Pugowitza

1981 · 101 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 36 VOTES · DIR. Jürgen Brauer

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Overview

World War II is over and Heinrich, a young German boy, influenced by the Russians, starts to act according to Communist principles in a small German village.

Dialogue Timeline — 678 lines

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00:00:24 You should not wait any longer, Heinrich. The Russians will be here soon.
00:08:54 Volksgenossen, shouldn't we follow his example?
00:15:59 - Chiffchaff. - Willow Warbler.
00:20:26 And I was right. ... You, Heinrich Habermann saved the fatherland.
00:25:51 Little man, come here.
00:31:55 You become big man, Heinrich. You grow and grow.
00:35:01 There not good, Berniko.
00:38:20 Of course, the Poles were hungry. But Dollek always went over the top.
00:40:07 Sure, but it's a cello.
00:43:19 You not understand? Hitler yesterday. The red flag today.
00:45:52 But he fell in the war.
00:50:20 But otherwise it's khorosho. It has a lot of fish.
00:54:07 Whatever, you're mayor!
00:57:25 But you need a fierce tone.
00:59:39 We must have another meeting. I didn't inform them about the deliveries.
01:02:29 Now music should be played.
01:05:32 They don't have any more milk for the children in the city.
01:09:28 - What kind of fish will we catch? - How about some eels?
01:15:19 That is a big steamboat.
01:17:23 I'll take Otwin with me, Mr. Komarek.
01:20:03 He doesn't run a shop. But he can get you everything.
01:23:37 We have to get a doctor. We really have to get a doctor.
01:27:59 All those years you think somebody is waiting for you.
01:31:28 What do you think about an engangement party, Heinrich?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed678
Dialogue density6.7 lines / min
First line00:00:24
Final line01:31:28

Production Record

DirectorJürgen Brauer
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes36