Chasing Sleep
2001 · 104 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 3,717 VOTES · DIR. Michael Walker
Overview
A college professor wakes up to find his wife has not returned home, then struggles to understand her disappearance.
Dialogue Timeline — 832 lines
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00:15:22 Hello, Mr Saxon? This is Sadie, from your creative writing class.
00:17:12 This address, this George Simian lives on Capitol Hill, where we found your wife's car.
00:21:04 It didn't occur to me that it might be a little strange
00:23:38 The poems especially. I mean, they're dark
00:26:24 Come on, wash.
00:29:24 You're the first person I've met since I've been here that talks to me like a real person.
00:36:42 It means you're going to Hell!
00:40:49 - I'll be right over. - OK.
00:46:06 - With George Simian? - Yes.
00:48:03 - Things always cost more than you think. - Yeah, I don't know what happened.
00:50:51 I see.
00:53:34 Now, you can come back tomorrow, fine. Please.
00:56:25 - Yes it is too bad. Because I know what you're doing. - Really? What's that?
01:00:01 But I don't seem to get the benefits. I never feel rested.
01:02:07 I sincerely hope things turn out for you.
01:07:50 What did they ask you?
01:10:07 Thank you.
01:12:09 I don't know.
01:14:23 - Oh, no. - Yes.
01:18:47 It's OK.
01:22:49 Stop!
01:27:10 She was murdered.
01:29:32 I'm at Ed Saxon's house.
01:31:07 and that you are under a great deal of stress.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed832
Dialogue density8.0 lines / min
First line00:15:22
Final line01:31:07
Production Record
DirectorMichael Walker
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes3,717