Border Street
1949 · 115 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 275 VOTES · DIR. Aleksander Ford
Overview
The story of Polish and Jewish families living side by side in one Warsaw street. Everything changes once and for all with the Nazi invasion.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,020 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:08 Streets changed into cemeteries.
00:07:31 We came to ask for the ball.
00:10:13 Oh, drop it. Little Davidek is a good child although he is Jewish.
00:13:18 Pea soup with smoked bacon, a delicious dream.
00:16:39 There is something more there: " for this has been..." this is not important.
00:21:03 Let us go home.
00:25:51 Struggle? Who? You? My son-in-law? Jewish electrician?
00:29:24 Gladly give our blood. Every house
00:32:56 They could come here and make a control.
00:36:54 the grandson put a fine here, and there
00:41:30 It's dangerous to live now, but we do.
00:47:53 Eh partner, shall we sell them something?
00:51:24 She must leave on the first train to the country, to Aunt Helena.
00:55:34 I am still in the army - a secret one.
00:59:11 It was the doctors Jadzia
01:03:04 Jadzia are you here?
01:07:50 Nobody there. Let's go out.
01:15:30 we must send Jadzia away from Ghetto.
01:18:44 I'm so happy you were able to escape from this hell.
01:23:06 Fifth column people.
01:27:09 I'm not a Jewish
01:33:42 Not I.
01:40:49 Jadzia, what is the matter?
01:50:51 Wind, dear dog...
Cast & Characters
Mieczyslawa Cwiklinska
Mrs. Klara
Jerzy Leszczynski
Dr. Józef Bialek
Wladyslaw Godik
Grandfather Libermann
Wladyslaw Walter
Cieplikowski
Jerzy Pichelski
Kazimierz Wojtan
Tadeusz Fijewski
Bronek Cieplikowski
Tadeusz Fijewski
Kusmirak's hair stylist
Józef Munclinger
Kusmirak
Robert Vrchota
Hans, Gestapo Officer
Stefan Sródka
Natan Sziuliu
Eugeniusz Kruk
Fredek Kusmirak
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,020
Dialogue density8.9 lines / min
First line00:02:08
Final line01:50:51
Production Record
DirectorAleksander Ford
LanguagePolish
IMDb votes275