Help Me I Am Dead - Die Geschichte der Anderen

2013 · 119 MIN · IMDB 3.8 · 102 VOTES · DIR. Andreas Bethmann

Overview

Germany 1939. The farmer Jonathan Friedberg with the Nazis tried to make a pact to see his family again deported. 75 years later. Jennifer is a young psychology student, and is in a wheelchair because she had an accident years ago. She is working on a study for the university and asked about this in a village at random people on the street. She encounters a strange story that an old, since 2 World War II relates abandoned house. Jennifer is very curious and looking at the house despite all the warnings. She gets caught in an incredible situation. It is a puzzle to solve, which is directly related to her. Moreover, they fall into the hands of criminals who buy their neither the story, nor are willing to let them free. The situation escalated unexpectedly. The horror is falling!

Dialogue Timeline — 510 lines

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00:00:00 RIPPED & UPLOADED BY LUISUBS FOR SUBSCENE.COM
00:06:29 Yes... sure. I'm absolutely sure.
00:09:48 Research project, day 12.
00:12:36 Why are you living in the countryside?
00:14:16 to further study the difference between people from the countryside and the city.
00:23:52 my handicap, caused by the accident, would be psychosomatic.
00:34:11 I was even sure to hear children laughing...
00:37:40 Maybe the doctor was right with the blockade.
00:40:50 The divisions that already started offensives...
00:53:18 Pull yourself together, go up there, get the camera...
01:00:50 - That would be a perfect hideout. - You think so'?
01:04:14 And you are sure they're hiding fugitives?
01:06:28 That's nonsense. I'm a farmer. I'm not hiding any fugitives.
01:09:20 I'm having nightmares of people being killed.
01:15:02 I heard they're doing it like apes.
01:17:28 Where's the child?
01:21:05 She is looking for it.
01:24:06 We'll hide in that house for a few days.
01:27:29 Come on...
01:31:12 - But you don't understand! - Shhhh.
01:32:48 You'll do no such thing!
01:36:41 We need to discuss a few things.
01:47:40 Get away or I'll shoot.
01:55:51 It was so good to be able to walk.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed510
Dialogue density4.3 lines / min
First line00:00:00
Final line01:55:51

Production Record

DirectorAndreas Bethmann
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes102