Georges Bataille - À perte de vue
1997 · 48 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 35 VOTES · DIR. André S. Labarthe
Overview
The film contains the interviews with Pierre Klossowski and Jacques Pimpanneau.
Dialogue Timeline — 715 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:21 We know for certain
00:02:21 My dad was blind, my mom was not a very cheerful person
00:04:00 ”not a single line, or a ray of morning sunlight
00:06:03 In less than ten years
00:07:27 a bull’s horn popped out the right eye
00:08:53 On that occasion, doctor Borel
00:11:04 never forgot Riom-ès-Montagnes.
00:13:01 on themes that were themselves not very commonly dealt with:
00:14:58 Concorde square was the stage for violent unrest.
00:16:48 We also had a whole revolutionary side to the whole thing.
00:18:44 but another kind of laughter, a definitive laughter
00:21:31 Cries and whispers, endless horror.”
00:23:21 “although I feel the need to say it inside me
00:25:24 she pulled a white silk stocking out of a drawer
00:27:22 the garden forms a kind of terrace.
00:28:56 poems, essays, stories, miscellaneous fragments.
00:30:58 so as to be no longer trapped in the present,”
00:34:10 and could even be passed off as something dark
00:37:15 Bataille had been suffering from cerebral arteriosclerosis.
00:39:39 but there are some seams getting loose
00:41:43 “She had black silk stockings
00:43:18 I called out: ‘Frankel, Frankel, the doctor’s here’;
00:45:46 “Troppman and Dirty arrived in Trèves
23:19:09 traveler arrives at Orleans.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed715
Dialogue density14.9 lines / min
First line00:00:21
Final line23:19:09
Production Record
DirectorAndré S. Labarthe
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes35