Pigeon Shoot

1961 · 114 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · DIR. Giuliano Montaldo

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Overview

Young man Marco Laudato, after the '8/9/1943's WW2 armistice, enlists in the Italian Social Republic army, attending the last days of the old regime in decay.

Dialogue Timeline — 996 lines

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00:01:21 Blackshirts, Italians.
00:06:59 You've got quite the mouth on you, you know?
00:10:16 from mud and dish on our, and not accept the betrayal of a traitorous king!
00:13:24 Alright, we're all fascists here.
00:17:54 And he's about to be in the Bolognese! If she's free.
00:22:47 Quiet, or you'll wake her up.
00:27:57 - Here. - Bastards!
00:33:36 another crime was committed against Hitler's Armed Forces
00:37:57 January 1944. The Allies arrived in Anzio.
00:42:13 I'm going to take over the command post. Good luck, Nardi.
00:50:02 No, don't worry. It's far away, over by the railway tracks.
00:53:23 I'd like to make a toast to Carla.
00:56:33 Marco, I'm taking you away from here.
01:00:20 The problem is that you don't drink at all.
01:08:03 If day after tomorrow you aren't there, though, they'll declare you a deserter.
01:11:30 There's glory for everyone here.
01:14:36 Not to mention Nardi and Mattei.
01:17:39 Hide!
01:24:18 Just think, Anna.
01:29:26 Marco, can't you see what's happening? It's all over now.
01:34:39 I don't know.
01:41:07 Alright, let's get back to town.
01:49:21 Hide! Hide!
01:54:38 your country was on the other side. On their side.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed996
Dialogue density8.7 lines / min
First line00:01:21
Final line01:54:38

Production Record

DirectorGiuliano Montaldo
LanguageItalian

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