Brides (2025) Movie Script
- In the name of Allah,
the most merciful and compassionate.
- Oh my God.
Welcome
- South Coast service to at
Sherwood Heath, London
Airport, east Buxton,
and London Victoria.
The next station is Sherwood
Heath. Yeah, I know.
The next station is Sher.
Please remember to take on
belongings with you. Okay.
- Can you all move further
up please? There's no room.
There's loads of room.
Further up the carriage.
- Neither there isn't. Come
on. Use your eyes woman. Look.
This is a 7 47 service
calling at London Airport
East Buxton and London.
Come, come
completed.
Check please.
The signs for your departure
proceed through security.
Do you know what's that one? Okay, please.
In the
- And are to be removed.
Must be.
Hold it there. Wait.
- Beat your par. Arms up for me.
Turn around.
Alright. Get your stuff. Go through
- Liquid liner and that says
you can't get this over there.
Just get a rimmer one from
Boots. It'd be cheaper.
Why? Kind of thought I
plucked them on a brow.
You don't have 'em on a brow.
I love this stuff Long.
Always used to buy me a bottle
when it came to visit That
what in my mouth for No, no, no.
- Come. Come.
- Ta-da. Okay.
Last round quarter, Ramsey, Jamie Oliver
and that guy from Great British
Bake Off Poor Hollywood.
That's it. Snog, marry, kill.
Hit me. Marry Jamie Snog.
Hang on, it's Jamie now. Is
it? Yeah. Okay. Jamie, why?
I know he is not Muslim.
Just saying feel like he's a
decent guy all my life. What?
He have hard for his family though.
Oh, they've got like four
kids and his wife raises them.
Don't think they even
have a nanny. Come on man.
Of course I've got a nanny.
No me. They're old school.
Do you have a nap, Kim? And irate it.
I don't care what anyone says.
Jamie Oliver's all right with me. Alright.
Maybe he'll convert Pamela
and then you can get married.
You'd be wife number
two. Nah, you know what?
Man likes pork too much.
Mm. He'd have to stop that.
I stuck for a lot. Only.
Hello? From now on, Jamie. Mm.
Jamal Jamal's. Hello, Jamal?
Yeah, man, I can catch on
you right?
Ate too much. Well, I made the most of it.
It's gonna be bad lentils and rice
after this now since I got Nutella.
And tell hurry. Bone dough.
No, that's our flight. Huh?
That's our flight. You serious?
- Come on sisters.
My name is Hannan
and I am blessed to guide
you on your journey.
Our own families can't
understand our choices.
Western society has
warped their views here.
We spend mornings and nights in happiness
because in this land we are
rewarded for our sacrifices.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- Come on.
Seatbelt.
- That should be sewed
in. It's not long enough.
The for landing table please.
That your is secure, your
seat is up. Your seat.
Hand devices used airplane. Sweet.
- If your take another one for the flight.
Or stop your ears from popping. And what?
Peer pressure. Yeah.
Got. The only time you traveled
is when you came here on the boat.
Drop down it over your nose
and anyone could your Yeah.
- Before Recreation
Char, you'll find your life
vest attached to your seat.
And if needed, place it over your head.
Attach the strap and tighten.
When you reach the exit
in place, the life jacket
by pulling the green total.
And lower the light.
- Just like say face to face.
Yeah. Slap me in the face.
Me face. So, yeah, yeah, yeah. I want slap
- Me in the face as well
because you really chuffed me.
You really chuff.
- Come on son. Come on. Good.
- Look's come to play with
you. Kai, please. So good.
- Hi. Oh, there she's for.
Oh, relax girl.
It's a party. I'll go Easy on it.
- John. Come sit with us.
Eat something and
- Boy don't she fucking hates me.
It's 'cause you're a quat. John.
- Hey, you're right.
- We are now approaching Istanbul Airport.
Please remain seated and
keep your seatbelt fastened.
K12 is ready for departure. Hey. Yeah.
Gate one, two.
Nice Jordans. Thanks.
When both doors, one
passenger at a time may
approach. Please
- Have your passport open
at never travel alone.
You have to arrange an escort
when you travel into Turkey.
Act like a tourist, you're a buyer.
And NAB can wait until you get to Syria.
Always buy return tickets.
It's less suspicious.
Don't call home till
you get to the border.
No matter how much it breaks your heart.
- Thank you.
- Your new life is waiting.
- Thank you. So
- Thank you. Oh,
- Seriously.
That's the cafe.
An answer to Wait here. Hi.
Can we have two lattes please?
Can I get a caramel frappe please?
- Okay.
- What so weird.
I am just trying to get the sugar dough.
What does he look like? She just said
wait and he'll find us.
Well, if he doesn't turn up,
I have the same info as you.
We could just get the flight ourselves.
He's got our tickets and we
can't travel on our own. Can we?
Don't answer it
later?
- Yeah.
- No bailing. Yeah.
I mean it though.
- We need to do something.
I'm gonna go with that.
- What are you doing? It'll
be easier this way. Here.
Can you try on again? Yeah.
Just don't know answer.
Where is he? Man? Fuck.
Maybe his car broke down.
Oh, we never know will we?
Maybe it's don't say it's for the best.
I wasn't gonna, I just swim.
Don't say it's a fucking sign
either. Can I have my phone?
Why? So you can call your mom.
I knew you chicken out a I message to me.
What a fucking news to me.
Swear, you're probably dead.
Shut up.
When was the last time he messaged you?
A few weeks.
- Maybe
- There was no way.
I'm going back, man.
We are gonna get a bus
to the border in our own.
It's gonna be all right if I said not to.
- Hey, look at that. You
know a rainbow zu saying
everything's gonna be all right.
- Eva, we need to get the
bus down to Akia. Akia.
Okay, come on Tokyo.
- How many tickets?
- Two returns please.
- Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo. Yes.
There's one bus leaving at
6 45 tonight. That's fine.
We can check that out while
- We wait.
Right. Great.
And coming back next week.
- Next week. What day?
- Wednesday. Wednesday. Okay.
- There's one bus leaving 9:25 AM Okay.
Okay. Okay. It's 400 tele.
Okay. This is too much.
Okay, so this is your tickets.
Enjoy your trip. Thank you.
- Lift.
I'm coming in.
Chain hits my chest.
When I'm banging on the dashboard,
my chain hits my chest when
I'm banging on the radio.
Yeah. Back here. Back here. Yeah.
Pull up to the bumper
game with the signal.
Cover me because I'm changing.
I handle on it My life.
I'm broke it when I get to I'm
hits, hits.
Come
- On.
He's better be here when I get back.
- Really killed my legs.
- Look us. We look so good. I'm so sick.
I'm gonna get on the key ring.
- Who's hungry?
- I wanna see mine.
I see. Why is she looking at us?
- Who
- She's been giving us evils
the whole time we've
filming her. Something to
- Say.
Your behavior in there
was very concerning.
What you pushed a child over? No one ever.
I saw you the way you were charging
around chasing and shooting at them.
It was aggressive. Oh, did you
hear that? Charging around.
Chasing and shooting at a laser game.
We gonna do quarter fed.
Please don't point that thing at me.
It's not real, sweetheart.
I'm finding your attitude.
Very threatening. Threatening.
- You wanna know what's
threatening Nuna Threatening is me
partnering a bomb under your SUV bitch
That's calling the police.
I didn't do anything. Oh, let's go.
- Happy Birthday. Ra. Go. Go girl. Oh
- My God.
What
osa?
- This color really suits you. Where's
did you get the milk?
- You know how he gets?
- I give you good price.
Promise
gal.
How much you want to pay? Hey
- Very.
- Oh, don't run off like
- That again.
Sorry.
Just hold my head. I lost.
- Okay.
You have.
- Are you? Why aren't you in school?
- Call me back. Love you.
- Tell me please. If if something's
happened, you can tell me.
Okay Mama. Where are you?
Call me now. This isn't you mama.
- I have to call her. You can't
from the border. Remember?
I didn't think she'd be this worried.
Hasn't your mum called you out?
Switched out my sim before we left.
But don't read them. It's only
gonna make you feel worse.
Do you think they'll call the police?
He's gonna give a shit
about two brown girls.
But come on, let's buy some
snacks for the journey.
Yeah. What time's the bus?
- Mm,
- My purse.
You lost have it in there.
When we bought those suites, my passport,
bus tickets, money.
But that was all of our money.
Do you think this is Allah's
way of telling us to go home?
Well, if he wanted us to go home,
he could have at least left your passport.
He is testing us.
- Let's
- Go.
- Our bus tickets are
stolen and all our money.
Could you please put some more out for us?
You would still miss the bus because the
- Station's very far.
Please. I'm, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
But next bus is not
until tomorrow morning.
- Are we gonna make it? Yes.
Yes. A bit of traffic. But
- Girls, is it your first in Turkey?
Yeah. 'cause you know you
seem very young to be like
this traveling on your own.
Yeah, we're gonna meet my uncle.
Yeah, we'll meet our uncle.
- We are sisters, so
no, we're not relating.
So your
- Uncle lives in Anta?
Yeah. He did that a
couple months ago. Wow.
Now I'm just saying because
it's not safe for you
to travel like this in
Turkey, you know, on your own.
He's gonna take the birth down
and meet a tough wave. Yeah.
Yeah. We're I like this
song by the way. Yeah.
You know this is one of my
favorite Turkey songs. Yeah.
Yeah.
- Thank you. No, no, no, no.
- Hey girl, you can stay at my place.
So Yeah,
- No way.
- She's one of us.
- Hey, she's sang the song.
Reminds her of her first love.
Oh.
- Ah, no. Not not my father.
Another another. Okay.
- Please eat.
- This is
- Really good. Hm? She can cook.
Uhuh her poor husband.
- You are married, engaged? Mm.
My mother is asking where
your family parents,
you know where they're from?
Thank you. My parents are from Somalia
and her family's from Pakistan.
Pakistan. English,
- Pakistan, English.
- Ha,
Pakistan, Kish, Kardish.
You know Pakistan, Turkey? Were sisters.
You know all sisters? Yeah. Yeah.
Corolla.
- How many?
Let me help. No, no, please.
You sit your guests please.
Madam chose to jump.
- There's a road in front
- Of you, but it breaks into two
and you must choose one path.
- Oh. Oh.
There is one young man,
- Tall, good looking and blue
eyed man waiting for you.
- Yes. Thank you. Of course.
Yes.
- Okay.
- You called your uncle?
I texted him.
- Yeah. And he will
meet you tomorrow? Yes.
- Hmm.
- Where is he meeting you?
- You've been really nice. Thank you.
- It's no problem.
- No, you've really
- Helped us.
Yeah. You know it's what anybody would do.
Any Muslim, anybody.
- What does your uncle do in Turkey?
Do? What does your uncle do?
He does a last walk.
- Hey. Oh hey. How's your headache?
- It's good, thanks.
I leave you to to sleep then.
Goodnight. Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
- Oh, thank God. Knackered.
You know,
- Let's wait in there for a bit.
We haven't got any money.
Promise you won't get mad.
What? I know it's her arm.
But how else are we gonna get to charm
my G though?
There lion More like, come on.
Hmm. Food. Oh no thanks.
- I
- Look you forgetting something?
I think when you keep kiss.
I think he was with dope. Duh.
- Kai has to go home. Kai. Come
- On.
Text me fight. Come on.
Should we go look at her?
Look at Mommy fell over.
Well look at her. Come on.
Come on.
- She's falling all over.
Call me when you get home.
Kit over the
thank you for looking after him.
Okay.
That was fun.
- Oh, you had a good time. What you
practically lap dancing room.
- It's fine. I have a
dog. Go to bed please.
It's fine. I can. I can clean this.
Yeah, I can tidy up. It's fine.
John, go to bed now.
- Please.
- Creep. Oh,
go do.
- Hey. Hey San.
Hey you.
- I hate guys like that.
Sooner we get there. The better
- Timetable.
How long is it? 8:00 AM
Oh, just
wake me up when it's time.
Yeah.
- Oh
yeah.
- Oh shit. Can you pass the ball please?
- Come on.
- Today would be good.
- I don't, we will know.
- Samir. I thought you were
dropping off food parcels.
- Yeah. FA was not here
today auntie. It's women only
- For Delta.
Could you give Samir a hand at the refuge?
Yeah.
- Shit.
That one. That one. Go right
- This way
- On.
You are actually enjoying
this, aren't you?
- You are enjoying this, aren't you?
- She can't keep her
hands off my glue. Stick
- Confused.
Come in, sell me.
- I tell you what
- My nuts are proper rich today.
- Sir. He's being gross.
- Can you just concentrate
on your own work love
date? Do you
- Ever get that sir?
Itchy nuts though. Alright. Alright.
Just keep it appropriate please.
I'm sure Feda does not
want to listen to this.
- What about me?
- Just get on with your work.
- See how this fucking
works then don't they?
- Feda don't mind be.
- Hey,
- Do you
- Speak English?
- Can you give us a lift?
- Sorry,
- Can
- You drive us please?
- I'm going to con.
Okay,
- Thank
- You.
- Yeah,
- You can take the front seat.
So I take you to, and you can get a bus.
- Thank you. Is she a princess?
Is she a princess?
Yeah, she's, I like your
- Dress.
- Thank you day.
- Thank you. You're welcome.
- You like dinosaurs.
- Whoa,
- What we're doing.
Fuck to be there by now.
He's just been nice.
Only for a couple hours, that's all.
- Please eat.
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Hey,
- Hey.
Send.
- Come home. No,
- Come
- Here.
It's good for them. Their
mother died last year.
- I'm sorry.
- It's Allahs. Well, may
he give you strength?
- They're my strength girl.
Girl.
Welcome.
- I can take her. Yeah.
- Okay,
- Fine.
- Yeah. Thank you.
- It's okay.
Come. You gonna come to the toilet?
- Let's go. You gonna come with me? I'm
- Just gonna be out here.
Okay
- Baby, that's you.
My aunt will speak to me.
Please. I just lemme know.
You're okay. Are you okay? Please?
So this is me
so close.
Please say something. Mom.
Where's my daughter? What have you done
with my daughter, please?
I just need to know she,
- Sorry.
Una
- This evening at six 30.
Yeah. And tickets inside. Bye.
- Thank you.
- Thank you. Bye.
Good luck. Hello? I
- Still need to smash my phone.
You answered it. Go for a walk
on your own. Well without me.
- Do your parents ever come here?
- My dad died when I was a baby.
- Sorry. Bit. And your mother.
- She's not Muslim.
- Islam tells us
that we should honor our parents
- Even if they do things that are haram.
- Even if they are non-believers.
Look what says we should
fight nonbelievers.
It says we should teach
them the word of Allah.
Can you teach someone
if you're fighting them?
- How was school? Alright, I guess. Yeah.
I did my time there. Is that right? Yeah.
Is Westgate still there?
- Yep. - Yeah. I know we
shouldn't disrespect our teachers
but stuff for a lot.
She's the worst.
- No she
- Is. There's something wrong with her.
I swear down. School wasn't all bad.
- Really?
- Yeah, things were less complicated.
Then watch your step. Yeah.
Yeah. You alright?
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
- What's up?
- Oh.
- Oh. Bless you sweetheart. Hang on.
- Be following me.
Why are you being like this?
Because you don't wanna go.
It's obvious. So why
don't you just say it.
This was my idea
as if you ever would've gone
through with this on your own.
Who thought everything.
Who contacted all what could you sort?
You could've saw a fucking
wash mate. Don't swear.
Who put the tickets? Got you a passport.
You're clueless though. You would've lost
five minutes out there.
Go on, run back home to mommy.
You are a bad Muslim. You don't go mosque.
You hardly even pray. Pray
about that anymore. Really?
You keep saying our chicken out.
But you are the one who's
scared. I ain't scared of shit.
You're scared. They won't want you fish,
but they will moon out.
It won't be like back
home. They want us there.
What if I told you I'd
change my mind? What?
What if I decided to go home?
Would you come with me or
would you keep going? Why?
You must have thought
about it. I don't know.
You don't know. I'd go on ahead.
You know I would without me
it would break my heart.
But yeah, I would. Okay.
Right answer.
- Could you move your back?
Fuck she looking at.
- Come here. Come here.
Look at fucking face. Stop.
Give it to me. They're stay your edge.
You can watch it, man.
Oh my nose. She broke my sucking nose.
- Tell me exactly what
happened in the playground.
More idiotic than intelligent.
Enough to rise above it.
Two week exclusion. Man. I'm
just gonna go on my record.
- Go. Go home.
- My mom will understand
once you've explained, come with you.
Yeah.
- Look at me.
- Look at
me fighting again.
Seriously.
Fuck playing that God,
you get through the skull.
You the problem.
- Were you serious about
getting outta here?
Yeah.
No bailing. Yeah.
I mean it though. You always bail.
You can't do that this time.
If you're in, you're in.
- I'll tell Sumit.
- You know I told my mom I was going the
night before we left.
I didn't tell her where.
I just showed him a
bag and said I was leaving.
- I dunno why.
- All she said was, it's for the best.
That was it. Maybe it's for the best.
She didn't even ask where she
didn't mean it. Yeah, right.
Do you know how she
gets Mr. Peel's talking?
Not her.
- Maybe it's not too late.
- It is for me.
But you've gone more than I do at home.
So it's not about what we left behind.
It's about
- I better life.
Pure hearts. Smile, love.
There's a boy. No.
- What? Boy. Some boy.
We were by the water with
him the other day. It's okay.
You can tell me.
Yeah. Come on. He's just a friend.
He's just a friend.
- Pure hearts.
Of course it's not easy
away from home family,
but there's beauty and sacrifice.
I didn't think such a world
was possible. Not in this life.
I honestly can't find the
words to describe how kind
and selfless everyone is here.
Everyone has the same values,
community, sisterhood.
We all look out for each other.
Everyone has their own story. Glory.
Everyone has their own pain.
But we all have the same goal.
I can't describe how it
feels to cross that border.
I had rolling down my cheeks.
Not because I was sad, but
because I felt honored that
Allah had blessed to be here.
We were all hugging
each other and weeping.
A group of brothers shouted
Tuck beer and we made,
they walked towards us
with a smile saying,
Shas, you're in Syria now.
Mabu.
- You miss Jenna?
Yeah, I'm in your class.
So what we doing today? Who moved you?
Miss Westgate the fascist. Ugh.
All because love day's an
ignorant fucking skunk.
- Okay, settle down please.
Can you go sit opposite of a doer
for me while I sort you
out with some equipment?
- Do you know Love Dam Miss? She's a joke.
She thinks she's a G but
she's a fucking thought. Ugh.
She called me a packie so I threatened
to get Islamic on her ass.
Okay. Do you know what I mean Miss? I see.
You know Miss.
Anyway bitch rat me out to Miss Westgate
and now I'm the one who's been moved.
How's that fair? I'm not sure it is.
She threatened me with prevent. Really?
This is what we're up against.
- Miss. The struggle's real.
Okay, so we're doing portraits.
You can start with pencils
or move straight onto paint.
It's up to you. Oh, I
like your eyeliner Miss.
Oh thanks Manan. It's well neat. Oh yeah.
No it's years of practice.
Oh, here is some water.
You are all right. You know Miss,
- I'm gonna behave for you here.
Oh good Here.
So what? I gotta draw her now
- And for Will draw you.
Osa.
- What kind of name is that?
- It's her name. Mana.
- Alright,
I'm gonna sketch this first
'cause I don't wanna make a mess.
- This is intense.
- Fordo. Are you Muslim?
Where are you from? Afco
or something? Somalia.
Sweet.
Hey you best not be
drawing my monobrow. Okay.
Don't make me look like a werewolf.
What? Almost do you go to
- Central?
- Is it? I used to go
there for the kick me out.
My moon caught me smoking
weed in the toilet.
I don't worry, I don't
do that anymore. Ah.
I had a mad Whitey and I saw Shaan
and it proper freaked me out.
So. Mm. I'm a good girl now.
I swear there was some stuck
up BS in that place. Yeah.
You know
- Some of them were pure evil.
Anna, I thought you said you
were gonna be good for me.
Sorry Miss
- Somalia.
Where even is that? East
Africa. When did you come here?
When I was three. Three.
Then why you dressed like
you just got off the boat?
Seriously with your
old lady scarf or drop?
Someone's nan on the way
here. And your name bro. Osa.
It's an old lady name. Come on.
- Hmm
- Do.
I'm gonna call you Do like do a dear
like sound of music.
You know when she's singing in
the mountains. Wait, no Miss.
Yeah, she's never seen Sound of Music.
You've never seen the Sound of Music.
It hits even Miss Snows. It's
like the best movie ever.
Yeah though I like it.
Matches your eyes.
You've got nice eyes.
the most merciful and compassionate.
- Oh my God.
Welcome
- South Coast service to at
Sherwood Heath, London
Airport, east Buxton,
and London Victoria.
The next station is Sherwood
Heath. Yeah, I know.
The next station is Sher.
Please remember to take on
belongings with you. Okay.
- Can you all move further
up please? There's no room.
There's loads of room.
Further up the carriage.
- Neither there isn't. Come
on. Use your eyes woman. Look.
This is a 7 47 service
calling at London Airport
East Buxton and London.
Come, come
completed.
Check please.
The signs for your departure
proceed through security.
Do you know what's that one? Okay, please.
In the
- And are to be removed.
Must be.
Hold it there. Wait.
- Beat your par. Arms up for me.
Turn around.
Alright. Get your stuff. Go through
- Liquid liner and that says
you can't get this over there.
Just get a rimmer one from
Boots. It'd be cheaper.
Why? Kind of thought I
plucked them on a brow.
You don't have 'em on a brow.
I love this stuff Long.
Always used to buy me a bottle
when it came to visit That
what in my mouth for No, no, no.
- Come. Come.
- Ta-da. Okay.
Last round quarter, Ramsey, Jamie Oliver
and that guy from Great British
Bake Off Poor Hollywood.
That's it. Snog, marry, kill.
Hit me. Marry Jamie Snog.
Hang on, it's Jamie now. Is
it? Yeah. Okay. Jamie, why?
I know he is not Muslim.
Just saying feel like he's a
decent guy all my life. What?
He have hard for his family though.
Oh, they've got like four
kids and his wife raises them.
Don't think they even
have a nanny. Come on man.
Of course I've got a nanny.
No me. They're old school.
Do you have a nap, Kim? And irate it.
I don't care what anyone says.
Jamie Oliver's all right with me. Alright.
Maybe he'll convert Pamela
and then you can get married.
You'd be wife number
two. Nah, you know what?
Man likes pork too much.
Mm. He'd have to stop that.
I stuck for a lot. Only.
Hello? From now on, Jamie. Mm.
Jamal Jamal's. Hello, Jamal?
Yeah, man, I can catch on
you right?
Ate too much. Well, I made the most of it.
It's gonna be bad lentils and rice
after this now since I got Nutella.
And tell hurry. Bone dough.
No, that's our flight. Huh?
That's our flight. You serious?
- Come on sisters.
My name is Hannan
and I am blessed to guide
you on your journey.
Our own families can't
understand our choices.
Western society has
warped their views here.
We spend mornings and nights in happiness
because in this land we are
rewarded for our sacrifices.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- Come on.
Seatbelt.
- That should be sewed
in. It's not long enough.
The for landing table please.
That your is secure, your
seat is up. Your seat.
Hand devices used airplane. Sweet.
- If your take another one for the flight.
Or stop your ears from popping. And what?
Peer pressure. Yeah.
Got. The only time you traveled
is when you came here on the boat.
Drop down it over your nose
and anyone could your Yeah.
- Before Recreation
Char, you'll find your life
vest attached to your seat.
And if needed, place it over your head.
Attach the strap and tighten.
When you reach the exit
in place, the life jacket
by pulling the green total.
And lower the light.
- Just like say face to face.
Yeah. Slap me in the face.
Me face. So, yeah, yeah, yeah. I want slap
- Me in the face as well
because you really chuffed me.
You really chuff.
- Come on son. Come on. Good.
- Look's come to play with
you. Kai, please. So good.
- Hi. Oh, there she's for.
Oh, relax girl.
It's a party. I'll go Easy on it.
- John. Come sit with us.
Eat something and
- Boy don't she fucking hates me.
It's 'cause you're a quat. John.
- Hey, you're right.
- We are now approaching Istanbul Airport.
Please remain seated and
keep your seatbelt fastened.
K12 is ready for departure. Hey. Yeah.
Gate one, two.
Nice Jordans. Thanks.
When both doors, one
passenger at a time may
approach. Please
- Have your passport open
at never travel alone.
You have to arrange an escort
when you travel into Turkey.
Act like a tourist, you're a buyer.
And NAB can wait until you get to Syria.
Always buy return tickets.
It's less suspicious.
Don't call home till
you get to the border.
No matter how much it breaks your heart.
- Thank you.
- Your new life is waiting.
- Thank you. So
- Thank you. Oh,
- Seriously.
That's the cafe.
An answer to Wait here. Hi.
Can we have two lattes please?
Can I get a caramel frappe please?
- Okay.
- What so weird.
I am just trying to get the sugar dough.
What does he look like? She just said
wait and he'll find us.
Well, if he doesn't turn up,
I have the same info as you.
We could just get the flight ourselves.
He's got our tickets and we
can't travel on our own. Can we?
Don't answer it
later?
- Yeah.
- No bailing. Yeah.
I mean it though.
- We need to do something.
I'm gonna go with that.
- What are you doing? It'll
be easier this way. Here.
Can you try on again? Yeah.
Just don't know answer.
Where is he? Man? Fuck.
Maybe his car broke down.
Oh, we never know will we?
Maybe it's don't say it's for the best.
I wasn't gonna, I just swim.
Don't say it's a fucking sign
either. Can I have my phone?
Why? So you can call your mom.
I knew you chicken out a I message to me.
What a fucking news to me.
Swear, you're probably dead.
Shut up.
When was the last time he messaged you?
A few weeks.
- Maybe
- There was no way.
I'm going back, man.
We are gonna get a bus
to the border in our own.
It's gonna be all right if I said not to.
- Hey, look at that. You
know a rainbow zu saying
everything's gonna be all right.
- Eva, we need to get the
bus down to Akia. Akia.
Okay, come on Tokyo.
- How many tickets?
- Two returns please.
- Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo. Yes.
There's one bus leaving at
6 45 tonight. That's fine.
We can check that out while
- We wait.
Right. Great.
And coming back next week.
- Next week. What day?
- Wednesday. Wednesday. Okay.
- There's one bus leaving 9:25 AM Okay.
Okay. Okay. It's 400 tele.
Okay. This is too much.
Okay, so this is your tickets.
Enjoy your trip. Thank you.
- Lift.
I'm coming in.
Chain hits my chest.
When I'm banging on the dashboard,
my chain hits my chest when
I'm banging on the radio.
Yeah. Back here. Back here. Yeah.
Pull up to the bumper
game with the signal.
Cover me because I'm changing.
I handle on it My life.
I'm broke it when I get to I'm
hits, hits.
Come
- On.
He's better be here when I get back.
- Really killed my legs.
- Look us. We look so good. I'm so sick.
I'm gonna get on the key ring.
- Who's hungry?
- I wanna see mine.
I see. Why is she looking at us?
- Who
- She's been giving us evils
the whole time we've
filming her. Something to
- Say.
Your behavior in there
was very concerning.
What you pushed a child over? No one ever.
I saw you the way you were charging
around chasing and shooting at them.
It was aggressive. Oh, did you
hear that? Charging around.
Chasing and shooting at a laser game.
We gonna do quarter fed.
Please don't point that thing at me.
It's not real, sweetheart.
I'm finding your attitude.
Very threatening. Threatening.
- You wanna know what's
threatening Nuna Threatening is me
partnering a bomb under your SUV bitch
That's calling the police.
I didn't do anything. Oh, let's go.
- Happy Birthday. Ra. Go. Go girl. Oh
- My God.
What
osa?
- This color really suits you. Where's
did you get the milk?
- You know how he gets?
- I give you good price.
Promise
gal.
How much you want to pay? Hey
- Very.
- Oh, don't run off like
- That again.
Sorry.
Just hold my head. I lost.
- Okay.
You have.
- Are you? Why aren't you in school?
- Call me back. Love you.
- Tell me please. If if something's
happened, you can tell me.
Okay Mama. Where are you?
Call me now. This isn't you mama.
- I have to call her. You can't
from the border. Remember?
I didn't think she'd be this worried.
Hasn't your mum called you out?
Switched out my sim before we left.
But don't read them. It's only
gonna make you feel worse.
Do you think they'll call the police?
He's gonna give a shit
about two brown girls.
But come on, let's buy some
snacks for the journey.
Yeah. What time's the bus?
- Mm,
- My purse.
You lost have it in there.
When we bought those suites, my passport,
bus tickets, money.
But that was all of our money.
Do you think this is Allah's
way of telling us to go home?
Well, if he wanted us to go home,
he could have at least left your passport.
He is testing us.
- Let's
- Go.
- Our bus tickets are
stolen and all our money.
Could you please put some more out for us?
You would still miss the bus because the
- Station's very far.
Please. I'm, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
But next bus is not
until tomorrow morning.
- Are we gonna make it? Yes.
Yes. A bit of traffic. But
- Girls, is it your first in Turkey?
Yeah. 'cause you know you
seem very young to be like
this traveling on your own.
Yeah, we're gonna meet my uncle.
Yeah, we'll meet our uncle.
- We are sisters, so
no, we're not relating.
So your
- Uncle lives in Anta?
Yeah. He did that a
couple months ago. Wow.
Now I'm just saying because
it's not safe for you
to travel like this in
Turkey, you know, on your own.
He's gonna take the birth down
and meet a tough wave. Yeah.
Yeah. We're I like this
song by the way. Yeah.
You know this is one of my
favorite Turkey songs. Yeah.
Yeah.
- Thank you. No, no, no, no.
- Hey girl, you can stay at my place.
So Yeah,
- No way.
- She's one of us.
- Hey, she's sang the song.
Reminds her of her first love.
Oh.
- Ah, no. Not not my father.
Another another. Okay.
- Please eat.
- This is
- Really good. Hm? She can cook.
Uhuh her poor husband.
- You are married, engaged? Mm.
My mother is asking where
your family parents,
you know where they're from?
Thank you. My parents are from Somalia
and her family's from Pakistan.
Pakistan. English,
- Pakistan, English.
- Ha,
Pakistan, Kish, Kardish.
You know Pakistan, Turkey? Were sisters.
You know all sisters? Yeah. Yeah.
Corolla.
- How many?
Let me help. No, no, please.
You sit your guests please.
Madam chose to jump.
- There's a road in front
- Of you, but it breaks into two
and you must choose one path.
- Oh. Oh.
There is one young man,
- Tall, good looking and blue
eyed man waiting for you.
- Yes. Thank you. Of course.
Yes.
- Okay.
- You called your uncle?
I texted him.
- Yeah. And he will
meet you tomorrow? Yes.
- Hmm.
- Where is he meeting you?
- You've been really nice. Thank you.
- It's no problem.
- No, you've really
- Helped us.
Yeah. You know it's what anybody would do.
Any Muslim, anybody.
- What does your uncle do in Turkey?
Do? What does your uncle do?
He does a last walk.
- Hey. Oh hey. How's your headache?
- It's good, thanks.
I leave you to to sleep then.
Goodnight. Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
- Oh, thank God. Knackered.
You know,
- Let's wait in there for a bit.
We haven't got any money.
Promise you won't get mad.
What? I know it's her arm.
But how else are we gonna get to charm
my G though?
There lion More like, come on.
Hmm. Food. Oh no thanks.
- I
- Look you forgetting something?
I think when you keep kiss.
I think he was with dope. Duh.
- Kai has to go home. Kai. Come
- On.
Text me fight. Come on.
Should we go look at her?
Look at Mommy fell over.
Well look at her. Come on.
Come on.
- She's falling all over.
Call me when you get home.
Kit over the
thank you for looking after him.
Okay.
That was fun.
- Oh, you had a good time. What you
practically lap dancing room.
- It's fine. I have a
dog. Go to bed please.
It's fine. I can. I can clean this.
Yeah, I can tidy up. It's fine.
John, go to bed now.
- Please.
- Creep. Oh,
go do.
- Hey. Hey San.
Hey you.
- I hate guys like that.
Sooner we get there. The better
- Timetable.
How long is it? 8:00 AM
Oh, just
wake me up when it's time.
Yeah.
- Oh
yeah.
- Oh shit. Can you pass the ball please?
- Come on.
- Today would be good.
- I don't, we will know.
- Samir. I thought you were
dropping off food parcels.
- Yeah. FA was not here
today auntie. It's women only
- For Delta.
Could you give Samir a hand at the refuge?
Yeah.
- Shit.
That one. That one. Go right
- This way
- On.
You are actually enjoying
this, aren't you?
- You are enjoying this, aren't you?
- She can't keep her
hands off my glue. Stick
- Confused.
Come in, sell me.
- I tell you what
- My nuts are proper rich today.
- Sir. He's being gross.
- Can you just concentrate
on your own work love
date? Do you
- Ever get that sir?
Itchy nuts though. Alright. Alright.
Just keep it appropriate please.
I'm sure Feda does not
want to listen to this.
- What about me?
- Just get on with your work.
- See how this fucking
works then don't they?
- Feda don't mind be.
- Hey,
- Do you
- Speak English?
- Can you give us a lift?
- Sorry,
- Can
- You drive us please?
- I'm going to con.
Okay,
- Thank
- You.
- Yeah,
- You can take the front seat.
So I take you to, and you can get a bus.
- Thank you. Is she a princess?
Is she a princess?
Yeah, she's, I like your
- Dress.
- Thank you day.
- Thank you. You're welcome.
- You like dinosaurs.
- Whoa,
- What we're doing.
Fuck to be there by now.
He's just been nice.
Only for a couple hours, that's all.
- Please eat.
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Hey,
- Hey.
Send.
- Come home. No,
- Come
- Here.
It's good for them. Their
mother died last year.
- I'm sorry.
- It's Allahs. Well, may
he give you strength?
- They're my strength girl.
Girl.
Welcome.
- I can take her. Yeah.
- Okay,
- Fine.
- Yeah. Thank you.
- It's okay.
Come. You gonna come to the toilet?
- Let's go. You gonna come with me? I'm
- Just gonna be out here.
Okay
- Baby, that's you.
My aunt will speak to me.
Please. I just lemme know.
You're okay. Are you okay? Please?
So this is me
so close.
Please say something. Mom.
Where's my daughter? What have you done
with my daughter, please?
I just need to know she,
- Sorry.
Una
- This evening at six 30.
Yeah. And tickets inside. Bye.
- Thank you.
- Thank you. Bye.
Good luck. Hello? I
- Still need to smash my phone.
You answered it. Go for a walk
on your own. Well without me.
- Do your parents ever come here?
- My dad died when I was a baby.
- Sorry. Bit. And your mother.
- She's not Muslim.
- Islam tells us
that we should honor our parents
- Even if they do things that are haram.
- Even if they are non-believers.
Look what says we should
fight nonbelievers.
It says we should teach
them the word of Allah.
Can you teach someone
if you're fighting them?
- How was school? Alright, I guess. Yeah.
I did my time there. Is that right? Yeah.
Is Westgate still there?
- Yep. - Yeah. I know we
shouldn't disrespect our teachers
but stuff for a lot.
She's the worst.
- No she
- Is. There's something wrong with her.
I swear down. School wasn't all bad.
- Really?
- Yeah, things were less complicated.
Then watch your step. Yeah.
Yeah. You alright?
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
- What's up?
- Oh.
- Oh. Bless you sweetheart. Hang on.
- Be following me.
Why are you being like this?
Because you don't wanna go.
It's obvious. So why
don't you just say it.
This was my idea
as if you ever would've gone
through with this on your own.
Who thought everything.
Who contacted all what could you sort?
You could've saw a fucking
wash mate. Don't swear.
Who put the tickets? Got you a passport.
You're clueless though. You would've lost
five minutes out there.
Go on, run back home to mommy.
You are a bad Muslim. You don't go mosque.
You hardly even pray. Pray
about that anymore. Really?
You keep saying our chicken out.
But you are the one who's
scared. I ain't scared of shit.
You're scared. They won't want you fish,
but they will moon out.
It won't be like back
home. They want us there.
What if I told you I'd
change my mind? What?
What if I decided to go home?
Would you come with me or
would you keep going? Why?
You must have thought
about it. I don't know.
You don't know. I'd go on ahead.
You know I would without me
it would break my heart.
But yeah, I would. Okay.
Right answer.
- Could you move your back?
Fuck she looking at.
- Come here. Come here.
Look at fucking face. Stop.
Give it to me. They're stay your edge.
You can watch it, man.
Oh my nose. She broke my sucking nose.
- Tell me exactly what
happened in the playground.
More idiotic than intelligent.
Enough to rise above it.
Two week exclusion. Man. I'm
just gonna go on my record.
- Go. Go home.
- My mom will understand
once you've explained, come with you.
Yeah.
- Look at me.
- Look at
me fighting again.
Seriously.
Fuck playing that God,
you get through the skull.
You the problem.
- Were you serious about
getting outta here?
Yeah.
No bailing. Yeah.
I mean it though. You always bail.
You can't do that this time.
If you're in, you're in.
- I'll tell Sumit.
- You know I told my mom I was going the
night before we left.
I didn't tell her where.
I just showed him a
bag and said I was leaving.
- I dunno why.
- All she said was, it's for the best.
That was it. Maybe it's for the best.
She didn't even ask where she
didn't mean it. Yeah, right.
Do you know how she
gets Mr. Peel's talking?
Not her.
- Maybe it's not too late.
- It is for me.
But you've gone more than I do at home.
So it's not about what we left behind.
It's about
- I better life.
Pure hearts. Smile, love.
There's a boy. No.
- What? Boy. Some boy.
We were by the water with
him the other day. It's okay.
You can tell me.
Yeah. Come on. He's just a friend.
He's just a friend.
- Pure hearts.
Of course it's not easy
away from home family,
but there's beauty and sacrifice.
I didn't think such a world
was possible. Not in this life.
I honestly can't find the
words to describe how kind
and selfless everyone is here.
Everyone has the same values,
community, sisterhood.
We all look out for each other.
Everyone has their own story. Glory.
Everyone has their own pain.
But we all have the same goal.
I can't describe how it
feels to cross that border.
I had rolling down my cheeks.
Not because I was sad, but
because I felt honored that
Allah had blessed to be here.
We were all hugging
each other and weeping.
A group of brothers shouted
Tuck beer and we made,
they walked towards us
with a smile saying,
Shas, you're in Syria now.
Mabu.
- You miss Jenna?
Yeah, I'm in your class.
So what we doing today? Who moved you?
Miss Westgate the fascist. Ugh.
All because love day's an
ignorant fucking skunk.
- Okay, settle down please.
Can you go sit opposite of a doer
for me while I sort you
out with some equipment?
- Do you know Love Dam Miss? She's a joke.
She thinks she's a G but
she's a fucking thought. Ugh.
She called me a packie so I threatened
to get Islamic on her ass.
Okay. Do you know what I mean Miss? I see.
You know Miss.
Anyway bitch rat me out to Miss Westgate
and now I'm the one who's been moved.
How's that fair? I'm not sure it is.
She threatened me with prevent. Really?
This is what we're up against.
- Miss. The struggle's real.
Okay, so we're doing portraits.
You can start with pencils
or move straight onto paint.
It's up to you. Oh, I
like your eyeliner Miss.
Oh thanks Manan. It's well neat. Oh yeah.
No it's years of practice.
Oh, here is some water.
You are all right. You know Miss,
- I'm gonna behave for you here.
Oh good Here.
So what? I gotta draw her now
- And for Will draw you.
Osa.
- What kind of name is that?
- It's her name. Mana.
- Alright,
I'm gonna sketch this first
'cause I don't wanna make a mess.
- This is intense.
- Fordo. Are you Muslim?
Where are you from? Afco
or something? Somalia.
Sweet.
Hey you best not be
drawing my monobrow. Okay.
Don't make me look like a werewolf.
What? Almost do you go to
- Central?
- Is it? I used to go
there for the kick me out.
My moon caught me smoking
weed in the toilet.
I don't worry, I don't
do that anymore. Ah.
I had a mad Whitey and I saw Shaan
and it proper freaked me out.
So. Mm. I'm a good girl now.
I swear there was some stuck
up BS in that place. Yeah.
You know
- Some of them were pure evil.
Anna, I thought you said you
were gonna be good for me.
Sorry Miss
- Somalia.
Where even is that? East
Africa. When did you come here?
When I was three. Three.
Then why you dressed like
you just got off the boat?
Seriously with your
old lady scarf or drop?
Someone's nan on the way
here. And your name bro. Osa.
It's an old lady name. Come on.
- Hmm
- Do.
I'm gonna call you Do like do a dear
like sound of music.
You know when she's singing in
the mountains. Wait, no Miss.
Yeah, she's never seen Sound of Music.
You've never seen the Sound of Music.
It hits even Miss Snows. It's
like the best movie ever.
Yeah though I like it.
Matches your eyes.
You've got nice eyes.