Old Women
2003 · 103 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 189 VOTES · DIR. Gennadi Sidorov
Overview
A small village in the Russian campaign is inhabited only by few old women and a boy. When a family of refugees arrives they are at first opposed by the community, but eventually they'll be accepted and help revive the village.
Dialogue Timeline — 815 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:42 Aunt Anna! Aunt Anna!
00:07:52 Oh, our Lord, oh, the Holy Cross forgive us.
00:12:21 Sing. Fedor, but it is inappropriate.
00:16:50 Pour, pour!
00:19:10 You know too little.
00:21:29 I loved for myself.
00:24:39 - Oh, Fedor! - Fine!
00:29:02 I have to get back before darkness.
00:35:34 Did you come here to live? I'll see.
00:38:54 - An entire 3-liter can. - The ass will get glued, anyway, come on.
00:42:19 He worked as a carpenter in the kolkhoz and loved his job.
00:45:37 Thanks, Dad, you saved the world And perished at your best age.
00:49:24 They have no power over us If anything, we'll address Fedor.
01:01:09 Have you done this?
01:04:56 - Will we have this electricity? - Yes, you will.
01:07:02 And we sit this way. We want it. And I do so.
01:12:18 Go, go away.
01:14:21 How long do I have to chastise? Now I had this one.
01:17:28 Hey, who is there?
01:20:21 - But she is an A-Grade whore, darling! - Top-grade.
01:23:17 What a fool you are, asshole, what a fool!
01:26:49 - Did your soldiers get drunk? - If it had been so.
01:28:38 - Why are you looking at me? Why are you looking at me, asshole? - Here it is not there foryou, and there it is not here.
01:32:14 Zoika! Zoika!
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed815
Dialogue density7.9 lines / min
First line00:02:42
Final line01:32:14
Production Record
DirectorGennadi Sidorov
LanguageRussian
IMDb votes189