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(FOOTSTEPS)

(GUITAR STRUMMING)

City people think they're smart, but their brains are in the wrong place.

Yeah, they don't even get simple things.

How did they find out that we're doing the healing ritual?

I don't care if they film the ritual. But the joke is, they want us to act it out.

That's just plain stupid.

Well, maybe we should just do it.

Let them have a taste of what the spirits are really like.

Fools. You can't mess around with the spirits.

It's not like what you see on TV. They are looking for trouble.

So, what's the story with that land on the beach?

MAN 1: Hey, isn't that Pekin Ibrahim on TV?

MAN 2: I don't know. But that's Faizal Hussein. Him, I know.

(PEOPLE TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

(INAUDIBLE)

(PANTING)

(MAN GROANING)

Give me two or three days, and I'll settle it for you.

Don't worry. I'll take over your debt.

MAN: Isn't that Zahiril Adzim?

It's sorted.

MAN: The generator's dying. The power's going to cut. We're watching TV here.

Enough?

Yes.

MAN 1: How long has it been?

MAN 2: He's been sick for some time.

He's possessed by the spirits of the shadow puppets.

Have you prepared everything? Everything's in place.

What about the healers and the musicians? They are ready and waiting.

(ILHAM BREATHING HEAVILY)

(CROWD CHEERING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTS)

(MUFFLED GRUNTING)

(CHOKING)

(CROWD CLAMORING)

(MAN SHOUTING)

(MEN SHOUTING)

I'll need to ask Boss.

All right, you ask him.

Just a second.

Looking for Boss?

He just left.

Is Deng around?

Over there. Hang on.

That guy over there...

I saw him. Who let him in?

He's looking for fighters.

What if he's a cop? If Pinoy knows, you're dead.

He's from Kelantan.

Whatever. Go watch the door.

We got screwed today. How about you?

Business as usual.

What's the story, Deng?

(SIGHS) Bunga Lalang. He had a debt to settle with Pinoy.

He was supposed to fight to the end. But that didn't happen.

Some kids pulled him out of the ring.

Who?

They looked like Malays. Like you.

Pinoy wants him back.

Your other jobs? All done?

I don't babysit. You know my style.

And we know Boss' style. There is no choice.

If the kid acts tough?

Do what you have to.

His manager didn't show up today.

Maybe he planned it. The Chinese bird guy.

I don't babysit either. If I were you, I'd just finish off the kid.

So, what do you want?

(GROANING)

Stop moving.

(SCREAMS IN PAIN)

Where are you taking me?

To a safe place. The Thais will be looking for us.

Tapa, turn left up ahead. Then go straight.

None of the border checkpoints will be safe.

They will be all over the place by now.

The border? What are you talking about?

(URINATING)

The safest place is back home.

(GRUNTS)

(BOTH GROAN)

I didn't ask to be brought here. I don't have a choice now.

Why don't you have a choice?

You can stay here and die, or you can go home.

It's up to you.

Let's go.

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)

(IN ENGLISH) Good morning. Good morning.

Good morning.

My name is...

(IN MALAY) Say it. Oi!

Maybe the bird doesn't speak English.

(IN ENGLISH) What is your name?

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

Bunga Lalang.

My name is Bunga Lalang.

(IN MALAY) What do you want?

Where is he?

He's not here.

I don't know, and I don't want to know.

He went his own way. He doesn't listen to anyone.

You're the one who's not listening.

I asked, "Where is he?"

I...

(GRUNTING)

Tell me. Don't make this hard for yourself.

Say it.

Bunohan.

(CHOKING)

Bunohan. Bunohan.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Hmm.

Bunohan.

No Entry. Construction In Progress.

(MUSIC PLAYING ON CAR RADIO)

Whose kid are you?

Why are you playing here?

Where do you live?

Over there.

Father, you can move back into the master bedroom.

I'm here now. I'll take care of the house.

I'm thinking of moving back here to teach.

I can take care of you.

What does your mother say about this?

This is her idea.

Once I get a job, Anna and Farah will join me here.

Anna can work at the local bank.

I want to start a business here.

Can you help me?

Find Adil.

I want to see him.

(CHUCKLES)

Five years is quite a while, Father.

If he cared, he would have come back...

Four years and 10 months.

Please find him.

It's too late, Yah.

(COUGHING)

(WOMAN WHISPERING)

Adil.

Adil.

Adil.

Adil.

(GROANS)

Adil.

(ADIL GASPING)

Leh, don't mind if I help myself.

Sure. Go ahead.

Patience.

I have to make my way in first.

These things take time.

We have to move fast.

Five years ago, I didn't have the cash, but now I do.

You have been in the city for too long.

You can't bring Kuala Lumpur back here.

You asked me to take care of it. So let me.

It's like this. I'll give you a way in.

These people owe money.

So you help them settle their debts, then they will be indebted.

Like shares on the stock market, their gratitude is the commodity.

Once they owe us, we reap the dividends.

What's with the kickboxing club?

That's how we get in. Awang Sonar owes me money.

Perfect. We can set up fights at his club.

But you'd want good fighters, and they don't come cheap.

Across the border, they are tied to Thai gangs.

You don't need to worry. I've got some fighters in mind.

I saw Bunga Lalang.

New shoes, Jolok?

Yeah, check them out. Crocodile leather.

Must be the Golok River crocodile.

Watch it! They just might bite you.

Five bucks.

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

I'm here.

MUSKI: I'll go look for Pok Wah.

You gave that to my son years ago.

I remember. Was it the year of the rabbit? Eagle? Owl maybe?

Crocodile. That's how the women here still remember you.

I've heard all kinds of stories about you.

Mahdi said he worked with you on a ship. In Mesir, I think.

I bumped into him once.

Not in Mesir. In Marseille. France.

You? And this boat?

People like you work on ships. You get to see the world.

But in the end, even the world gets washed up on the beach.

I'm a lost cause.

My woman won't let me fish at sea anymore.

I remember getting one of these, but I can't remember where.

You didn't come here just to catch up with an old friend.

I'm looking for this kid.

Bunga Lalang.

That shouldn't be difficult. Try your father's house.

There's nothing in that house for me.

What are you talking about?

He was born around the time you left.

In the ring, he is known as Bunga Lalang.

But his real name is Adil.

Your brother.

Did his second wife have another kid, or did the old pervert get another wife?

That's why my mother divorced him.

Your dad was quite the ladies' man.

But he didn't take a third wife.

That kid is his son.

So, he's my half-brother. What do I care?

I'll get you a mattress.

Are you still doing your old job?

Don't worry. You won't be involved.

Pok Wah.

Pok Wah.

WAH: It's hard to find peace in this world.

I run away from the world, and still they come.

Are you man or the devil himself?

Someone is not well.

Man is indeed sick.

What do I care?

I don't do that kind of work anymore.

Please, Pok Wah.

You tell him that I cannot do anything.

Man has made a pact with the devil to destroy this earth.

I cannot help him. He has to help himself.

It's Adil who is injured.

Why didn't you say so earlier? What's wrong with you?

It was hard to get a word in while you made your speech.

What? You think I'm a politician, making speeches?

(VEHICLE PASSING)

(WOMAN MOANING)

(MAN GRUNTING)

(ADIL GROANS)

No sign of you for months. Suddenly, you come to save me like some hero.

Be grateful.

It's a good thing I knew about the fight.

Or should I have left you to die there?

For years, I worked hard to make a name for myself over there.

Now you've brought me back to this dump.

Thanks a lot, Mr. Muski Abdul Rahman.

Even in the darkness, there will be light.

Leave the bad and take the good.

BAKAR: Father, some people from Kuala Lumpur are interested in our land.

It could be a good opportunity for us.

Adil doesn't care about these things.

He doesn't even care about our family.

You can't say such things.

You do not know him anymore. You do not even know who I am.

We are just like the shadows on your screen.

What stories are you making up now, Bakar?

You are the storyteller.

All the villagers talk about your story.

People will say all kinds of things.

You were too young to remember.

You are too old to remember.

The villagers talk about you and your ex-wife, Mek Yah.

You forget. The land I gave to you, you sold. The money, gone.

Now you want the 30 acres. I might as well give it to Ilham.

What did that animal ever do for you?

I know that you don't care about him.

BAKAR: At least I have a plan to do something with the land.

You know nothing about that land. Just stay out of it.

If you sell that land, what will become of our stories?

How will we live?

You should stick to teaching.

We cannot live on stories alone.

If I develop that land,

then people can see how it should be done.

You cannot pay people to learn, Bakar.

ENG: You're stubborn, Yah.

Like I said, this is the work of your half-brother, Bakar.

He's been paying some guys to move the old graves.

You're wasting your time. Your mother's grave is no longer there.

Why is he doing this?

He's planning a project on your father's land.

That's what I heard.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

These are the relocated graves from the cemetery on your beach.

Look. Male and female tombstones on the same grave.

There, two headstones on one grave.

JOLOK: I've been meaning to see you for some time now.

There's something I want to discuss, and ask for your permission.

You have that land by the beach, don't you?

The 30 acres next to Awang Sonar's boxing club.

Yes. That one.

If you are interested, some people are very keen to buy it.

They are willing to pay a 30% deposit.

In cash. Immediately.

Here you go.

A drink? You shouldn't have troubled yourself.

Bakar.

Talib. But people call me Jolok.

So if you agree, those Kuala Lumpur people want to meet you.

See the land. Better still, if they can see the land title as well.

It's obvious, he's going to cheat. It's always the same old story.

It's like this, Jolok. I cannot make the decision.

The owner of the land is not here.

(CHUCKLES)

But it is your land, isn't it?

It is in my name. But it is not mine.

What's the story now? It's not his land. So whose is it?

(SIGHS)

It's okay. I'll sort it out.

You said that you saw Adil. Where?

Across the Thai border. I had some bets on a kickboxing fight.

I lost everything. Some guys pulled him out of the ring and ran.

Who is he, Bakar?

I hear that he helps a lot of people.

Father, it's time for your medicines.

What's he doing? It was supposed to be an easy job.

Looks like he's planning to kill the whole village.

Maybe he's digging his own grave.

(CHUCKLES)

But that's a lot of graves.

Maybe he's got a lot of dying to do.

You can go back. I'll handle this.

See, there's nothing here.

It's my mother's grave. I can't just let it be.

Enough, Ilham. This is pointless.

JING: You've been gone for over 20 years. Nobody even remembers anymore.

Only stories are left.

Some folks say that she turned into a creature.

ILHAM: Stories like that are a waste of time.

If you want the truth, you have to find it yourself.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

(BEEPS)

(STOPS RINGING)

(SIGHS)

JOLOK: Awang, I have settled your debt with Bakar.

Now you just need to settle it with me.

Bakar has helped you villagers a lot.

Now, you should try to help him.

But Bakar didn't tell me anything about this.

Bakar's too shy to say anything.

He's not the type to ask for his money back.

Then let me settle with him.

There's no need to trouble yourself like that.

Like this, let's fix up your club.

Then we organize a fight.

We make money out of that.

After the fight, your debt will be cleared.

I'll need to speak to Pok Wah about this.

We started this club together.

It's best that he knows as well.

Listen carefully, Jolok.

He works hard, and I'm good to hardworking people.

He farms fish, doesn't he?

Life is unpredictable.

Crops can fail.

And so can fish.

GASI: Ketot, this is the last of it, right?

Hurry up, Ketot. This place gives me the creeps.

KETOT: You're fine digging up graves, but here you're scared?

That place was different.

(SCREAMS)

KETOT: Gasi, what's going on over there?

(SCREAMS IN PAIN)

(GROANING)

(GROANS)

(GRUNTS)

He's healed so fast. What medicine did you give him?

It's not easy to find these things anymore.

Because mankind is bent on destroying nature.

But if we do right, the earth will give to us.

Where did you learn this stuff?

Adil's mother.

Mek Ani?

Everyone has a mother.

It's even better if she has a touch of magic.

If you can have both, you will want for nothing.

I'm also going to need a touch of magic soon.

I have a fight coming up.

You have a fight?

Yeah, Awang Sonar arranged it.

It's time I started helping my mother.

So I hear you are having a fight.

Jolok's setting it up.

We can fix up the club and make a bit of money.

If something isn't broken, why do we need to fix it?

There's no harm fixing up the place a bit.

Are you in debt?

Well, kind of.

Just spit it out.

I took a loan from Bakar to start my fish farms.

Then Jolok bought over the debt.

Now I have to pay him instead.

This morning all my fish died.

This is not about our club. It's the land they are after.

How could you be so stupid?

I asked you to take care of this club. Not give it away to other people.

I haven't given it away.

Do you trust that Jolok?

Do you know who he is?

It's not like you think.

We could make a bit of money.

One fight will not make any money.

We're putting four fighters in, including Adil.

(SIGHS)

You might as well throw me in. Then they can really have the land.

You've been poisoned more than your fish.

Father, here's a new medicine. Try some.

It won't help. I feel so strangely tired today.

Father, here are some documents relating to the land.

Please have a look.

Have you found Adil yet?

I have friends tracking him down in Thailand.

Father, I need to discuss some things with you.

Those people,

they have come up with quite a good plan.

I'm sure they have. I'll take a look at it later.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Hmm.

We're going ahead.

Don't worry. Be patient.

I'll give you a bonus as well.

No, don't come here.

I'll go over to your place.

WAH: Stubborn people like you always look for trouble.

They are the ones looking for trouble.

Even being stubborn has its time and place.

This is not a normal fight.

The puppet master is none other than Bakar.

I've already told Awang. I'm fighting.

It's thanks to him that we're in this mess.

Whatever it is, we still have to fight.

You are the one who taught me to be brave.

I also taught you to find other ways.

What other way is there? Tell that to my father or my brother.

There's no point talking to the deaf.

Bunohan Teen Wins Major Thai Kickboxing Title

BAKAR: Adik, why are you playing in here? Get out.

"Get out"' I said.

Bakar didn't tell me that you were back.

I need to talk to you.

I've given Bakar his share.

It's time I gave you the 30 acres by the beach.

That's okay. I don't want anything from you.

It is your land.

I'd like to talk to you about things too.

Twenty three years have passed.

And now you want to talk?

This is all the time I have.

I know all about time.

Whether I live or die is decided in three minutes.

Maybe you can give me three minutes.

Nobody can force 23 years into three minutes.

What have you been doing all these years?

Mek Ani and Bakar treated me like a bastard.

You never stopped them.

Back then, I didn't know.

You didn't know?

You didn't know that Mek Ani wouldn't let me call her Mother?

Let me honor a promise I once made. Please take that land.

Your three minutes are up.

What are you doing here?

Nothing.

There is nothing here for you. Why are you here?

I came back to take care of Father.

Our land. Some people want to buy it.

If we sell now, it could help the family.

What damned family?

It could help you too.

Better than breaking your bones across the border.

Broken bones can mend.

The problem is you. You break people's spirit.

If you really want to help, just write off Awang Sonar's debt.

You have to speak to Jolok about that.

I convinced him to come back and see you.

It's his land.

We can't wait for him any longer.

It's too late, Bakar.

I have to make a decision now.

This is all that's left for me to do.

ENG: I have no strength left.

Since I was young, I've hated sleeping.

And I hate people who sleep a lot. It's a waste of time.

Well, it looks like you're still not sleeping.

When I first started doing this, it wasn't easy.

He begged me for a couple more days to see his mother.

After that, it was easy. Like lighting a cigarette.

That's the truth.

What? Sleeping?

Killing.

(BIRD CALLING)

MAN ON SPEAKERS: And now, here's the Black Rhino from Bachok fighting against

our very own champion, Adil "Bunga Lalang" from Bunohan.

(CROWD CHEERING)

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

(YELLS)

(PANTING)

(CROWD ROARING)

(MUSIC STOPS)

What kind of a fight was that?

Were you fighting or running amok?

Who taught you to fight like that?

Stubborn people like you will never get anywhere.

What are you talking about?

It's your land that's at stake here.

Maybe you should go meditate under that tree.

What a fight!

Nice! Nice.

This is Jolok.

I could punch that jerk.

Take it easy. It's his money that's helping the club.

Helping? To destroy it?

(MAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

What did she become?

You said she turned into a creature.

What kind of thing?

When did you get cut like that?

WOMAN: How much longer is he staying?

Not much longer.

Keep an eye on him. I need to get some bandages.

Why are you always messing around on that boat?

Don't be so nosy, woman.

Jolok, did you hear about the two bodies found in the river?

People say it looked like crocodiles got them.

Leh, there are only two crocodiles around here.

Me and the one I wear on my feet.

If you say so.

Brother, we made history in Bunohan.

We won big.

After deducting my investment, you get seven percent of the profits.

That's a lot. Normally, you would only get three or four percent.

(CHUCKLES)

But what about my boys?

Yes, your fighters certainly won.

But your Miss Bunga, he was supposed to win in the fifth round.

Instead, he beat the other kid so bad, he's in hospital.

I'm paying for that too.

But you promised.

We organize a fight, then my debt is settled.

(LAUGHS)

Awang, we live in the 21st century now.

This is what saddens me about our people.

They don't think long term. But it's okay, Awang.

Like this. We do another fight. This time, only two fighters.

A smaller investment with higher returns. Sounds good, no?

Awang! (GRUNTS)

Forget it.

Awang.

(CHUCKLES)

The 21st century sure has its challenges.

Here, let me give it a shot.

It's not that complicated.

Hey, Bakar, can this thing find people?

That dickbrain Gasi disappeared.

He must be shagging in Golok.

Give it back.

Once we control it, we control the whole area.

MAN ON PHONE: Bakar, what's the story with that kickboxing club's land?

If we don't have that, we don't have access to your land, right?

We're just waiting to sign the papers, sir.

If it's not sorted in a couple of days, we're pulling out. Understand?

Jolok.

We're running out of time.

Tomorrow, I want you to put up a fence and a signboard.

And clear a road to this place. Got it?

Your dad? What's the deal? Should we pray?

Yeah, you pray. I will answer.

That's weird. Gasi and Ketot moved all the graves the other day.

Well, maybe you need to pray some more.

Call a shaman. Get him to cleanse the land.

(SINGING)

You are doing a shadow play in the daytime?

Yes, this isn't the right time for it.

But in Java, they

do it in the daytime to chase away the evil spirits.

But how will we see anything? There are no shadows.

What a clever boy you are.

(CHUCKLES)

We don't do it here. That's why there's so much evil everywhere.

Don't worry, I'll help you to fight. I have some puppets.

Where did you get those?

I found them in the other room. Whose are they?

I made them back when I was teaching my sons.

Why didn't you color them in?

I never finished.

This is my mother's land.

She moved here after Mek Ani married your father.

Look at all this. Your brother Bakar's handiwork.

Your mother would be so pleased if she knew.

I don't have anything to do with them anymore.

I got out of here as soon as I could. Just like you.

I kill people.

So I've heard.

Your own brother's life, what's it worth?

Everything.

You destroyed everything. You chased my mother out.

She shouldn't have had to live like this.

All alone. Dead without a trace.

I shouldn't have... (GRUNTS)

Do your dirty work somewhere else.

He claims this is his mother's land.

Father!

Is Father in?

What do you want?

Why does he want to give me that land?

Ilham says it is his mother's, that it belongs to her.

I want to speak to Father.

He doesn't need to speak to you.

I want to know whose son I am.

Father! I have a right to know.

Who am I? Father! Answer me!

Father!

Father! (BANGING ON DOOR)

I have a right to know.

Who am I, Father?

Father, answer me, Father!

Father!

Father!

Adil is not my real brother. Whose son is he?

Who is Adil?

DENG: It looks like I have to babysit now.

Why didn't you just do your job?

It could have been so simple. Come here, take him out, leave.

What's that?

Herbs.

This guy is injured, and you're giving him stuff that goats eat?

If you crush them and apply to his wound, he'll heal really fast.

Where did you learn this stuff?

His mother taught me. She was the best traditional healer.

Here, go buy some real medicine.

I need to find Bunga Lalang after this.

Before my boss sends someone else down here.

You're looking for him as well? What do you want with him?

Don't worry. You won't be involved.

You guys are all the same.

How did Ilham end up like that?

Who knows when it comes to Ilham?

Just take care of him well.

I want to see Ilham.

Now what do you want?

Pok Wah, is there anything you want to tell me?

Your father should be the one to tell you.

When Mek Yah gave birth to you, Pok Eng asked my mother to help.

They didn't want anyone to know. We are Chinese. We can keep your secrets.

Jing...

If we wait for you, when will it ever come out?

You were born out of wedlock.

Mek Yah is your real mother. You were born after they divorced.

Wah, my mother promised Mek Yah if Adil ever asked...

WAH: I know.

I guess this is the time.

If you care about that kid, make sure I never see him across the border.

Your friend Kruba just called me.

He might be coming down in the next couple of days.

He needs to settle some unfinished business.

That would be my work.

I hear you have some jobs to do.

Must be tough, bearing the burden of two jobs at once.

What if I help carry Miss Bunga?

He has unfinished business with me.

That should help lighten your burden. How about it?

It's okay. He's a friend.

I can take care of my own problems.

We're practically brothers.

We speak the same language. Only our dialect is slightly different.

Today, you are here on this side of the border.

Tomorrow, my people will be over there on your side.

Friend, we have always helped each other.

You just take care of Ilham.

Bro.

For the coffee.

Jolok, if you were in politics, you'd win.

That would be you. I could never do it. I'm much too honest.

(CHUCKLES)

Here's the fruit you asked about. It's not easy to find.

What do you want with it? It's poisonous, you know.

I'm using it as medicine. Here's the money.

Enough?

Yes, thank you.

(IN ENG'S VOICE) I would prefer to have the Main Puteri ritual.

But I can tell you, you will need many shamans.

More than the usual.

You promised a bonus.

You finish the job first.

WOMAN: Muski, your brothers haven't brought the goats back.

It's getting dark. Can you go find them?

All right.

You have to help me. I need the money. My mother's ill.

Do this job well, and I will give you more than a bonus.

I have a new project coming up, and I'll need help. People like you.

But first you have to prove your loyalty. How about it?

Did you know my mother very well?

I've heard people say all kinds of things about her.

Don't listen to them.

Your mother was not like other people. She had her own way.

But she wasn't a bad person.

That's the problem with our people.

They fear things they don't even understand.

How fear turns into hate, I have yet to find the source.

Do you have any idea who I'm fighting against?

I'm troubled that they haven't made a decision yet.

I'm not that worried. All I ask for

is a clean fight.

That I cannot promise.

Have faith. You have to fight well.

After this fight, I want to go back and see Father.

Come, it's deep enough now. Let me drive.

If you didn't do this, what would you be doing?

I'd have gone to see the world.

I should have come back more often.

But it's okay, she'll be back soon.

Mine's bigger.

Mine's sharper.

Father.

Father.

Father!

It's getting dark. You'd better go home.

ADIK: I want to watch.

You want to see, come back tomorrow. Go now. It's getting dark.

(PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

You haven't paid anyone to pull you off the ring this time?

Come place your bets. Come on, come on. (CROWD CLAMORING)

Come on, come on, come on!

On who? On who? Come on!

MAN ON SPEAKERS: Gentlemen, tonight we're expecting a spectacular fight.

In the red corner,

Muski the Black Stallion!

(CROWD CHEERING)

(CROWD CHANTING)

Over in the blue corner, it's none other than

Bunga Lalang!

(CROWD CHEERING)

(DINGS)

(GROANS)

(DINGS)

That's the end of the second round.

ILHAM: Don't be the frog under the coconut shell.

If you want to go, you should. It's an endless ocean out there.

DENG: It's not my calling yet, I guess. It's fate that I'm here with you.

I should be in Paris now, sipping wine by...

What's that river called?

ILHAM: I don't know how to say it either.

Yeah, yeah, in your dreams.

(DINGS)

Round three!

Perhaps you were fated to be here, or is it my fate that brought you here?

This is the way we are. Our lives caught in the web of other people's stories.

But my story ends here.

Your brother?

Leave him.

Let him go.

(GROANS)

(CROWD CHEERING)

(COUNTING)

(CROWD ROARING)

What's happened to Adil?

(CROWD SILENT)

MAN: What's wrong, Pok Wah?

Poison? Poison!

Carry him!

When you married the other woman, I knew all would be shattered.

Come. Go with me.

(IN ENG'S VOICE) It's too late, Yah.

It's late, but it's not over yet.

Healing needs time, and time needs healing.

Look at me.

I am ravaged, torn and ripped apart. But still, I am here.

There are no more like me. I am the last of my kind.

You are stubborn, Yah. Hard as a rock.

For people like me, this is the only way to live.

Otherwise, I would have ended up just like the others.

Throwing away the land, throwing away our stories.

I have always loved you.

I was never ashamed of our love.

Even if I had to become a creature that crawled the earth.

You forgot how we spoke,

loved and sang to the spirits of the earth.

Speak to me. Sing to me.

I must release the spirits trapped inside you

and return them to the land.

ENG: I have no strength left.

YAH: I will give you strength.

Till we speak again with meaning,

our words will mark like footprints on the earth.

Our breath will stir the leaves,

move the waters, and hold up the birds in their flight.

Our love will set the world ablaze.

BAKAR: Father.

ENG: Why are you disturbing me, Bakar? I'm working.

Father, I want that land. I don't care.

You're so crude. Is the land all you can think of?

(GRUNTING)

(ENG GROANING)

(WEAKLY) How did it end like this?

MAN: I heard the voices of the shadow puppets coming from his body.

The voices of different characters.

Now I can't really hear them. I'm not as strong as I used to be.

Then we have to help.

If we don't, all will be lost. We have to perform the healing ritual.

How are we going to do that? Mek Yah's not here. No one's left.

We'll just have to find away to do it.

It's time. Let's go now.

Let's go now.

Proposed Development

for Marina and Resort Complex of 200 Chalets and Golf Course