The War Is Over
1966 · 117 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 2,557 VOTES · DIR. Alain Resnais
Overview
Diego is one of the chiefs of the Spanish Communist Party. On his way from Madrid to Paris, he is arrested at the border for an ID check but manages to get free. When he arrives in Paris, he starts searching for one of his comrades to prevent him from going to Madrid where he could be arrested.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,235 lines
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00:00:13 THE WAR IS OVER
00:05:44 - What's all this about? - I've no idea either.
00:09:53 It the inspector had reached Sallanches himself...
00:13:24 - Juan? No news of Juan. - You weren't expecting him?
00:18:48 That's right, but there's no Madame Lopez here.
00:22:39 not just because of the months and years of work...
00:25:44 Every minute counts now!
00:29:16 if you find the house empty, come sleep here.
00:36:47 Domingo.
00:42:03 They'll wonder if you don't come and say hello.
00:46:44 If they think I'm a liar, too bad!
00:53:42 Breakfast, 42.
01:04:10 Patience.
01:09:03 These measures appear to be directly linked to the unrest...
01:13:01 an inevitable finale.
01:16:03 You're staying here.
01:23:43 - Why are you speaking to me like that? - I have to know!
01:29:20 He didn't say why I'm going?
01:34:28 Stop at that cafe.
01:38:28 It's an unreal action.
01:43:04 What exactly do you stand for?
01:46:05 The question is, how long were you tailed...
01:50:35 - Damn! - What's wrong?
01:55:15 THE END
Cast & Characters
Yves Montand
Diego Mora
Ingrid Thulin
Marianne
Geneviève Bujold
Nadine Sallanches
Jean Dasté
Le chef du réseau clandestin
Jean Dasté
Chief
Dominique Rozan
Jude
Jean-François Rémi
Juan
Marie Mergey
Madame Lopez
Michel Piccoli
L'inspecteur des douanes
Michel Piccoli
First Customs Inspector
Anouk Ferjac
Marie Jude
Roland Monod
Antoine
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,235
Dialogue density10.6 lines / min
First line00:00:13
Final line01:55:15
Production Record
DirectorAlain Resnais
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes2,557