Hallo Satchmo

1965 · 26 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 5 VOTES · DIR. Jan Špáta

Overview

In 1965, during eminent trumpeter Louis Armstrong’s visit to Prague, Jan Spata then a young promising documentary filmmaker, created the report 'Hallo Satchmo'.

Dialogue Timeline — 40 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:04 He'd like to know what jazz means to you.
00:00:12 Jazz is music played from the soul and is a way to express oneself.
00:00:50 Production - Editor
00:03:01 Mr. Armstrong says there aren't many countries he hasn't visited
00:03:06 but this one will complete the set.
00:03:18 With his wife they'll go to Las Vegas and might visit some casinos.
00:03:32 She hopes she will be able to look around Prague.
00:04:41 How much I wish to set my eyes on such brio
00:04:55 How much I wish to hear that voice
00:05:03 We all know that long ago...
00:05:10 How much I wish I could play, hallo Satchmo...
00:09:02 singing or playing?
00:11:18 Mr. Armstrong's hobbies are:
00:11:24 he also has a collection of tapes which he needs to keep in order.
00:11:38 He likes to watch cabaret and revue performances...
00:12:12 We all know that long ago...
00:12:26 Hallo Satchmo, hallo, hallo Satchmo, like you!
00:12:38 ...and if it offends you
00:12:46 for my song soon goes ta ta.
00:19:50 Look out, microphones!
00:20:00 What do you wish to see in Prague during your stay?
00:20:26 In New York one friend told me I should see a church
00:24:35 I have experienced many lovely moments with your jazz groups
00:24:41 Goodbye. God bless you.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed40
Dialogue density1.5 lines / min
First line00:00:04
Final line00:24:41

Production Record

DirectorJan Špáta
LanguageCS
IMDb votes5