Terrorists: The Kids They Sentenced

2003 · 85 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 466 VOTES · DIR. Lukas Moodysson, Stefan Jarl

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Overview

A feature-length documentary, possibly focusing, at least in part, on the recent anti-globalization protests in Gothenburg, Sweden and the alleged police misconduct during the protests.

Dialogue Timeline — 792 lines

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00:00:03 Poem by Anna Eklund When the first blow fell
00:05:33 Step forward my friend there's nothing to fear
00:09:44 lt's not the result of some childhood injustice or anything.
00:12:50 That others were treated unfairly-
00:16:12 With broader perspectives and a better understanding of truth.
00:19:36 At the summit, Sweden wanted to show that we're all in harmony.
00:22:44 Not just from the demonstrators' side, but what the police say-
00:26:06 -people have been forced to start coop daycare centres and so on.
00:29:12 There's no end; everthing has become a product. Fiscal thinking...
00:32:31 To me, it's a conversion of words into action.
00:36:41 lt's definitely related to Bush's visit.
00:39:56 And l thought, ''So that's it, they've made up their minds.''
00:44:01 That multinational corporations are to blame, not the police-
00:47:25 There were two cars there playing music.
00:51:25 On Sunday morning...
00:54:39 -four or five uniforms and three or four plainclothes officers.
00:57:56 No, four plainclothes officers and a police car with two regular officers.
01:01:06 Then things went quickly. They asked if l wanted sedatives and l said yes.
01:04:28 The preliminar report was this thick.
01:07:31 Then they have some circumstantial evidence; they say-
01:10:29 And they've become too strong. They wanted retribution.
01:14:07 My ideal society?
01:17:15 l want to help people, maybe at a women's crisis centre or something.
01:21:18 Not a chance!

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed792
Dialogue density9.3 lines / min
First line00:00:03
Final line01:21:18

Production Record

DirectorLukas Moodysson, Stefan Jarl
LanguageSwedish
IMDb votes466