Mahler
1974 · 115 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 3,231 VOTES · DIR. Ken Russell
Overview
Famed composer Gustav Mahler reflects on the tragedies of his life and failing marriage while traveling by train.
Dialogue Timeline — 913 lines
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00:00:59 MAHLER
00:07:44 Dr. Mahler, which do you prefer? Conducting or composing?
00:12:48 You've forgotten the most important title.
00:25:25 Gustav!
00:27:31 a scholarship to the Prague Conservatoire
00:30:42 But to play the piano calls for genius.
00:34:51 Why shouldn't it keep you up?
00:37:22 will never in his whole life write two notes worth a light.
00:40:32 your dreams of fame and riches.
00:49:04 My music begins where words leave off.
00:52:31 - And the water? - Yes.
00:55:23 If we are good, will he give us sweets when we're dead?
01:05:02 I was alive and you were there with Max.
01:08:03 Which you captured perfectly in your 4th Symphony, Gusto.
01:10:33 Not a composer manqué who would utilise the position
01:14:04 Unless we can win her over my hands are... well, they're tied.
01:16:38 Tchaikovsky, Schumann, for instance
01:22:43 Stop cabbaging Kasha, I hope you're all
01:24:58 Apart from that I'm more qualified than anyone else in the country.
01:35:05 Man is his own God.
01:38:17 Songs on the life of children?
01:44:05 comes through the door
01:47:05 When did you last have a thorough medical examination?
01:51:21 Didn't you recognize yourself?
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed913
Dialogue density7.9 lines / min
First line00:00:59
Final line01:51:21
Production Record
DirectorKen Russell
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes3,231