A Free Woman
1972 · 100 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 224 VOTES · DIR. Volker Schlöndorff
Overview
A divorced woman in her thirties fights a losing battle in Munich to attain belated self-fulfillment. The die is cast in a briskly impersonal society geared to male dominance and early training for career women.
Dialogue Timeline — 144 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
01:18:45 Tell me when you arrive so that I can get you? I'm happy. Bye.
01:19:44 Be patient. It's not my fault. So here's the room. Have a nice day.
01:20:12 This one belongs to the museum of Whitney.
01:20:55 Thank you.
01:22:07 Shall we pick him up? - No, not today.
01:25:16 Do we have to get up yet?
01:25:46 When I'm forty you'll find a younger one.
01:26:39 Unfortunately your husband has misused your absence to your disadvantage.
01:27:12 I fear his arguments may at least partly succeed
01:27:34 My bride works at a kindergarten and gets along perfectly with my son.
01:28:18 I've already left the job at the gallery.
01:28:51 - Now you're using that against me. - Come on, stop fooling yourself!
01:29:18 - So you'll have a good memory of me. - Thank you.
01:29:40 It suggests the necessary renovation of patriarchal order.
01:30:10 Excuse the long discussion. All the best, and much patience.
01:30:35 It's like this: You've to think in terms of generations, not in individuals.
01:31:02 I have many books on the subject.
01:32:13 Your mother's in town. So I stayed with Niki.
01:33:10 Great.
01:33:38 I'll try again tomorrow.
01:34:51 Maybe you'll even get Niki back. He's got married first.
01:35:39 They told me: Only wait
01:36:11 Soon I'll be old
01:36:45 Thus I've been So well behaved
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed144
Dialogue density1.4 lines / min
First line01:18:45
Final line01:36:45
Production Record
DirectorVolker Schlöndorff
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes224