The Day That Shook the World
1975 · 130 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 379 VOTES · DIR. Veljko Bulajić
Overview
An historical depiction of the events preceding the political murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, would-be emperor of the Austro-Hungarian throne, in Sarajevo on June 28th, 1914.
Dialogue Timeline — 791 lines
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00:00:18 Proclamation: We, emperor of Austria, king of Czechs, Hungary etc... to Bosnia
00:08:51 Russia will jump to help her.
00:12:02 They tell me... something's wrong with your health.
00:14:59 Ferdi, please.
00:18:15 who happily awaits for you to kill them.
00:22:21 You are equalizing that? You see my friend
00:26:56 Gavro.
00:29:28 First cop you met will ask: HEY YOU.
00:34:25 Fooling around in pub, on border.
00:42:36 Ah new suit. Where from? - Non of your business.
00:49:29 They go on maneuvers.
00:57:27 So many? - They cast us from hand to hand. Like some package.
00:59:54 That’s up to our posterior.
01:04:43 Yes, it did look to me as some bad omen.
01:08:57 You know... actually...
01:15:51 You cant make our policy.
01:22:05 Before you two, will be two boys, at corner.
01:25:56 Besides, it would be formal excuse for war.
01:31:55 Thus I ask him that to all soldiers who participate in maneuvers
01:34:33 Police will come.. get out.. they will close my pub...
01:39:59 You come, and hiding, even from me.
01:45:03 I'll be with you, lead whole thing. Bring the weapons
01:57:56 Death to tyranny, long live freedom.
02:02:53 That's only a true face of this savage country.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed791
Dialogue density6.1 lines / min
First line00:00:18
Final line02:02:53
Production Record
DirectorVeljko Bulajić
LanguageSH
IMDb votes379