I see the heart.
Heart's beating very, very strongly.
Looking good.
Think I see a little bit of a yawn there.
Hi.
Can I help you?
Yeah, this,
and can I have one of the blue ones, please?
I'm not pregnant, it's just my tummy.
You want matches?
Yes, please.
All right.
Good morning, sleepwalker.
Hello.
Starting to like this pregnancy thing.
You do?
Can you be late for work?
No.
Just like a couple hours, I'll be--
No, Kevin, Kevin stop, I really need to go.
I'm already--
Just one hour.
Kevin, stop.
30 minutes.
No.
I'll see you in a bit, okay?
I think I'm gonna pass it on to Jeremy
and see what he can do.
I'm going on vacation.
Where, oh where are you going?
Hopefully Turkey.
Turkey.
Yeah, maybe if I can convince my wife.
But for some reason, she doesn't wanna go.
Me neither.
Well, we could, but her family's got this summer home
that she used to go to as a kid.
It's right on the Aegean sea.
Sounds great.
Yeah, they're selling it,
and I really wanna see it before it's gone.
Here.
Make sure this screw's tight on the corner.
It's tight.
Can you make sure it's tight?
I don't need a screwdriver to do that.
Old-fashioned hands.
I think they invented screwdrivers
for a reason.
Yeah, I know.
You don't need a screwdriver,
and you don't need that manual.
Just consider it as a puzzle.
Right, it's the bottom of the crib,
so, it's kind of important that it's tight.
That's the wrong bolt.
Baby?
Can we please go to Karaca?
For me.
I wanna see where you grew up.
Welcome,
welcome, welcome!
Welcome, bodyguard.
Bodyguard?
Because your name's Kevin.
Like Kevin Costner in the movie Bodyguard.
And, this is tomato.
I grew.
It's Mina's.
His name is Al-fose.
Al-fose.
- Do you want a drink? - Yes, Sab.
Come on.
If you don't come out, I'm taking off my pants.
I'm gonna embarrass you in front of all of Karaca!
It's happening.
Put that back on.
They'll see you.
Come here and make me.
It's warm.
I swear.
I'm gonna drag your ass in this cold fuckin' water.
Come on!
Damla?
- Hey, what's wrong? - Hey.
Is she okay?
Yeah, yeah she's okay.
She's in there.
Um, we should let her rest a little.
Come on, I'll show you where we go shopping.
Come!
I want to teach you
Turkish Manga patties.
Mongo?
Manga.
This name is manga.
Ah.
Okay, mango.
Say again?
Manga.
Manga, yes, good.
Feeling better?
Yeah.
I'll go look for Mina.
I'll be back, okay?
Kevin?
Will you go to watch football match?
Do you want to come with me?
Oh, no thanks.
Why?
I want to stay here.
Watch, you're lovesick.
- Go. - Kevin.
Let's take a look at these two teams.
Team one at four four two.
Kevin, you want some peanuts?
Man, do you know what are the plans of Obama?
Obama?
For Middle East, Syria, what goes on?
You know Turkish?
Turkish.
Any other words?
Goal!
Hey.
No no no, stop, stop!
Stop, stop!
Stop, don't come here.
Don't come closer, I just peed.
Sorry.
Oh.
No one swims in the morning.
So, vacate, kind of.
I'm Kevin.
Asli.
Nice to meet you.
And you.
God, Kevin, what are you doing?
Ya, so much ya, ah!
You freaked the baby out and now he's waking up.
He's waking up?
Yeah, like crazy.
Aw.
Wait, and you're still all, ah.
God dang!
Okay, stop it, I want,
- I want to sleep. - Okay.
- Please. - Okay.
I need to sleep.
I won't do anything else.
Okay.
You'll alert the baby.
Stop, stop.
Ow!
He said,
she's pregnant, but what's your deal?
Did you try
our specialty.
How did you guys meet?
Damla needed a work visa.
She graduated, so she came to our law offices.
One thing led to another.
Is that true?
You decided to buy the house?
Can we talk at the back for a second, please?
Excuse me.
I just wanted him to swim here.
Learn how to ride a bike like you did.
Fucker!
Little bastard fuckin' bit me.
This will stop the itch.
Kev, can you take care of Mina?
Mina?
Oh.
Aye yai yai. Ah.
Kevin, can you do something?
Ah ah ah, can't touch it.
- I can't, it's complicated. - Please.
Kevin, just do something!
I can't, I don't want to fuck it up,
it could be poisonous.
Did you say Burak?
He was the one at our tea party yesterday.
He lives at the corner house,
can you go get him?
That house, Kevin.
Yeah.
Hello?
Excuse me.
Burak.
Hello?
Excuse me, are you Burak?
Yes, I am, what, what?
Sorry, they need you at the dock.
It's Mina.
Okay.
Can we talk?
Talk about what?
I don't know, could we just go into town?
Get away from here for a bit
and just talk about some stuff?
Well, I can't leave my cousin alone, so.
What do you mean, you just had a fight with her.
That doesn't mean anything.
We're her guests.
So I can't have some fuckin' privacy
with my wife because we're her guests?
No.
What do you mean "no"?
Are we her guests or her fucking hostages?
Hostages, Kevin, okay?
All right, I'm going into town.
Okay.
Go ahead and enjoy it!
Oh, you got a something there.
How common is the name Burak?
In Turkey.
Why you ask?
We're deciding on baby names.
And Damla said
because it sounded like Barack Obama's first name
that we should choose--
- Burak. - Burak.
But,
I'm an idiot.
- Mm.
Okay, I am ready.
Really?
- Let me have it. - Okay.
Watch
carefully.
This is Damla.
And this is Burak.
For 15 years, every summer,
this is what they did.
They played, played and played.
They did everything together.
For, for 15 years.
And then...
Okay, okay, okay.
Ah, sorry, sorry.
Sorry, sorry.
She went to the States to study
and never came back.
He never heard from her.
So he was the last boyfriend before college.
"Boyfriend"?
Brother, best friend, everything.
Everything, like?
He was.
Burak would not look into her eyes ever again.
It's been ages.
Life goes on.
Let's get drunk.
More drunk.
Okay.
And I wish
They would then see
All my accomplishments
And all the things I know
Wish you were here
So did you have sex with Burak?
What?
Did you have sex with him?
What?
How can you ask that?
Who do you think I am?
What's wrong with sex?
It's not a bad thing.
You're a pretty girl, he's--
- No, no. - okay-looking.
For first of all, first of all,
it's not cool to talk about these things
to the people you just met.
Ah right, right, right, right.
Okay?
Kiss and tell.
What, huh?
It's a, it's a saying we have in the States.
A good girl doesn't kiss and tell.
Well.
So.
Then don't ask me these questions, okay?
So did you kiss him?
I don't know.
I never kissed him.
Why?
Why.
I was not interested.
Why, what's wrong with him?
There's nothing wrong with him,
I was just not interested.
So there's nothing wrong with him.
Yes.
No flaws.
Maybe
trusting and loving Damla is a flaw.
Also,
his English is not so good.
Really?
Yours is better.
Thank you.
Thank you, I feel so much better.
I need to sit.
You're a bastard.
Mina!
Burak!
Wanna let me know where you're going next time?
You had me worried.
I'm sorry.
I know how it feels like.
I think I felt the same way yesterday
when I was desperately looking for you
on the streets.
So, at least did you have a good time with Asli?
We just talked, Damla.
You just talked.
Yes, we just talked.
What did you talk about?
Burak.
How come you never told me about him?
Is he that asshole boyfriend who left you
when you were pregnant?
No.
Burak is my friend.
Your friend?
He was only a friend, an old friend--
Yeah, and how come--
A childhood friend.
How come I never heard of someone
who was your friend for 15 years, Damla?
We don't see each other, that's why.
He's an old friend.
So, why would I?
Friend, best friend, brother, boyfriend.
I said no, he was just--
I came all the way out here,
I bought this house for you,
to make you feel better.
And I feel like I just brought you back
to your Burak.
Say something, Damla.
This is when you say something.
In Eng,
Great.
Thank you.
Do you want to play football with us tomorrow?
Ah,
sure.
That's good.
It's good.
Great.
Doing something very small like that
is worse than doing nothing at all.
Psst!
You need a ball for that?
Fucking...
What are you doing?
Kevin!
Kevin, Kevin.
Kevin.
Left, left left left.
Okay, slow.
Fuck.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Foul, foul, foul, foul.
Burak, foul.
What, you knocked me fucking five times.
Foul.
I went for the fucking ball.
Kevin.
What's so fuckin' funny?
You.
- I'm funny? - Yeah, yeah.
Is that what you tell my wife?
What?
I said, is that what you tell my wife?
Every day when you're fucking hanging out with her
on the dock.
Come on.
Damla is my friend.
Everyone fuckin' says you're friends.
Everyone fuckin' says
where was your fuckin' friend
when she went to New York pregnant?
Huh?
She was fuckin' alone,
in a new country, 6,000 fucking miles away.
And you make her have an abortion by herself!
Where were you, big man?
Getting a suntan on your little fucking ship?
Too busy getting a fucking suntan
on your cute little boat!
Teaching fishing to your neighbors' little girls.
Where were you then?
Burak, Burak!
What did you say,
I don't understand French!
Burak, Burak, Burak.
Burak, Burak, Burak, Burak!
Shh.
I'm fine.
He didn't know.
Kevin.
She told me he knew.
It's okay.
I thought he knew.
I take you home, you should go.
Hey.
Are you okay?
What happened to Sabri?
Did you fight?
I believed everything you told me.
You told me Burak knew.
What's going on?
Nothing.
I'm just gonna go to a hotel in Izmir
for a couple of days.
You need to sort out whatever you gotta sort out
before you come back to New York.
I'm done here.
You sure?
Yeah.
I don't want the house.
They don't want me here either.
I'm just disturbing their universe, so.
One day,
a little boy wanted to do an experiment with a little bug.
So he got a bunch of sticks, and he made a circle
and he put the little bug in the center.
And he lit the sticks on fire,
to see what the bug would do, and...
He panicked.
He started running around
the circle of fire.
And he got so scared, and
ran into the flames.
And the little boy watched him burn to death.
And he thought,
if only the little bug had waited,
just a, a little longer,
the flames would have gone out.
The chaos would be over,
and it would be free.
Everything would be okay.
That was Burak, wasn't it?
It's a pretty damn good story.
Maybe uh, he's the one that can heal you.
I don't know, maybe um,
maybe you're better off with him.
Your sister can bring you to the airport on Wednesday.
That is if you want to come home.