Louise's Diary 1942

2010 · IMDB 5.3 · 47 VOTES · DIR. Franck Phelizon

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Overview

An old man reads the diary of a young Jewish woman living at the time of the Nazi Occupation, sixty years ago. Sarah Rosemblum, 25, was young, beautiful and in love… with a German officer named Hans. Under a false name, Sarah lives under the protection of Huguette, a cabaret singer who makes a habit of hiding Jews and helping them to escape to England. In Huguette’s remote house, Sarah and Hans are able to pursue their romantic idyll, unaware that they are being spied on by Robert, a 16-year-old who is secretly in love with Sarah, and Huguette’s mother, who is still mourning her son’s death. With the world closing in on them, Sarah and Hans know that they must take flight, whilst they still have time…

Dialogue Timeline — 761 lines

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00:00:14 "Radio: Iraq, a terrorist attack has resulted in one death and 15 injured in Baghdad."
00:03:36 His father isAustrian. He forced Hans to enlist in the SS.
00:06:48 Far from all this.
00:09:58 Men are always kind atfirst. After, they drink, they beatyou up...
00:12:49 I'm very happy for you and Louise.
00:15:23 Louise.
00:19:26 Drop your trousers.
00:22:06 Yes. Paul got them out. But after...
00:25:55 Robert, come and look!
00:28:16 Yes. My turn.
00:32:08 - All that for that Nazi bastard. - What are you doing up?
00:35:01 I've just gotback. I'm glad. I'd likeyou to meet someone.
00:38:42 Some people make holes in the walls
00:41:08 That's true.
00:44:20 You were so beautiful.
00:47:22 - Huguette's been arrested. - And the others?
00:50:40 Jean?
00:54:01 But you do know that
00:56:46 I didn't expect to fall in love.
01:00:07 They never would have been arrested.
01:04:42 - Stop! - Go away!
01:08:10 Look atyou! You're a coward, aweakling.
01:11:12 Take care of Louise.
01:16:23 How can I ask your forgiveness?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed761
First line00:00:14
Final line01:16:23

Production Record

DirectorFranck Phelizon
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes47