Lasting Marks

2018 · 15 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · DIR. Charlie Shackleton

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Overview

The story of sixteen men put on trial during for sadomasochism in the dying days of Thatcher's Britain was told by the police, the prosecution and the tabloid press — but not by those in the dock during the police investigation Operation Spanner.

Dialogue Timeline — 175 lines

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00:00:50 It was
00:01:27 You know if you say oh I belong to the golf club or the Cricket Club
00:01:54 It was your private life, that's what private meant.
00:02:42 But it was essentially private
00:03:15 quite a nice kilt, I don't know what the tartan was,
00:03:39 pain can be quite enjoyable.
00:04:13 They were just made for the people within them to watch
00:04:51 It was pretty much the height of the
00:05:22 one of our tapes came to be seen by the police.
00:05:56 questioned me for about two hours
00:06:28 I said "Yes. I don't say how can I be guilty of anything
00:06:57 they said "Have you seen today's papers?"
00:07:16 Not a single word of thanks
00:07:49 I think there was 15 of us
00:08:13 someone knew someone, someone knew someone else...
00:08:38 who really they caused the trouble.
00:09:15 the sentences would be greater.
00:09:58 I'm not quite sure why
00:10:51 You see, it's all...
00:11:18 because they're better than the ones I've got".
00:11:53 I know for one of my friends, he said he
00:12:29 There was loads of marches of protests all over the place,
00:13:15 plastered with all these cards and things.
00:13:56 society's approval or disapproval of anything.

Cast & Characters

Roland Jaggard Self

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed175
Dialogue density11.7 lines / min
First line00:00:50
Final line00:13:56

Production Record

DirectorCharlie Shackleton
LanguageEnglish

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