The Photograph

1968 · 32 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 162 VOTES · DIR. Krzysztof Kieślowski

The Photograph poster

Overview

After looking at a photograph from the end of World War II of two young boys holding guns, celebrating the liberation of Warsaw, a documentarian for Polish television tries to find the boys and discover how their lives have went.

Dialogue Timeline — 271 lines

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00:00:04 THE PHOTOGRAPH
00:01:27 Two officers took off their hats and put them on the heads of the boys
00:03:26 I don't remember this. [unintelligible]
00:04:38 - It's Mrs. Waszylowa. - But kids, tell something about the kids.
00:06:04 Take a look at this picture.
00:07:30 - Don't you remember? - I don't remember.
00:08:56 What was his name?
00:10:23 Mister, this one looks like my... boy.
00:11:32 Neighbours told us they were from Janczewscy family.
00:12:34 To Mr. Michalowski. I have a favor, can you come here for a moment?
00:13:55 We were living in front of each other.
00:16:09 - Do you remember this family? - I remember them, but not very well.
00:17:49 - He's not here right now. - Can youcome here for a moment?
00:19:06 - Where did you find it? - We found it.
00:20:06 I saw it and really liked it. Mostly his opened mouth, I think.
00:21:28 - What does he do for a living? Jurek. - He's a driver too, in Warszawianka.
00:22:57 Tell us what happened when this photo was taken.
00:24:17 - Where does he work? - In Warszawianka, in Grochów.
00:25:12 - A driver? - Yes. - I think he left.
00:26:30 Army came there. And we... It wasn't just me, there were a lot of kids.
00:27:37 - And who gave him this photo? - Father bought a newspaper in France.
00:28:56 and you know, I noticed her.
00:30:02 Who knows, maybe we'll get divorced.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed271
Dialogue density8.5 lines / min
First line00:00:04
Final line00:30:02

Production Record

DirectorKrzysztof Kieślowski
LanguagePolish
IMDb votes162