Guglielmo Oberdan, il martire di Trieste

1915 · 60 MIN · IMDB 2.3 · 18 VOTES · DIR. Emilio Ghione

Overview

Guglielmo Oberdan, the martyr of Trieste, already exemplary figure of fervent irredentist, then anti-Austrian conspirator executed for attempting to assassinate Emperor Franz Joseph after the disillusionment that followed the death of Garibaldi (1882), became, in 1915, the symbol of a civil case of patriotism.

Dialogue Timeline — 21 lines

00:00:02 Guglielmo Oberdan, a fervent irredentist, was an anti-Austrian conspirator
00:00:05 who was brought to justice for having attempted Emperor Franz Josef's life
00:00:14 Guglielmo Oberdan, the Martyr of Trieste
00:06:19 "What will I do, mama? I'll leave this oppressed land"
00:06:23 "and hope that my sacrifice will earn the freedom of my brothers."
00:06:27 "Go, my dearest one! Remember every insult suffered
00:06:31 "every cry of pain. Let the country be saved."
00:23:38 "If I don't return?"
00:23:41 "No sacrifice is more beautiful than to die for the Fatherland."
00:25:41 "The Fatherland above any other affection. From the Spirit of Rome
00:25:45 "queen of the world, will fly sparks that will liberate my Trieste."
00:29:55 "If.. it happens that.. I don't come back,"
00:29:58 "here is my testament: Long live, Italy!"
00:38:47 "Italy! May I see you greater or.. never see you more."
00:42:39 "I don't fear you, police! Oh, may this act of mine"
00:42:43 "bring Italy into war against the enemy."
00:48:46 "I affirm and swear to have come to Trieste with the sole purpose"
00:48:50 "of killing the wicked head of a wicked country. I defy your torture."
01:08:05 "A cry from my soul bursts forth:"
01:08:07 "The dream never dies. Long live Italian Trieste, long live Italy!"
01:12:08 THE END

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed21
Dialogue density0.3 lines / min
First line00:00:02
Final line01:12:08

Production Record

DirectorEmilio Ghione
LanguageItalian
IMDb votes18