How Good the Whites Are

1988 · 95 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 216 VOTES · DIR. Marco Ferreri

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Overview

The humanitarian aid expedition "Angeles Azules" (Blue Angels), comprising twelve Europeans and six trucks loaded with provisions to alleviate hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa, advances across the continent. As a result of the difficulties the team encounters, disorganization gradually takes over the convoy. Each of the members of the group, little by little, yield to their petty, selfish impulses: violence, power, nostalgia - The breakdown of one of the trucks forces Michele and Nadia to wait at an oasis for the arrival of spare parts. But a starving local tribe settles threateningly near them. The chief of the tribe makes a speech they don't understand, which is followed by a macabre purification ceremony.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,077 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:30 HOW GOOD THE WHITES ARE!
00:04:33 Could you?
00:06:51 - Sorry, is there a problem. - No no problem.
00:10:28 - Yeah? - Yeah it's normal.
00:13:21 Ladies and gentlemen welcome!
00:15:56 - Good evening. No, thanks. - There's a full moon. - No, I want to be alone.
00:18:26 What bill!
00:21:05 Echo Tango Bravo. Responding!
00:23:59 What misery!
00:27:20 - My watch, it's still going ok? - Yes, it's good.
00:31:15 too late!
00:34:47 Because this is gasoline and this is Gladys Scotch.
00:39:53 - Stop! Stop! - Ok, stop. But...
00:43:10 And what do you want me to do?
00:46:17 Sir.
00:50:46 It's the family, the children that are important
00:53:36 I spend every day in this bloody truck, at night I want to sleep.
00:57:53 Eh? Michele, calm with his emotions.
01:02:06 Quickly take the barrels, I'll keep them busy.
01:06:45 Attach the cables, and I'll pull him out.
01:10:24 I won't get any more work.
01:17:48 Ecotango quam bravo! Operation "Blue Angels". Urgent!
01:22:00 - You must leave, understand. - Yes - I'm ready to help you.
01:26:04 I've brought you something to drink.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,077
Dialogue density11.3 lines / min
First line00:00:30
Final line01:26:04

Production Record

DirectorMarco Ferreri
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes216