Just Beyond This Forest
1992 · 86 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 115 VOTES · DIR. Jan Łomnicki
Overview
The laundress working at the doctor's house agrees to take her daughter out of the ghetto for a fee and get her settled with her family in the countryside. The old woman's attitude to the Jews is ambivalent but the action is unambiguous.
Dialogue Timeline — 767 lines
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00:00:07 Just Beyond This Forest
00:07:49 It has nothing to do...
00:10:47 I'm not picky.
00:13:36 Then, you will come back.
00:20:00 Jaska, don't you ever use that word around here!
00:25:04 What?
00:28:01 I have two hands, too.
00:31:48 Why?
00:34:36 Don't worry, let's have it.
00:37:55 But she knows a stork brought her, doesn't she?
00:40:01 What of it?
00:42:11 But I repair them too. I'm a jack of all trades.
00:44:08 I told you I don't have a wife.
00:46:17 There I disagree, categorically.
00:49:22 In that case the police will let her go.
00:51:30 How much?
00:55:55 What will it be like there?
00:58:17 Were there many of people?
01:01:33 Know what, Jancia? Twice a week we'll have a feast.
01:04:48 Take it easy.
01:08:43 Jewish?
01:13:48 We won't take Jancia with us, She ought to get married, She needs the man
01:18:01 I told Mrs. Stern to teach you how to pray.
01:20:36 Who else would? Jews?
Cast & Characters
Ryszarda Hanin
Kulgawcowa
Joanna Friedman
Rutka
Joanna Friedman
Janina Zofia Jamróz
Marta Klubowicz
Jaska Kulgawcowa
Marzena Trybala
Rutka's Mother
Marek Bargielowski
Traitor from the Train
Boguslaw Sochnacki
German Soldier Hans
Zofia Czerwinska
Woman on the Train
Maria Korzeniowska
Hela - Woman on the Train
Hanna Kossowska
Woman in the Ghetto
Stefania Staszewska
Woman in the doctor's apartment
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed767
Dialogue density8.9 lines / min
First line00:00:07
Final line01:20:36
Production Record
DirectorJan Łomnicki
LanguagePolish
IMDb votes115