Babiy Yar
2003 · 108 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 193 VOTES · DIR. Jeff Kanew
Overview
Autumn 1941. The Russian army flees Kiev, chaos reigns, soldiers attempt to trade their uniforms for civilian clothes in order to escape unnoticed. The war and pending capture of Kiev by the Germans is the only topic of discussion. Everyone has heard of the horrible things that have happened in other areas, where Jews were brutally and inhumanely murdered. Indecision and despair spread like wildfire among the population. As the German army marches in, fear and horror take over.
Dialogue Timeline — 919 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:59 Von Reichenau's coming.
00:05:32 Always here! - The Germans haven't come for a cup of tea.
00:09:00 Machine-gun. - Where did you get that?
00:13:18 Then they were thrown into the hole with the others.
00:16:57 The Germans have basically lost already, the further east...
00:20:14 Stepan, wait a second!
00:24:19 Nice to see you folks again! - I'm so happy that you're back.
00:28:36 as dictated by tradition. - I love you, Franka.
00:33:41 Are you in love with Franka? - I'm too scared to tell her.
00:37:46 I'll get us a horse and cart tomorrow night.
00:41:57 Why does a good Ukrainian need ID? I just want to get home.
00:46:46 You! C'mon, over here!
00:51:03 Understand what? - Sascha is Jewish.
00:56:51 14? She was an educated young lady!
01:01:05 Natalya, Stepan showed me the map earlier.
01:05:02 Brother, you can't do that!
01:10:05 We've got a difficult journey ahead of us.
01:14:10 If you plan on shooting me, then please allow me
01:18:47 Walls are made of cardboard.
01:22:32 I should have done it ages ago.
01:26:16 Follow me!
01:32:40 I'm not a Jew!
01:37:03 Make it snappy! - Undress!
33:07:07 dead Jews enough for you?
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed919
Dialogue density8.5 lines / min
First line00:01:59
Final line33:07:07
Production Record
DirectorJeff Kanew
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes193