Why not?
- You want to do it? - Sure
So let's go
- What are you doing standing there? - You are very slow
When I was your age I used to jump around from place to place
Is this better? Are you alright with this?
- A little faster - faster?
- Yes - I'll try
- Better? - Yes
Let's go
Through here
- Do you have a cold? - No.
- Are you cold? - No.
- Would you like to put on my cover? - No, my mom will scold me
- You can return it to me tomorrow - Go a little slower
I am out of breath. If I don't talk, I can go faster!
- Alright. Then don't speak - Alright. I won't speak anymore.
Sir, you are tired and I am going to return late
You go ahead. I can't keep up
yes
- What's the matter, Ahmad? - The dog is barking
- Are you afraid? - It's going to bite me
This is why I am telling you we have to walk together.
But you are very slow and I am in a hurry
Alright,alright, I know I am too old
to keep up with your pace
- We've arrived - Where are we?
This is my house, and Koker is on the other side
You go ahead on your own, I'll watch you go on boy, I'll watch you
- Come, eat - I don't want any
- Why not? You're not hungry? - No.
What is it? You don't like what you get?
I don't want it
Come, eat. Do you hear me?
Do you hear me?
- Come, son. - I don't want to.
- Why not? - I don't want
- Then go to bed - No, I need to do the homework
- What? - I have to do homework
It's late and you are tired. You really don't want to eat?
Alright, if you are not hungry don't eat
If you want to do homework go to the other room
We want to sleep
Have your dinner, my son.
and when you finish, turn the lights off and go to bed
- Stand up - Sit down
- How are you? - Well, sir
- Can I come in, sir? - yes.
- Sir, Ahmadpoor is not here. - Ahmadpoor is not here?
Sit down. Good.
I told you yesterday that you must not speak unless you're asked
Is it clear? Did you understand?
- Yes, sir - Let's see the homework
Ghasem Hojat, let's see...
Why did you write pedestrians with two S's?
The word pedestrian is written only with one S. Is that clear?
That's good
What's this, kid? Why is it so dirty?
My hands were sweating, that's why I got it dirty
But you haven't filled all the page
I went to the farm and I saw they had cut off the water, so...
- What did you have to do there? - Work.
- With whom? - With my father
You see, children, your first obligation is education.
First you must dedicate yourselves to your studies
And later you can help your father at the farm
and your mother at home.
As you can see, this pupil did not do his homework...
because he had to work at the farm
And I am going to let it go because it's the first time.
And I will also let the second one pass but the third time
there will be no excuse that is acceptable
Next time, first do your homework
And after, help you father. Do you understand?
Good. Parvaneh, And your homework? Why didn't you write anything?
- I didn't do it - What?
- I didn't do it. - And why didn't you do it?
- Answer - My back hurts
- What? - My back
- Louder - My back hurts
Why does your back hurt? Are you better now?
Can I come in? Why are you late?
You didn't come from Poshteh? Yes, sir
Do you come from Poshteh? No, sir
Take your seat
Did he look at your homework? No
I did it for you
Sir... Ahmadpoor
Ahmadpoor... what's going on? Be quiet!
Sir... Ahmadpoor
This is Nematzadeh's Sorry
Good
Sir... Nematzadeh
Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh
Very good. Well done, boy
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