Loss of Feeling

1935 · 85 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 193 VOTES · DIR. Aleksandr Andriyevsky

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Overview

In an unnamed English-speaking capitalist land, a young engineer invents inexhaustible giant robots to replace the fragile human workers on high-volume assembly-lines, and soon finds his invention co-opted by the military-industrial complex.

Dialogue Timeline — 346 lines

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00:00:06 Loss of Feeling. Jim Ripple’s Robot.
00:05:32 Don’t get behind!!! Don’t get behind!!!
00:11:10 - What are you doing here? - I’m looking for a place to stay at night.
00:14:06 Look Clare. I’ll tell you everything and you will understand everything.
00:15:44 Farewell Jim. I have left for the new country that needs new engineers.
00:17:23 In charge of those who worked for 6 days a week.
00:19:53 Oh, my God! And I thought something happened to Jim.
00:23:08 This is "Micron". A machine that is able to do almost everything.
00:25:56 For us? And what about the government? Really... Have you forgotten about the prison, police and unemployment?
00:29:13 Give it to sister.
00:32:58 Dear gentlemen.
00:34:51 The needful electric energy comes from the inner block "C", which is our engineer’s secret.
00:39:28 Excuse me. I’m not a military person. But I think that tanks and battleships are more frightful than this.
00:45:37 It seems like we have no other choice.
00:47:20 There were only special department officers working on the secret factory.
00:49:36 They create mechanical soldiers against all the workers.
00:55:44 Well don’t.
00:57:46 Today he’ll make an attempt to find out the secret of the main capacitor at the factory.
01:02:58 Right! Prove it!
01:07:59 Don’t worry. Just listen to me.
01:11:26 Percy Grim.
01:14:26 Is it dangerous?
01:15:54 No hurry.
01:23:43 Gunners, attack the rUrs... Fire!!!

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed346
Dialogue density4.1 lines / min
First line00:00:06
Final line01:23:43

Production Record

DirectorAleksandr Andriyevsky
LanguageRussian
IMDb votes193