Can you give this to Dr. Ghulam for me, please?
- Yes, of course. - Thank you.
- How do you feel? - Good!
Here, look what I brought you.
Don't let anyone see you using it.
- And keep it hidden, OK? - Yes.
Can we walk in the park later?
Not today. I'm sorry.
Then how about tomorrow?
Tomorrow.
Why is your hair visible? Cover it up!
Why did you go out alone? Why aren't any men with you?
Go! Go!
Do you have a message for me, brother?
Take me to Ainullah. There is something important.
Go, leave us alone.
Why's it so important that you see him now?
Take me to him. He'll explain who I am.
I'm asking you.
I spoke to him on the phone.
He told me someone would come get me.
How long have you known him?
Since Allah put him on my path.
Why weren't you in prison with us?
I was at Shabi Khel's madrasa in Islamabad.
That's what I heard, yeah. Why did you come back?
We must strike the crusaders before they leave.
Are you sure you were in Islamabad?
I spoke to Imran Bakhash.
He says he never saw you there.
Imran Bakhash, from Jalalabad?
He's a traitor.
Shabi had sentenced him to death, but he escaped.
If you talk to him, I'll start doubting you, brother.
OK, come with me.
Brother.
I thought you were dead.
I'm so happy to see you.
Me too,
Ainullah.
You have no idea.
I thought I would die in prison.
I prayed to Allah with all my strength to get out.
And then the Taliban arrived.
At first we thought they would kill us.
But they set us all free.
Praise Allah!
Allahu Akbar.
Why didn't you stay in Pakistan?
My days are numbered, Ainullah.
The time has come for me.
When I heard you were back,
I took it as a sign.
A sign sent by Allah Azawajal himself.
The Lion of Kabul is back.
And I'm proud to accompany him on his last journey to his Creator.
We just have to take precautions.
Get undressed, shoes too.
Amina?
What are you doing here?
You don't have the right to be here.
You're leaving?
- Without telling me? - I left you a letter.
What letter?
I don't have much time, Ghulam.
I'm sorry. I'm meeting my parents at the French embassy.
They're about to leave for the airport.
This is my only chance. If I don't take it...
I'll regret it for the rest of my life!
What you'll regret
is leaving without finishing your residency!
At best, you'll be a nurse there.
And what will I be here?
My wife,
the mother of my children.
And Doctor Nazani.
You know they'll let you practice.
This country desperately needs doctors.
I'd love to believe you.
But this country, as you say, is already turning into a prison.
Why don't you come with me instead?
Amina.
It's my country.
I have no other.
And I have a responsibility for my patients.
You didn't come back for me.
You came to take Nooria, didn't you?
She has no more of a future here than I do.
And she has no family.
Amina.
That's kidnapping!
If the Taliban catch you, they'll kill you!
And who's gonna tell them? You?
How could you even think that?
Besides, the girl doesn't have papers.
How do you know France will take her in?
I tried.
But I can't abandon her.
But you don't have a problem with me.
You're the one abandoning me,
by accepting what the Taliban are going to do.
Out of your own selfishness and indifference.
Amina, please,
stay with me.
I'm sorry, Ghulam.
Wait!
If you want, I'll take you with me.
- Where? - To Europe.
- France. Far from here. - But why don't we just stay here?
Because the Taliban don't like girls like you, or women like me.
- So? - OK.
In that case, we don't have a minute to lose.
Taxi! Taxi!
Stop!
- Can you take us to the French embassy? - No, I won't go near there.
- Please. - Taliban are everywhere.
If they see me with two women, they'll kill me.
I'm begging you.
Go home! Don't stay here, it is dangerous.
- Please! - No, no.
- We're gonna walk. Can you do it? - Yes.
General Hassan.
What do we do now?