"Copyright from SI Media" "[Soft piano melody]" "[Background chatter]" "[Airplane roaring]" "[Ruffling papers]" " Reason for visit?" " I'm here to see my husband." "[Stamping]" "[Background chatter]" " Taxi!" "Taxi!" " No, thank yöu." " Ms. Juliette?" " Oh." " Unfortunately yöur husband has been delayed in Gaza." "I'm Tareq." "His security officer at the United Nations." " Oh yes, yes, of course!" "Tareq." "Oh, it's a pleasure to finally meet yöu." " It's a pleasure to meet yöu, too." "May I?" " Oh, thank yöu." " Thank yöu." "Mark said he would call yöu when yöu got to the hotel." " Mark is all right?" " Mark is fine." "Please." " I've heard so much about yöu." " As I have about yöu." "This way." "[Traffic]" " Tareq!" "Tareq!" "[Woman speaking in Arabic]" " Excuse me." "[Motorist honking]" "Please." " We would love to welcome yöu to the wedding in Alexandria." " Oh, excuse me." "This is a very old friend of mine." "And her daughter." "This is Ms. Juliette." "Um, I worked for her husband." " For her husband." "Juliette." "Like Juliette and Romeo?" " Yes." " How beautiful." " Thank yöu." " I am Yasmeen." " Oh, Yasmeen." "It's a beautiful name." " Shukran." " We've been invited to her wedding." " Oh!" "Uh, well thank yöu, and congratulations." "[Exchanging goodbyes in Arabic]" "[Background chatter] Thank yöu." "[Middle-Eastern music on the radio]" "Oh no, I haven't had a cigarette since I was a teenager." " Do yöu mind if I..." " No." "[Channel changed to pop music] Oh, no." "I liked the one before." " yöu're familiar with Arabic music?" " No, not at all." "[Switching to previous channel]" " It is Umm Kulthum - mother of Egypt." " She has a beautiful voice." " Yes." " The heat is remarkable." " It is at its worst at this hour." " It's November." " It's the first thing tourists notice." " How can anyone complain about the heat when women are dressed like that?" " They're accustomed to it." "How is yöur, uh, work?" "The, uh, magazine, isn't it?" " Yes." "Um, busy." "Always busy." "I'm happy to get away." "[Song in Arabic]" "How long do yöu think the flare-up at the camp will last?" " I don't know." "But Mark is okay." " Oh, congratulations on yöur retirement." " Thank yöu." " Do yöu miss it, the UN?" " No." "I took my father's coffee shop." " I heard about that." " It occupies me." " Yeah." "Mark says it's the best coffee he's ever tasted." " Naturally I would have to agree with him." " He also says it's not the same without yöu." " He has a good heart." "[Middle-Eastern song]" "How are yöur children?" " Oh, they're good." "Thank yöu." "Um, they're gone." "Out into the world." "Finally." "[Sarcastic laugh]" " Must be nice to have more time to yöurself now." " My son is on his honeymoon and Emily just finished university." "She's having difficulty though finding a job." " What is her specialty?" " Creative writing." "What?" " How will she make a living?" " Well, she's doing something she loves." "[Middle-Eastern song]" "[Traffic]" "I'm so glad" "I finally came to the Middle East." " I never understood this "Middle East." Middle..." "Middle of where?" " Cairo." " Cairo it is." " [Man]:" "Here's yöur passport." " Thank yöu." " And yöur key." "[Clinking]" " Any messages?" " No, I'm afraid not." "Oh, there is this one envelope waiting for yöu." " Oh." "Everything's fine." " If there is anything yöu should need, please." " Uh, how do yöu say thank yöu in Arabic?" " Shukran." "Shukran." " Shukran." " yöu'll be fluent in no time." "[Background chatter]" "[Soft music]" "[Traffic outside]" "[Motorist honking]" "[Phone ringing]" "[Picking up the phone]" " Hel- hello?" "Oh, Mark!" "Where are yöu?" "Hi." "[Clearing her throat] No." "Oh, I'm fine." "I'm fine." "Oh, I can barely hear yöu." "Um, how long do yöu think?" "Huh?" "How is it now, hmm?" "Oh, Tareq is lovely." "Yes." "I thought he would be older." "We ran into a woman named Yasmeen?" "Oh, really?" "[Laughing softly]" "I thought so." "Yeah." "No, I can't." "I can't stay inside that long." "I'll go crazy." "yöu know me." "Hmm." "Oh, we have yöur embassy event." "Do yöu think yöu'll be back?" "I don't want to be stuck with the Petroleum Wives." "[Laughing softly]" "Oh, I hope so too." "[Laughing again]" "Oh..." "Oh, I miss yöu." "Yeah, I love yöu." "Mm-hmm." "[Middle-Eastern music in the background]" "Hello?" "Hello?" "[Call to prayer in Arabic from loudspeakers outside]" "[Traffic]" "[Call to prayer from afar]" "[Diffuse chanting]" "[Traffic and background chatter]" " Big family!" " No." "Just work." "[Traffic]" "[Background chatter]" "[Motorists honking]" "[Speaking in Arabic] Shukran." "[Motorists honking]" "[Background chatter]" "[Kids screaming excitedly]" "[Speaking in Arabic]" " Ah, yöu're beautiful." " Fuck me." "[Amused background chatter]" "[Speaking calmly in Arabic]" "[Middle-Eastern song]" "[Background chatter]" " Oh!" "I'm sorry." " Oh, no." "That- it's all right." "It's okay." " There is no sign." " It's all right." "It's okay." "Would" " Do" " Do yöu- Do yöu have the time?" "Do yöu know what time it is?" " Time?" "2pm." "[Background chatter and music]" " Excuse me." " Oh, um..." " I'm sorry." "I'm disturbing yöu." " No, not at all." "Not at all." "This is Ms. Juliette." " Hello." "Hello." " Coffee?" "Uh, tea?" "Uh, juice?" " No, thank yöu." " Cigarette?" " I'm going crazy." " Is there something the matter?" " Oh, uh..." "No, I'm..." "I'm fine, I... yöu know, Mark warned me about wandering the streets alone." "Men keep following me." " yöu're a very beautiful woman." " Hmm..." "It's been years since, uh, men, yöung men, have, have..." " yöu find that hard to believe?" "[Bubbling sound]" "Why don't I take yöu to the Pyramids?" " Oh, uh, Mark and I made a promise we'd see them together." " Of course." "Of course." "Then, uh, let us walk." " Okay." " Bye-bye." " This way." " Why is everyone staring?" " This café is for men." " What do the women do?" " Oh, other things." " No one said anything." " No, that would be rude." " Right." "I like yöur dress." "[Piano playing in the background]" " This is a galabia." " Hmm." " Thank yöu." "¶" "[Middle-Eastern song]" "[Background chatter]" "¶" " They're quite something, aren't they?" " I promised Mark, my husband, I would see them with him." " Mark Laroche?" "That was silly." " Why?" " He could be held up for weeks." " Then weeks it'll be." " I'm Kathryn." " Juliette." " Pretty name." " Thank yöu." " Juliette!" "We've been looking all over for yöu!" " Hello." " How are yöu?" " yöu look absolutely gorgeous." "Cairo suits yöu." " Thank yöu." "Thank yöu." " Uh, I'm sorry." "It's just hell there." "Mark couldn't get away." " He's fine?" " Yeah, of course." " We'll see yöu at the luncheon tomorrow." " Goodbye." " Bye." "[Background chatter]" "[Middle-Eastern music and cries of admiration]" " I've been here for 6 months now and have yet to see the real thing." " yöur husband works for the UN?" " Boyfriend." "And yes." "It's been a bit of a nightmare, actually." "He's been recalled four times." "Hasn't had a break in a year." " Four times." "yöu must be looking forward to going back home." " Sure." " They are ridiculous." "[Man singing in Arabic]" "[Kathryn laughing]" "Cairo is such a mess." " So dirty. yöu'd think they'd clean it up for the tourists." " I'm going back early." "It's too much for my nervous system." " I hear Helen's daughter graduated from Swarthmore." " Well, she's quite intelligent." "She's marrying the Dolbys' son this autumn." "How's that gorgeous husband of yöurs doing?" " Oh, sorry." "Wh-- - yöur husband." "How's he doing?" " Oh, good." "Thank yöu." " I hear it's terrible over there at the moment." "There's been some kind of outburst in one of the camps." " It's not that bad." " Well, Helen says it'll take weeks to diffuse the situation." " If the so-called ceasefire holds." " Excuse me." " yöu okay?" " Oh..." "Yes, I'm fine." "I just, uh... wish I could get a hold of him, of Mark." " He's all right. yöu know that." " yöu read Arabic?" " I should be better at it." "I had an Arab lover for years." "Hey, up for an adventure?" " Sure." "[Goat bleating, rooster crowing]" " Shukran." "[Bells tinkling and camel braying]" "[Commands in Arabic]" "[Bleating]" " Juliette!" "Come!" "We're being invited for lunch!" "[Goats bleating]" "[Speaking in a foreign language]" "Look, this is my friend Juliette." "Suha." "[Exchange of hellos]" " Wait, what's her name?" " Suha." " Suha." " This is like my family here." " Oh." "[Conversation in Arabic]" "[Laughter]" "Shukran." "Oh, it's hot!" "Ooh!" " yöu wouldn't think hot tea would do the trick in heat, but yöu'd be wrong." "[Speaking in Arabic]" " Oh!" "Tell her, uh, it's-- [Woman still speaking]" "It's delicious." "It's delicious." "Ah!" "It's so beautiful!" "Is this, um, where yöu sleep?" " Yes." " Over here?" " Yes." "[Girl speaking in Arabic]" " Oh!" "Uh, my barrette?" "Do yöu want this?" "[Replying in Arabic]" "Ah, this?" "That?" "Oh, wait here." "Turn around." "Turn." "If I put it up there..." "[Soft piano music]" "¶" " Come, have a seat." " A little house?" " Yes." "The sun..." "Oh!" "I first came here with Ali." "We had lunch with Bedouins." "It was great." "I fell in love with him when we first came here years ago." "I almost left John for him." " Really?" "Why didn't yöu?" " He became very possessive and demanding." "They always do." "They start out great and then, yöu know, it always comes out." "But he was a great lover." "yöu have been always with yöur husband, haven't yöu?" " Yes." " Well... yöu seem happy." "That's all that matters." "[Soft piano music]" " Tareq?" " Ms. Juliette." "How are yöu?" " Oh, it's so good to see yöu." " It's good to see yöu." " Have- have yöu been sitting here long?" " Oh, not long." "About an hour." "But now I understand why yöu're so desperate for good coffee." "yöu've caught the sun?" " I went to the White Desert." " Ah, yöu've been busy." " Yes." " Well, Mark has been held up." "So I decided to find out how yöu were." " Oh, yöu spoke to him?" " Not directly." "But he sent someone to contact me." " Well, I'm fine." "Thank yöu." " So, what would yöu like to do?" " Oh!" "Uh..." "Explore." " Okay." "Explore." "This is the best time of day to ride." "Yalla!" "[Camera beeping]" "Mark gave me this last year when I retired." " Can I see?" " Of course." " I like it." " I'll save a copy for Mark." " May I have one?" "Thank yöu." " Normally I don't like these new modern things but I took a photo of my mother when she was just waking up and now I love to take surprise photos of people." "The water makes yöu uneasy?" " I can't swim." " Really?" "But I thought everyone in the West had a swimming pool in their home." " And everyone here has 4 wives." " No, just 3 for me." " Are yöu married?" " No, I never married." " Really?" "No children?" " No." " How long have yöu known Yasmeen?" " I was a student in Aleppo and we met there." " Oh, really?" "I've always wanted to go there." " It's a beautiful city." " The center for Oriental music." " yöu know this." "Yes." " Of course." " I studied composition and she was a student, uh, but I didn't take it any further." " Why not?" " I was not very good." "[Juliette laughing]" " Yasmeen is beautiful." " Yes, she is." "It was a childhood..." " Crush?" " Crush." "They say that once yöu have drunk the water of the Nile, yöu will always come back." " Here's to coming back." " It is made with sesame seed and honey." "It is very delicious." "It's very good." "[Soft piano music]" "[Background chatter and traffic]" "[Man selling his wares in Arabic]" "[Engine roaring and horn sounding]" "I am so sorry." " No." "[Uneasy laugh]" " I like Cairo the way it was." " This was a wonderful afternoon." "Thank yöu." "For saving me." "[Tareq laughing]" "Would yöu like to join me on the terrace?" " Thank yöu." "[Middle-Eastern music]" " Thank yöu." " For what?" "[Background chatter and music]" " I always wanted to try that." " What do yöu think they're smoking?" "[Word in Arabic] yöu don't need to." " No, no, no." "Um..." "[Coins clinking]" "I need bobby pins." "Shukran." "Maybe I'll, um, do an article on Egyptian street children." " What was the name of yöur magazine again?" "[Waiter speaking in Arabic]" " Oh, shukran." "Vous." " Vous?" " Vous." " Vous." " Yes, we... we deal with, uh, social issues, women's issues, that sort of thing." " And yöu think yöur readers would be interested in the plight of Egyptian street children?" " Of course, yes." "Why not?" "Many of these children are left to fend for themselves and no one seems to care." " yöu don't live here." "It's complicated." "[Middle-Eastern song]" "Please." " Oh, it's apple." " Sure, it's very good." "That's enough." "[Middle-Eastern song]" "[Phone ringing]" " Hello?" "Hey." "No, I just..." "[Clearing her throat]" "I wish yöu'd called sooner." "I was worried." "Oh, yöu did?" "Oh!" "Oh, no." "I" " I was out." "With Tareq." "Yes." "[Clearing her throat]" "We went on a Nile ride." "Yes." "Oh, it was..." "It was stunning." "[Short laugh]" "Yes, I went on the water." "[Laughing]" "Oh, it was..." "It was incredible." "yöu can..." "Mark... yöu can see the Pyramids all over the city." "It's..." "I'll keep them for yöu." "I promise." "I mean..." "Wh- when are yöu coming?" "It's been..." "It's been-- yöu were supposed to be..." "Okay, okay." "Okay." "[Traffic outside]" "Love yöu too." "Bye." "[Man speaking from the loudspeakers outside]" "[Man still speaking and another addressing the bus passengers]" " Bus to Gaza, 5 minutes!" "Five minutes for the bus to Gaza!" " Shukran." " Excuse me." "Do yöu have the time?" " Yes." "It's 2:30." " Thank yöu." "I like yöur bracelet." " Thank yöu." "My son gave it to me years ago." " He must me enjoying Egypt with yöu." " Oh, no." "He didn't come." "He's on his honeymoon in Spain." " I miss Cairo already." " Were yöu visiting?" " I was studying at the university and staying with my aunt." " Oh, what were yöu studying?" " Tour guide." " yöur English is excellent." "Really." " Thank yöu." "Everyone here has a degree in English and Tourism." " Two degrees?" " Yeah." " yöu can do a lot with that." " yöu can't, really." "I won't graduate anyway." " Why not?" " Are yöu alone in Cairo?" " I was supposed to be on vacation with my husband." "He's help up in Gaza." "I'm hoping to see him." "He works for the UN." " Oh, I find them a bit useless." " He thinks so too, sometimes." " And what does he do?" " Uh, he organizes a refugee camp in Gaza." " Oh, he speaks Arabic, then." " He's become quite good, actually." " I'm very surprised yöu haven't visited Cairo earlier." " yöu know, we talked about, actually planned for it, but something always came up." "Children, work..." " Do yöu have a photo?" " Of my children?" "Yes." " They're pretty." " Thank yöu." "She's about yöur age, I think." " She should have come." " Ah, she's busy." "She's traveling across country." "She just graduated." " She doesn't live with yöu?" " Oh, no." " She's married?" " She's single at the moment." " And yöu still talk to her?" " Of course." " She's lucky." " [Whispering]:" "What's happening?" " yöu'll be fine." " Oh..." " I needed to give something to a friend of mine." "He has no idea I have left." "Please, it's very personal and "complicate."" " What- what is it yöu want me to give him?" "[Man speaking in Arabic]" " Please, please!" "Please take this to him." "Please!" "[Man speaking in Arabic]" " Passport." "Passport." "What are yöu doing here?" " Uh, my husband works for the UN." " What's his name?" " Mark Laroche." "[Speaking in Arabic]" " Ms. Grant, why are yöu here?" " My husband works for the UN in Gaza." " Yes, we know." "We have already informed his people that yöu are in our possession." " Is he coming?" " No." "This bus isn't going anywhere." "yöu got to call somebody to pick yöu up." "yöu want to stay?" "[Soft melody]" "[Traffic]" " Thank yöu." " yöu're welcome." " Tareq..." " yöu should go to yöur room." "Mark will be trying to contact yöu." "[Traffic]" " Good morning." " Good morning." " Anything?" " There is an envelope that came for yöu yesterday." " Yesterday?" " Yeah, here it is." " Yesterday?" " Yesterday." " Shukran." "[Ambulance siren sounding from afar]" "[Call to prayer from afar]" "[Phone ringing]" "[Call to prayer]" "Hey." "Mm-hmm." "No, I'm fine." "I'm" " I'm fine." "Yeah." "No, I know." "I'm sorry." "I just" " I wanted to see yöu." "I thought..." "It's all right." "I understand." "Mark..." "I understand, Mark." "I understand." "[Call to prayer]" "So... yöu don't know when yöu're coming." "Okay." "[Sighing]" "[Call to prayer outside]" "Mm-hmm." "Yeah." "Okay, I guess I'll talk to yöu... soon." "I" " I have to" " I have to go." "I" " I have to go." "Bye." "[Sighing]" "[Gasping]" " Oh!" " I'm sorry." "I'm so sorry." " Oh, no, no." "No, it's okay." "It's okay." " Are yöu all right?" " Yes, oh yes." "Yes." "Yes, I'm fine." "Thank yöu." "Shukran." "No, I'm fine." "yöur hi- hijab is- it's- it's very beautiful." " Oh, shukran." " It's..." "I'm sorry." "I'm sorry." "[Soft Middle-Eastern music]" "[Call to prayer from afar]" "[Praying silently]" "[Call to prayer]" "[Call to prayer still resonating]" "[Background chatter]" "[Middle-Eastern music in the background]" " Ahlan, Ms. Juliette." " Ahlan." "Uh, I'm here to see Tareq." " Uh-huh." "Welcome." " Shukran." " Welcome." " Hello." " Hello." "[Word in Arabic]" "Please." " Oh." " Sit down." " Thank yöu." "Hello." " Hello." " I trust, uh, yöu are well." " Uh, yes." "Thank yöu." " Will yöu take some coffee?" " Oh, coffee I've heard so much about." "[Tareq laughing]" " Is- is it okay?" " Sure." "Why not." " Oh, uh," "I've interrupted yöur game." " I was teaching Abu Hamedi how to play." "But he doesn't like it." " I hate." " He hates it." " Um, well, uh..." "I'd love to play." " Hmm..." "Should I be worried?" " Uh, is this the queen?" "[Abu Hamedi laughing]" "[General laughter]" "This is delicious." " yöu are my guest." "Please, go first." "[Soft Middle-Eastern music]" " Check." "[Men laughing]" "[Speaking in Arabic]" "What did they say?" " They agree things look bad for me, okay?" "[Men still laughing]" " Thank yöu." "I need yöur help with something." "It's a sensitive matter." " Of course." " Uh, on the bus, I sat next to a yöung woman who urged me to, uh, deliver this letter to her lover." " Her lover?" " Women's intuition." " It is addressed to a man." " What are yöu doing?" " I'm going to read it." " No, it's private." " yöu must understand that this letter could incriminate us." " I" " She's a yöung student, Tareq" " Juliette, Juliette..." " I sat next" " I talked to her for quite a while" " Underneath the facade, Cairo is still a dangerous city." " We are not" " I am not reading the letter." "I'm not reading it." " A few weeks ago, two Americans were murdered right outside that hotel." " Why were they murdered?" " Because they're American." "She's pregnant." " Yes, I know." "Hi." " Hi." "Welcome." " Hello." "Do they ever go to school?" " School here costs money." "They need to save for their weddings." " The eldest couldn't be more than 13." " Maybe." "[Background chatter]" " Thank yöu very much for the tour and don't forget to visit us again." "Thank yöu." "[Background chatter]" " Magdy." " Yes?" "[Both exchanging hellos]" " Um..." "[Ruffling papers]" "Jameelah wanted yöu to have this." " Jameelah?" "Where is she?" " Shh." "Read the letter." " That's her brother." "Don't tell him anything about her." "[Traffic]" " I hope Jameelah is all right." " This is none of our business." " I'm going to have Mark look into it." " Between yöu and yöur husband, yöu may yet save the entire Middle East." "We've delivered the letter." "Let them take care of their problems." "There's nothing yöu can do to help." "I hope yöu're sleeping better." " yöu're changing the subject." "I'm not sleeping better." " I'm sorry to hear this." " I'm beginning to like it, actually." "I'm" " I'm thinking about all the work I'm going to get done when I get back home by not wasting time sleeping." " I remember the ungodly long hours yöu work, the strange commutes yöu all do." " No, I don't do them." "I live in the city." " Yes, yes, I know, but how many hours do yöu work?" " Eight." "Okay..." "Twelve." "Sometimes longer, if I have deadlines." " This does not sound like a good life." " A good life?" " Here, we work until 3." "We go home, relax, maybe meet with family, and organize the evening's activities." " Well, those girls certainly don't get off at 3 and certainly don't look like they're living the good life." " This is different." " What is the difference?" " This is different." " How?" " They're not educated." " So, the carpet school doesn't offer a Ph.D." " How many carpets do yöu have?" "[Traffic] In yöur home?" "How many do yöur friends have?" "Look, Juliette, I know, I'm not blind." "Any" "Coffee?" " That'll help me sleep." " It might." "[Background chatter]" "yöu know, tomorrow I will take the day off." " When did yöu decide this?" " Just now." " yöu can do that?" " Yes." "Of course." " But yöur café..." " It will survive without me." "[Soft music]" "[Phone ringing in the background]" " Hi." " I did not do so well on this, uh, quiz." " Oh." "Well, this may be the lowest score ever." " This is very upsetting." " Where did yöu find this?" " In a British bookshop." " Well..." "[Laughing]" "It says here that, uh, not only are yöu not marriage material but even owning a goldfish is too much responsibility." " I'm curious, um, whether or not the article on Egyptian children should come before" ""How to keep yöur lipstick on all day long"" "or after "How to take yöur sex life to the next level."" " This is- this is a..." "very old issue." "The magazine has grown." "Let's go." "[Laughing]" "[Middle-Eastern song and background chatter]" "[Song still playing outside]" " She really does have a lovely voice." " yöu have a good ear." " I always wanted to sing." " What stopped yöu?" " My voice." "[Laughing softly]" " I would happily go to hell if I knew that Umm Kulthum was singing there." " Why would yöu go to hell?" " Some Muslims believe that a woman's voice should be forbidden in public spaces." " Sounds like something a crazy husband thought up." " A crazy husband who hates his wife's voice." "[Umm Kulthum recording still playing in the background]" " Thank yöu." "I read it never rains in Cairo." " It never snows, either." "Actually, I quite like the rain." "It used to rain quite a bit in Damascus, in winter." " Do yöu miss Damascus?" " Sometimes." "Sometimes." "yöu know, these trees, they have a privilege to live alongside their ancestors." "Some of them are 500 years old." " And Yasmeen?" " Yasmeen?" " I told Mark we ran into her at the airport." " I see." " I didn't know she was the love of yöur life." " Mark exaggerates." " yöu should have kept in touch with her." " Absolutely not." "She was married." " She used to send yöu letters." " Mark..." "Traitor!" " And yöu never responded." "It's important to matter to someone." " I agree." " Well?" " Well, I matter to my mother, my sisters, my employees." " No, no." " No?" " It's not the same." " I hate agreeing with yöu." " Mm-hmm." "She's single now." " She's a widow." "It would be disrespectful to her daughter." " I'm sure her daughter wants her to be happy." " She's happy!" " Happier." " Juliette, here we believe in fate." " What is yöur fate, Tareq?" "What?" " I like the way yöu say my name, Tareq." ""Hi, Tareq." [Juliette laughing]" "She broke my heart." " What happened?" " She married." "It's nothing." " She seemed very happy to see yöu." " She is Christian Armenian." "I am Muslim." "It is totally forbidden." " Let's go to the wedding." "I love weddings and I've always wanted to visit Alexandria." " yöu know the library burned down?" " Really?" " yöu'd be surprised how many people ask me this." "[Middle-Eastern song]" "[Music fading]" " Good night." " Good night." " Oh." "[Ding!" "]" "[Soft piano music]" "[Background chatter and music]" "This is nice." " It seems like yöu are getting used to the way of life here." " Maybe I'll stay." " Stay." " Rent an apartment." "Buy a water pipe." " We have created a monster!" "[Tareq laughing]" "I was watching television last night and they said this phrase, and it made me laugh!" " I can't imagine yöu watching TV." " Oh, I do." "Late, at night." "If I can't sleep." "What?" " I'm trying to imagine what I'd do on my first day of living in Cairo." " And?" " Open a female-only café." "[Both laughing]" " Yasmeen!" "[Speaking in Arabic]" "[Yasmeen replying in Arabic]" " Welcome, Juliette." "Mahabba." " Mahabba." " When Hanan told me yöu were coming, I couldn't believe it." "Wallah." " yöu look lovely." " Ah, shukran." " And this is beautiful." "[Replying in Arabic]" " Let's get out of the scorching sun." "Please, come inside." " Thank yöu." " Tareq... do yöu still like dates?" " Of course." " Wallah." " Wallah." " My daughter picked this dress for me." "I wanted something more casual but she wouldn't even... she wouldn't even..." " Consider it." " Oh, my English is so bad!" " No." "No, it's not." "It's not." " Oh, yöu're really nice." "Please, sit down." " Oh, thank yöu." " I've been thinking so much since my daughter became engaged." " My son was first to marry." "He eloped." " Eloped?" " He married without telling his mother." " Did yöu disown him?" " Oh, I wanted to." "I..." "Oh, no." "No, no, no." "No, no, no, no." "Of course not." "No, no." " yöu must really have been upset." " I remember feeling very strange." "Like he didn't belong to me anymore." "[Middle-Eastern percussions and crowd clapping to the beat]" "[Woman doing the "wedding wall"]" "[Woman doing the "wedding wall"]" "[Cheering]" "[Background music and chatter]" " I was beginning to wonder where yöu were." " I was congratulating the yöung bride." " Yes." "She looks very much in love." "[Middle-Eastern song in the background]" " I never... thought my trip would turn out like this." " Yeah, absolutely." "Mark has had such difficulty." " I'm going to miss yöu when I go back home." "And since I know yöu're not fond of writing back..." " I'm terrible at writing letters and e-mails and texts." "But in yöur case, I may make an" " And I'm bad with phones." "I hate talking on the phone." " So I suppose we are destined to, uh, never see each other again." " Yes, I..." "I guess so." "Well then, I will miss yöu." " I'll miss yöu." "[Middle-Eastern music and people clapping to the beat]" "[A new melody starts]" "Here we go." "yöu know, a wedding in Egypt is not a wedding without dancing." " Well, it's the reason I wanted to come." "¶" "¶" "[Soft piano music]" "Would yöu like to come upstairs for some tea?" " Yes." "¶" " [Whispering]:" "Let's go." "¶" "¶" "[Music stopping]" "[Background chatter]" "[Juliette laughing]" " Mark!" "When did yöu arrive?" " About an hour ago." "[Mark laughing softly]" "Tareq." "How can I ever thank yöu?" " It was an honor." " How are yöur sisters, yöur mother?" "I miss their cooking." " They are well, thank yöu." "And they miss yöu." " It's good to see yöu again." "Hasn't been the same." " Indeed." "[Mark sighing and laughing]" " Tareq." "Join us for coffee on the terrace." " I fear the terrace is closed." "And my rebellious employees are in need of me." "But please, come around anytime for coffee." "Ms. Juliette." "It was a pleasure." " Thank yöu." "[Soft piano melody]" "¶" "[Middle-Eastern music on the radio]" " I don't know if we can go to all three of them." "Maybe." "Maybe we ought to go to only one of them." " Can yöu, uh, turn that up, please?" "Uh, up?" "Uh..." "[Changing channels to an old rock song in English]" "Uh, no." "Shukran." " ¶ Never had yöu on my mind ¶" "¶ Now yöu're there All the time ¶" "¶ Never knew what I missed ¶" "¶ Until I kissed ya ¶" " I really missed yöu." " ¶ Uh-huh, I kissed ya ¶" " I missed yöu too." " ¶ Oh yeah ¶" "¶ Things have really changed Since I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Uh-huh ¶" "¶ My life's not the same ¶" "¶ Now that I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Oh yeah ¶" " Got a cartouche?" "Is it my name?" " ¶ Never knew what I missed ¶" "¶ Until I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Uh-huh, I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Oh yeah ¶" "¶ yöu don't realize ¶" "¶ What yöu do to me ¶" "¶ And I ¶" "¶ Didn't realize ¶" "¶ What a kiss could be ¶" " [Mark]:" "Oh, it's fantastic!" " ¶ Mmm, yöu got A way about ya ¶" "¶ Now I can't live without ya ¶" "¶ Never knew what I missed ¶" "¶ Until I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Uh-huh, I kissed ya ¶" "¶ Oh yeah ¶" "¶ yöu don't realize ¶" "¶ What yöu do to me ¶" "¶ And I ¶" " I'm happy I waited." " ¶ Didn't realize What a kiss could be ¶" "¶ Mmm, yöu got a way about ya ¶" "¶ Now I can't live without ya ¶" ""Hope You've Liked  Enjoyed The Movie"" "Copyright from SI Media"