Canvas
1992 · 90 MIN · IMDB 4.4 · 164 VOTES · DIR. Alain Zaloum
Overview
A young artist is desperate for money to save his brother from the mob. Drawn into a criminal world of theft, betrayal and murder, his only way out is to get in even deeper. If he fails, it could cost him his life.
Dialogue Timeline — 451 lines
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00:00:04 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
00:01:11 Gentlemen?
00:04:13 that I'm 15 minutes late already.
00:05:38 Some guy pulled a gun on Harold Farnum and left a poem in your car?
00:07:12 Looks like a garage sale.
00:09:02 Incredible how lifelike she is, isn't it?
00:10:37 - You're a fence! - What is the world coming to?
00:13:25 This will be a birthday I shall never forget.
00:15:13 You seem to speak English, but you do not seem to understand it. I'll not tell you.
00:16:58 is that out of a whole room of expensive objects...
00:18:10 - That's nothing. His record is 14. - I believe it.
00:21:20 That's not the point.
00:22:29 Rover, this is Harold Farnum. Senator Farnum's son.
00:23:54 - This is Harold Farnum. - I know.
00:26:42 - So here we are back at square one. - Correction.
00:31:26 so let's dispense with the pleasantries, get down to business.
00:33:09 All of Henry's so-called statues are, as you are about to discover...
00:35:07 "Your time runs out at midnight I'm surprised at you, Ms. Prince
00:36:30 Why would the thief want to emphasize the word "midnight"?
00:37:37 Thank you, Ira. I am off to catch a thief.
00:40:49 Speaking ofboring, why am I here?
00:42:50 - You win. - I won the day I planned this.
00:44:41 But whatever debt he may have incurred is now forgotten.
00:46:12 it gave me a lot of time to think. Which I did.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed451
Dialogue density5.0 lines / min
First line00:00:04
Final line00:46:12
Production Record
DirectorAlain Zaloum
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes164