The Day After I'm Gone
2020 · 98 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · DIR. Nimrod Eldar
Overview
Yoram, a 50-year-old veterinarian living in Tel-Aviv, is forced to re-examine his relationship with his adolescent daughter Roni, after she wishes to end her life. He decides to take her on a journey to visit her mother’s family, a process of self and mutual discovery in a primordial desert land enveloping the Dead Sea.
Dialogue Timeline — 761 lines
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00:02:50 THE DAY AFTER I'M GONE
00:07:16 No, you're not getting anything. Get back into your vehicle!
00:10:57 I don't know what that is.
00:15:23 Almost four.
00:17:15 Absolutely.
00:20:42 We are currently obligated to enter and check on her.
00:24:38 Chapter 121, 130, 142,
00:28:28 And what you get is a mental state of agitation.
00:34:08 I'll see you at home in the evening.
00:39:25 Yes, why not?
00:44:30 "How could she do it?"
00:48:05 Are you famous?
00:49:38 Do you actually bend teaspoons? -Sure.
00:52:34 Lady! Come here.
00:54:30 We'll take care of ourselves.
00:56:49 He's talking nonsense.
01:00:22 Roni tried to kill herself.
01:03:27 You just have to know- how to go with the flow
01:10:42 I'd give her two slaps across the face.
01:13:33 Who cares what she said! Are you listening to yourself?
01:15:57 Stupid girl. -Aryeh, getting mad now is certainly not useful to anyone.
01:18:42 You had to tell them, didn't you?
01:21:41 Roni'le, I love you very much.
01:31:21 Producers: Moshe Edery, Leon Edery, Nimrod Eldar, Jonathan Doweck
Cast & Characters
Menashe Noy
Yoram
Zohar Meidan
Roni
Alon Neuman
Arie
Sarit Vino-Elad
Sivan
Sharon Hacohen
Mira
Claudia Dulitchi
Maesella
Miri Aloni
Aviva
Eli Muallem
Rami
Ben Kippris
Ben
Maayan Eliasi
Police Woman
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed761
Dialogue density7.8 lines / min
First line00:02:50
Final line01:31:21
Production Record
DirectorNimrod Eldar
LanguageHebrew
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