The Overcoat
1959 · 75 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 355 VOTES · DIR. Aleksey Batalov
Overview
A story about a government clerk who has his precious new overcoat stolen. No-one seems willing to help him retrieve his prized possession, a fact that continues to concern him even when he is beyond the grave.
Dialogue Timeline — 351 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:08 THE OVERCOAT
00:02:49 Let it be: Akakiy Akakyevich.
00:05:33 Everything was that colour.
00:09:04 You have to change the title. In first three lines
00:12:38 Mister Bashmachkin, it's snowing.
00:14:44 But to go to the boss...one can stay without job then.
00:16:29 Well...about nine arshin.
00:18:34 I didn't mean that. That's temporarily...
00:23:03 That's to me! That's to me!
00:26:22 I was ordered a job. It's done now. Whom are you looking for?
00:28:01 [He] doesn't give [loan]?
00:29:41 And amount...exactly precise...
00:32:47 My bad. It's nothing.
00:35:09 Money, Petrovich, on the table. Pardon me, I didn't have enough time to change it.
00:42:46 Oh, Mr. Bashmachkin! I didn't recognize you. Gentlemen, new overcoat!
00:48:24 Be welcome, sir.
00:50:53 No, here's...here's...
00:57:44 Keep quiet. I say he must go to [higher rank] officer.
00:59:28 I can't remember exactly, but... So, you can't.
01:01:41 You don't know how things are arranged.
01:03:01 Do you understand, I ask you!
01:05:02 ? Swine-mug! Fraud!
01:06:43 God and Holy Mary!
01:10:19 Room for rent for a clerk. In Philippoviy house.
Cast & Characters
Rolan Bykov
Akaki Akakiyevich Bashmachkin
Yuriy Tolubeev
Petrovich
Aleksandra Yozhkina
zhena Petrovicha
Elena Ponsova
Avdutya Semyonova khozyayka
Georgiy Teykh
Znachitelnoye litso
Georgiy Teykh
vtoroy grabitel
Georgiy Kolosov
Chastnyy pristav
Nikolay Kuzmin
Grabitel
Mikhail Ladygin
Rostovhchik
Rem Lebedev
Pomoshchnik stolonachalnika
Pyotr Lobanov
Kvartalnyy nadziratel
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed351
Dialogue density4.7 lines / min
First line00:00:08
Final line01:10:19
Production Record
DirectorAleksey Batalov
LanguageRussian
IMDb votes355