The Biggest Flower in the World
2007 · 10 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 65 VOTES · DIR. Juan Pablo Etcheverry
Overview
Reflections on childhood, individualism and existentialism in the form of visual poetry.
Dialogue Timeline — 21 lines
00:01:16 Stories for children should be written with simple words
00:01:21 because children, being small
00:01:23 they know a few words... and they don't want them very complicated.
00:01:32 I would like to write these stories
00:01:35 but I have never been able to learn and that makes me sad.
00:02:06 If I had those skills
00:02:08 I would be able to tell a wonderful story
00:02:11 I once invented, very reachly detailed.
00:07:31 This was a story I wanted to tell.
00:07:35 It makes me sad not to be able how to relate stories for children
00:07:39 but at least you already know how the story would be
00:07:44 and you will be able to explain it in other way
00:07:46 with simpler words than mine.
00:07:48 And you may later end up
00:07:50 knowing how to write stories for children.
00:07:55 Who can tell me that I won't read some day this story again?
00:07:59 written by you, although much more beautiful.
00:08:26 What about that stories for children were compulsory readings for adults?
00:08:32 Would we really be able to learn
00:08:35 we've been teaching since long time ago?
00:08:39 Jose Saramago
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed21
Dialogue density2.1 lines / min
First line00:01:16
Final line00:08:39
Production Record
DirectorJuan Pablo Etcheverry
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes65