Hell's Angel
1994 · 25 MIN · IMDB 7.9 · 498 VOTES · DIR. Jenny Morgan
Overview
Christopher Hitchens investigates whether Mother Teresa of Calcutta deserves her saintly image. He probes her campaigns against contraception and abortion and her questionable relationships with right-wing political leaders.
Dialogue Timeline — 312 lines
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00:00:07 Christopher Hitchens: All over this unhappy globe
00:01:10 Christopher Hitchens: Not many claims made by the Irish clergy
00:02:11 to pay a devotional visit to the Calcutta shrine.
00:02:53 “It’s very dark in here do you think we can get anything?”
00:03:45 And three or four days later
00:04:35 just for a moment
00:05:26 There were no chairs anywhere, there were just these stretcher beds
00:06:18 the needles they use and reuse over and over and over, and you'd see
00:07:19 who was looking after a boy of 15
00:08:20 Who could fail to be touched by the work of the orphanage? Not I.
00:09:17 If a mother can murder her own child, in her own room
00:10:25 The sponsors of that bill, who arranged the meeting
00:11:20 is doing something about the Third World.
00:12:09 The great white hope in this iconography
00:13:24 Accepting the award, with her customary modesty, on behalf of all the world’s poor
00:14:32 This was an act, not of god, but of a negligent multinational corporation.
00:15:43 Mother Teresa is in practice and in theory an ally of the status quo.
00:16:41 whom it regards as a base heretic.
00:17:42 who in their turn moved forever to the French Riviera.
00:19:05 So there was ample scope for an orphanage specialist
00:20:57 It became hard to decide which of the two was using which
00:21:39 have such a special vocation for work among the rich?
00:23:12 Christopher Hitchens: Modesty, simplicity, humility.
00:24:18 and obscurantist and a servant of earthly powers.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed312
Dialogue density12.5 lines / min
First line00:00:07
Final line00:24:18
Production Record
DirectorJenny Morgan
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes498