The Man Who Loved Haugesund
2003 · 62 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 98 VOTES · DIR. Tore Vollan, Jon Haukeland
Overview
The story about the poor Polish Moritz Rabinowitz who fell in love with the town of Haugesund, Norway, and became a wealthy clothes salesman, and was deported by the Nazi regime when they took control over Norway.
Dialogue Timeline — 545 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:19 Everyone in Haugesund has a coat hanger from Rabinowitz in the closet.
00:03:07 He lived in an apartment above the store.
00:05:36 I realized at once that Haugesund was a thriving town.
00:08:50 He was ahead of his time, he must have been.
00:10:45 - cloth brushes with fine bristles, thousands of pocket knives -
00:13:03 One of the girls was rather big, and he got stuck on top of her.
00:15:00 If we came to a turn and I slowed down he would shout: Drive on!
00:17:12 The shelves in Haugesund are bulging with stock.
00:20:25 - is in itself like a fairy tale.
00:23:26 "I can't imagine anyone asking him to, but that wasn't his fault."
00:25:48 - and she therefore moved to Bergen.
00:28:05 He was never in our home.
00:31:27 It was one of his most beautiful dreams.
00:33:50 Rabinowitz points out that he had witnessed the massacres of the Czar, -
00:36:47 - biological mentality, a new era."
00:39:02 He stated "Now the elephant has started stamping in the heap of glass".
00:41:32 15 km from the sea lies the lake Fjellgårdsvatnet -
00:44:08 - and another had been sunk.
00:46:30 He was very afraid it would get out.
00:48:29 He didn't have it in his heart to leave her. It wasn't the money.
00:50:35 - and I heard a shout demanding to talk to Askeland, -
00:52:57 - went out into the hallway -
00:55:30 At least that one time, but he had other opportunities as well.
00:57:59 The store and the factory are to be run by his employees.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed545
Dialogue density8.8 lines / min
First line00:00:19
Final line00:57:59
Production Record
DirectorTore Vollan, Jon Haukeland
LanguageNorwegian
IMDb votes98