Mockingbird Don't Sing
2001 · 98 MIN · IMDB 6.4 · 2,396 VOTES · DIR. Harry Bromley Davenport
Overview
The tragic true story of one of the worst cases of child abuse ever documented (in which a girl was locked in a room without social contact for nearly thirteen years) and what happened when she was finally rescued.
Dialogue Timeline — 998 lines
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00:02:31 Don't you go and dare not to swallow, you hear me?
00:07:20 leading some to tag her a so-called "wild child".
00:15:04 Apparently, she was never given enough time to chew her food...
00:18:24 I don't know where exactly. I don't know if he told me.
00:22:34 What's really interesting is that Stan and I were with her the whole time...
00:25:52 See how they all batch up together like that?
00:29:10 It's gonna be business as usual...
00:32:19 I went over there yesterday, just to check things out...
00:34:34 I was just reviewing the same work I was doing over a month ago.
00:39:16 The car has a mirror.
00:44:15 Don't torture the child. If she doesn't wanna say anything...
00:49:31 How did the bus driver take it?
00:52:23 Well, that's what they're paying for, isn't it?
00:57:31 Well, I think the Glazers...
01:01:11 You know, what really amazes me is how effective she is when...
01:06:01 Well, I'd better run.
01:10:11 That goes for you too, Katie.
01:13:06 We have two other foster children with equally unusual backgrounds.
01:17:02 It seems like she's the problem, not the foster parents.
01:19:59 Nobody else.
01:22:47 - Do you mind if I ask where she is? - In a place of my own choosing.
01:26:02 She was like somebody out of the old West.
01:29:25 and in that regard, I come around to his way of thinking.
01:33:17 Subtitles: Lady80s :)
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed998
Dialogue density10.2 lines / min
First line00:02:31
Final line01:33:17
Production Record
DirectorHarry Bromley Davenport
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,396