Pripyat
1999 · 100 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 355 VOTES · DIR. Nikolaus Geyrhalter
Overview
After the catastrophe in 1986, a 30-km restricted zone was erected around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, and 116,000 persons were evacuated from this area. Pripyat is a portrait of the people who still live and work there, and of those who have moved back. What is life like for these people, a life with the invisible and incomprehensible danger of radioactivity? How do they deal with the aftereffects of an accident which is claimed to be statistically improbable? Four protagonists tell their stories and provide a look at everyday life in “their“ zone.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,091 lines
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00:01:04 Pripyat was the town...
00:05:14 is far above the permissible level.
00:09:20 And then everything turned out quite differently.
00:14:07 and we returned and now live here again.
00:16:27 I was fired three days before the accident.
00:20:04 It was like it had been bombed.
00:23:58 one on the left and one on the right.
00:27:17 And it was always full on the weekends.
00:29:38 they all came, of course.
00:32:47 There's radiation wherever the wind blows.
00:36:59 We also have helicopters here.
00:39:58 and take what they need.
00:45:20 If anybody cared, they would have moved us away by now.
00:47:57 Maybe there are only 80 families. Something like that.
00:53:55 Even breathing is dangerous in my opinion.
00:58:36 Is this fish contaminated?
01:02:14 No, television, not the press, just a film.
01:05:54 OK, then I'll take a steak.
01:09:08 Chernobyl! Clean yards, clean streets, a clean city!
01:13:04 no life, nothing
01:15:20 Of course, you can't live here.
01:22:25 We even washed the floor ourselves.
01:30:30 The intention is...
01:35:27 You can see how thick the brush is here.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,091
Dialogue density10.9 lines / min
First line00:01:04
Final line01:35:27
Production Record
DirectorNikolaus Geyrhalter
LanguageRussian
IMDb votes355