The Horla
1966 · 38 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 177 VOTES · DIR. Jean-Daniel Pollet
Overview
A man who lives by himself becomes increasingly concerned that he is not alone. Based on the short story by Guy de Maupassant.
Dialogue Timeline — 304 lines
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00:00:11 "Primitive... Primitive...
00:01:08 the silence which prevails on calm nights
00:02:05 "Never have any groans of suffering pained me so much as that desolate appeal
00:05:02 rapid, surprising and inexplicable effect.
00:06:37 My state is really very peculiar.
00:09:07 2nd of June.
00:11:18 2nd of July. I have come back, quite cured.
00:14:04 I accidentally noticed the waterbottle was full up to the cut-glass stopper.
00:15:20 that double, mysterious life
00:16:18 I have just been through some surprising ordeals.
00:18:08 All the water had been drunk,...
00:19:33 Then the flower raised itself
00:20:28 7th of August.
00:22:36 and I was surprised and uneasy
00:24:26 Somebody possesses my soul and governs it!
00:26:11 I opened my eyes without moving.
00:27:05 He whom frightened first terrors of trusting peoples
00:27:43 but the Horla will make of man what man has made of the horse and the ox:
00:28:25 Why not one more? Why not, also, other trees with immense
00:29:05 But I see it, it flutters from star to star
00:29:54 and pretended to write very assiduously, to deceive Him
00:31:46 25th of August.
00:34:31 Why this transparent, unrecognizable body, this body belonging to a spirit
00:36:20 I suppose I must kill myself!
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed304
Dialogue density8.0 lines / min
First line00:00:11
Final line00:36:20
Production Record
DirectorJean-Daniel Pollet
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes177