Brussels by Night
1983 · 90 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 825 VOTES · DIR. Marc Didden
Overview
This is the story of a man who travels to Brussels, and meets some people with whom he spends a few days. When they all go on a day trip to the "slanting plane" of Ronquieres, all sorts of bottled up frustrations flare up.
Dialogue Timeline — 478 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:05:41 Antwerp.
00:11:39 I retired last year, on the day I turned 55.
00:13:20 Admit it.
00:14:57 Actually, her name is Josephine-Charlotte, like the princess.
00:19:04 Look who's here. More of my admirers.
00:22:08 It's better here, isn't it?
00:24:18 We'd like a room. - Surely not.
00:26:53 You are unhappy.
00:28:44 We can also leave him at home.
00:33:20 Is he Moroccan? - No, why?
00:38:29 They like that, but not by him.
00:41:11 And you thought: I've got a season ticket.
00:44:50 What about you?
00:50:15 His problem is that he doesn't say anything.
00:53:29 Why?
00:55:21 To stop staring at me on the street and to shut up on the radio.
00:59:03 What's she saying? - She wants to stop.
01:03:30 Is he jealous? - All men are jealous.
01:07:30 Everyone has got it in for you, Louis. Everyone.
01:09:55 Or football.
01:12:32 What d'you mean, no us? We get on well.
01:15:51 It was an accident.
01:19:33 I mean: since when exactly?
01:23:33 Translation: Christine Le Piez The Subtitling Company
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed478
Dialogue density5.3 lines / min
First line00:05:41
Final line01:23:33
Production Record
DirectorMarc Didden
LanguageDutch
IMDb votes825