Schultze Gets the Blues
2003 · 114 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 3,787 VOTES · DIR. Michael Schorr
Overview
Schultze is an accordion player and newly without work. When the local music club celebrates its 50th anniversary, his taste of music changes unexpectedly.
Dialogue Timeline — 468 lines
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00:00:51 Raise the barrier!
00:05:06 Like down the pit.
00:09:59 "Skilled and unskilled workers.
00:13:21 Our twin city in America.
00:14:48 What a band - one wants to but can't, the other can but won't!
00:21:17 The next time you go without telling us, it's house arrest, Frau Lorant!
00:23:21 Goodbye. You've got time now.
00:27:07 - Touch it, move it. That's the rule. - You and your rules. I'll put it back!
00:32:15 just to give you an example, an opera singer.
00:36:58 # Green pepper, a hundred grams of smoked ham
00:40:15 - American. - Wow!
00:42:54 But that's how it is, nothing you can do about it.
00:46:30 I thought it would make a change.
00:49:27 No, just for this dumb festival.
00:53:08 Dear music lovers, brothers and sisters.
00:57:29 # For me, personally, it's a change from the daily routine.
01:03:33 Here comes that old story again.
01:11:03 Ah, music!
01:15:09 - Are you sure? - He said five.
01:20:18 - That way. - OK, OK. Thank you.
01:30:56 Have you got a problem? What's the problem?
01:35:02 # - Pretty thirsty, huh? - Durst, ja.
01:36:17 You can help yourself. There's some fish and shrimp and some potatoes.
01:43:25 You who let men die and then say
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed468
Dialogue density4.1 lines / min
First line00:00:51
Final line01:43:25
Production Record
DirectorMichael Schorr
LanguageGerman
Revenue$4,035,118
IMDb votes3,787