The Sun
2005 · 111 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 3,014 VOTES · DIR. Aleksandr Sokurov
Overview
A re-imagination of Japanese Emperor Hirohito’s final days in power as WWII draws to a close.
Dialogue Timeline — 320 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:53 Please, turn on the radio.
00:05:57 It seems that everything is leading to a situation
00:07:49 The tea, it's not the same as it used to be.
00:11:42 Spectacles.
00:15:41 but the military has every intention of continuing the war
00:17:11 doesn't have any decisive influence on the fighting spirit of our soldiers.
00:18:48 the deceased Meiji Emperor speaks of the long-awaited peace
00:20:28 But only a peace that is on favourable terms for my people.
00:27:44 preferably whelks and periwinkles.
00:28:44 Yes, it never leaves its shores.
00:29:41 The other countries that participated in international conferences did not share
00:31:54 The sound of the guns was silenced by the sand storms
00:41:12 Death swallows both.
00:55:21 Do you agree to submit to the will of the Allied Command?
01:06:00 as well as for writing.
01:08:05 Make yourself at ease.
01:09:44 The main building burned to the ground after the enemy bombing.
01:11:21 The Meiji Emperor was a leading poet.
01:13:31 Bring it.
01:17:35 They are Americans.
01:36:34 Have you thought about it carefully?
01:41:15 I have done it. Now we are free.
01:43:28 But I have written some new poetry. I just don't know what it is about.
01:45:01 No.
Cast & Characters
Issei Ogata
Emperor Shouwa-Tennou Hirohito
Robert Dawson
General Douglas MacArthur
Kaori Momoi
Empress Kojun
Shirô Sano
The chamberlain
Shinmei Tsuji
Old servant
Taijirô Tamura
Scientist
Georgiy Pitskhelauri
McArthur's warrant officer
Hiroya Morita
Suzuki, Prime Minister
Toshiaki Nishizawa
Yonai, Minister of the Navy
Naomasa Musaka
Anami - Minister of War
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed320
Dialogue density2.9 lines / min
First line00:02:53
Final line01:45:01
Production Record
DirectorAleksandr Sokurov
LanguageRussian
IMDb votes3,014