Back Streets of Paris

1946 · 100 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 226 VOTES · DIR. Marcel Blistène, Jacques Feyder

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Overview

Madame Rose runs a seedy hotel in a suburb of Paris. Strong-minded but without the least moral scruple, she once killed her husband whose honesty was a hindrance to her business. Under a suspended sentence, she now indulges in smuggling. One day, Victor, one of her former accomplices hounded by the police, finds sanctuary with her. During a drinking spree, he has the bad idea to entrust to her a suitcase filled with bank notes, a loot with which Victor hopes to rebuild his life in South America. But Rose, lured by temptation, betrays Victor, who is arrested by the police. However, he manages to escape with only one thing in mind, to take revenge on Rose...

Dialogue Timeline — 1,142 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:21 BACK STREETS OF PARIS
00:05:01 - You don't know she killed her husband? - She did?
00:08:23 - Don't buy that mom. - But they're made in Hindustan!
00:11:19 - With how many women? - Depends on how many rooms...
00:14:23 Blow your nose, my dear.
00:17:19 You don't have to with them, he must have a long police record already...
00:20:19 Get out, you idiot, you're mocking us!
00:24:07 You're making a big deal about killing a poor imbecile?
00:28:20 Yes François, that's all I heard. Please be careful Victor.
00:35:04 The guy last night came back. Did he mention me?
00:38:40 - Keep an eye out, I don't like it. - Me neither!
00:43:55 I'm no fool.
00:47:06 Something tells me it's over.
00:52:01 This is a proper house, I don't want single women.
00:54:50 - Who? - Victor Ménard..or Loiselle...or Martignac.
01:00:45 There, I knew something would happen, but not this.
01:04:28 - What did she do to you? - I despise her!
01:08:11 - For his own good. - How's that your business?
01:11:40 Oh François, you're an innocent. I'm the one responsible.
01:15:45 Yes, I'm at the gate.
01:20:36 - And thanks for tonight. - Go on, hurry.
01:25:46 - Good night. - You're kissing me now?
01:30:41 Don't make trouble, and keep the theories to yourself.
01:35:37 - What is it? - Giselle is mine.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,142
Dialogue density11.4 lines / min
First line00:00:21
Final line01:35:37

Production Record

DirectorMarcel Blistène, Jacques Feyder
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes226