The Organizer
1963 · 130 MIN · IMDB 8.0 · 3,495 VOTES · DIR. Mario Monicelli
Overview
In the late 19th century, a former high school teacher turned unionist tries to organize workers laboring with inhuman conditions at a textile factory.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,074 lines
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00:00:05 The Comrades
00:12:52 And after something like this happens we don't even protest.
00:17:07 You just have to be more careful.
00:22:39 We're leaving! Didn't you hear the bell?
00:28:54 the right to intervene in parliament.
00:34:10 but this lad isn't all wrong.
00:37:12 because you have to be prepared to resist.
00:42:30 -What is it? -An instrument from the 18th Century.
00:46:22 -First swear. -I swear, maese Pautasso.
00:52:27 And I told you not to smoke. It bothers me.
00:55:42 It's very high.
00:59:54 My house is like this.
01:03:25 You can blow yourself up. I don't care
01:07:25 Mr. Engineer, let's talk man to man.
01:11:24 We are hungrier. We haven't worked for a month.
01:18:14 The incident broke the silence.
01:22:02 One can be human without being a socialist.
01:28:21 -Who is he? -I know him.
01:33:40 Cold, eh?
01:40:11 Sorry. You brought my clothes. Thanks.
01:43:49 I'm a worker like yourself.
01:47:42 Did they pay you to say this?
01:51:29 They are the majority.
01:56:16 Halt!
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,074
Dialogue density8.3 lines / min
First line00:00:05
Final line01:56:16
Production Record
DirectorMario Monicelli
LanguageItalian
IMDb votes3,495