Life Is Ours
1936 · 66 MIN · IMDB 5.9 · 338 VOTES · DIR. Jean Renoir, Pierre Unik, Maurice Lime, André Zwobada, Jacques Brunius, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Jacques Becker
Overview
A propaganda film of the communist party of France, showing how the comrades help the proletariat against the capitalists.
Dialogue Timeline — 666 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:18 Engineering industry has been developed.
00:03:50 are unique and incomparable.
00:05:54 No.
00:07:40 It even requires the destruction of some of the stocks
00:09:10 First, what does social insurance mean?
00:14:44 "The blood of our brothers..."
00:19:22 STALIN
00:22:54 Then, work, eh?
00:24:59 - Tonin has the floor. - Comrades, you know the situation.
00:26:34 Don't worry, we're on our way.
00:29:35 With a strike in the factory, we'll lose our best clients.
00:31:17 impunity for the delegates.
00:33:23 An oil lamp in suspension
00:35:18 I'm taking back my farm. I can't ruin my people
00:38:13 - That's all we're asking. - Very well.
00:40:07 You said you'll buy new shoes.
00:43:59 You can wash cars, we'll see for the conditions after.
00:47:06 For a 10 cents piece of bread, you must listen to their mass;
00:50:39 "Do they have time to dream,"
00:52:36 the hard working mass.
00:54:05 in order to obtain immediately for your sons and family
00:55:30 We, communists, want to create a new world.
00:57:04 of the International Communist.
00:58:43 "Reason thunders in its volcano This is the eruption of the end."
Cast & Characters
Jean Dasté
L'instituteur
Jean Dasté
Teacher
Jacques B. Brunius
Le président du conseil d'administration
Simone Guisin
Une dame au Casino
Teddy Michaud
Un fasciste à l'entraînement
Pierre Unik
Le secrétaire de Marcel Cachin
Charles Blavette
Tonin
Gaston Clamamus
Max Dalban
Brochard dit 'le chrono'
Madeleine Sologne
Une ouvrière de l'usine
Émile Drain
Un ouvrier
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed666
Dialogue density10.1 lines / min
First line00:02:18
Final line00:58:43
Production Record
DirectorJean Renoir, Pierre Unik, Maurice Lime, André Zwobada, Jacques Brunius, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Jacques Becker
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes338