 just like we see a Talib beat a burqa-clad woman on a street for no apparent reason in the film. It's all about these acts of inhumanity. Let's hear Neshat's take on that scene. But for me, the importance of this scene is not about following orders or not following orders. It's about hitting your own people. And if you react to your own people by this kind of violence, what do you do to the people who haven't fought to save you? This is the way you deal with your own guys. How do you deal with the normal Afghans?