Roy's World: Barry Gifford's Chicago

2020 · 75 MIN · IMDB 8.4 · DIR. Rob Christopher

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Overview

Author Barry Gifford's gritty autobiographical stories of growing up in 1950s Chicago provide the backdrop for an impressionistic documentary portrait of a vanished time and place.

Dialogue Timeline — 936 lines

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00:01:07 "The path on the hillside is a stripe of light,
00:05:53 "Hell was cold, not hot
00:09:09 "lying in the sun without responsibilities."
00:12:23 "Rosita was a little older than I. She was from Puerto Rico.
00:14:59 you had to be a doctor or a pharmacist.
00:18:43 We were living in the Seneca Hotel.
00:21:38 "Roy's father smiled and said,
00:24:12 Can't you forget about this, Officer?
00:27:53 And that seemed somehow humiliating to me.
00:30:30 " 'I was born in one in Chicago.'
00:32:38 "The taxi was still waiting with the motor running and they got in.
00:36:11 So the older boys basically preyed upon the younger kids.
00:41:19 "who told Roy that his father had died.
00:44:08 "I kept going over it in my head."
00:47:26 that she would kill herself, or her husband,
00:50:33 "Roy realized that the girl was older than he'd first thought.
00:52:58 About girls and women.
00:55:33 " 'My mother says he's part Indian.'
00:57:33 " 'You were in the reformatory?'
00:59:39 "and pushed her tongue deep into Roy's mouth
01:02:13 "As soon as he turned 16, he could get a driver's license.
01:05:02 I knew I wasn't destined to remain there.
01:08:33 "She said, 'Buona sera.'
01:12:16 So I'm with Chekhov.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed936
Dialogue density12.5 lines / min
First line00:01:07
Final line01:12:16

Production Record

DirectorRob Christopher
LanguageEnglish
Budget$100,000

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