The Dinosaur and the Baby
1967 · 61 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 172 VOTES · DIR. André S. Labarthe
Overview
An hour-long discussion between Fritz Lang and Jean-Luc Godard in which they discuss a variety of art forms, the role of the cinema, their collaboration together, and much more. (Filmed in 1964 but released for TV in 1967.)
Dialogue Timeline — 660 lines
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00:00:33 Dialogue in eight parts between Fritz Lang and Jean Luc Godard
00:06:40 You are Fritz Lang and l'm Jean-Luc Godard.
00:08:41 Not as a carpenter, but as a hard worker.
00:10:50 Someone said: ''l can see very well what you wanted to do
00:13:22 doesn't just belong to this century. l think it's an art for young people.
00:15:41 café or even private home from the clutches of the police.
00:17:46 We couIdn't speak out.
00:20:47 You're a baby.
00:22:53 We have censorship to an extent
00:25:16 and, full of hope, l line up alongside the other vendors.''
00:27:44 Maybe the public is a bit like that.
00:30:00 they had a life of their own, you know?
00:32:19 What will it be called?
00:35:25 A bit like the New Wave. l'm happy to hear that.
00:37:48 has to walk here. lt takes a long time.
00:40:06 l wouldn't know whether l'd want the desk there
00:43:28 - Let him have it! - Quiet!
00:45:53 which culminates here.
00:48:00 l have no reason to see something like CIeopatra. lt's always the same thing.
00:50:34 You must be taken out of action.
00:52:59 Always! Always! Always!
00:55:27 And now there's something that l find interesting.
00:58:22 EPlLOGUE
01:00:40 Once more. Cut!
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed660
Dialogue density10.8 lines / min
First line00:00:33
Final line01:00:40
Production Record
DirectorAndré S. Labarthe
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes172