Journey of a “Cine-Son”
1992 · 186 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 33 VOTES · DIR. Pierre-André Boutang, Dominique Rabourdin
Overview
Serge Daney, the most influential film critic after André Bazin, interviewed by Régis Debray a few months before his death.
Dialogue Timeline — 152 lines
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00:00:04 Serge Daney, take one.
00:00:28 <i>the times narrate themselves through you.</i>
00:00:51 <i>and the way you looked at them, as a child and a teenager?</i>
00:01:09 and I realized that it was the image that overlooked my childhood
00:01:30 I very quickly had an extraordinary propensity to memorize names
00:01:50 that was the first image that gazed at my childhood.
00:02:15 especially my mother, who would say:
00:02:32 And I went to see the films that adults went to see.
00:02:55 So the formative, in terms of images
00:03:15 I think itÃs very important, IÃm glad I thought about it recently
00:03:44 where I live now, so really a Paris kid
00:04:08 my relationship to what we call images
00:04:28 And for me no map was ever complete enough
00:04:48 When you take the plane for the first time
00:05:05 So the far-away countries, the weird and complicated names
00:05:33 <i>ItÃs a travel that continues?</i>
00:05:54 very fashionable during the 70s.
00:06:12 which in fact was Yalta but I didnÃt realize-
00:06:32 whether theyÃre drunk on their Croatian-ness leaves me absolutely cold.
00:06:54 as a kid, to be for the independence of Algeria.
00:07:13 <i>I.e. to find the world you have to run away from home.</i>
00:07:31 much more care-free feeling
00:07:51 ItÃs excessive, but true.
00:08:14 they know they belong to another version of the world, or of humanity.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed152
Dialogue density0.8 lines / min
First line00:00:04
Final line00:08:14
Production Record
DirectorPierre-André Boutang, Dominique Rabourdin
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes33