April 9th

2015 · 93 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 6,728 VOTES · DIR. Roni Ezra

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Overview

In the early morning of April 9, 1940, the Danish army is alerted: the Germans have crossed the border.

Dialogue Timeline — 764 lines

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00:00:29 ... and here a proclamation from His Majesty, The King.
00:02:55 You probably got the same answer. It's a test alarming.
00:05:31 I tried to sneak out, but of course i woke up the whole home.
00:08:14 The sec. lieutenant just wan't to see us work hard.
00:12:42 No, it hasn't been crossed, but we can hear massive activity.
00:15:15 Shouldn't we already be in defensive positions?
00:17:58 Shouldn't we save some strength over there?
00:21:31 If the Germans wanted to attack, they'd had already done so.
00:24:53 We need to stop the advancement till reinforcements arrive.
00:29:16 Motorcycle platoon, we will continue.
00:33:37 Great conditions for hunting. Shh, Kolding.
00:38:07 Is it bad? Yeah, it's bad!
00:41:03 We are not here very long. Okay.
00:45:35 It means a lot for me.
00:49:02 Cigarette? Yes, please.
00:52:21 And I don't want to be in the open. What are you thinking?
00:56:31 Follow me.
00:59:08 Go away!
01:05:16 Yeah, towards the Germans. They are coming.
01:07:37 Orders are orders. Nielsen? Colonel.
01:10:14 Lassen, you have to move further in. I can see them here.
01:13:47 Put him here! Put him here! Stop the bleeding!
01:18:07 Aufstehen! Aufstehen!
01:22:33 Without that many fallen Danes.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed764
Dialogue density8.2 lines / min
First line00:00:29
Final line01:22:33

Production Record

DirectorRoni Ezra
LanguageDanish
IMDb votes6,728