Walkover

1965 · 77 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 558 VOTES · DIR. Jerzy Skolimowski

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Overview

Walkover, the autobiographical second feature by Polish enfant terrible Jerzy Skolimowski echoes the French nouvelle vague in its extraordinarily stylized tale of a prizefighter who ducks a fight to romance a beautiful blonde.

Dialogue Timeline — 933 lines

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00:00:24 WALKOVER
00:04:48 Well, and until then?
00:06:47 - Is it your motorbike? - Are you going to the factory?
00:09:12 We'll provide the grounds and you deal with the rest by yourselves.
00:11:26 A single-room flat?
00:13:49 And you've got a lady's coat and a radio set in your pocket...
00:16:54 Well... the average strenght of wind over the last 15 years
00:20:03 and yet I ran away just a week before the final leaving exams.
00:22:11 after he had blown up some train, disguised as a priest in a soutane
00:24:57 whilst his talent's going all to waste.
00:26:42 Me, I meant to work too, some time ago but I just didn't manage!
00:29:21 Name?
00:31:26 You see
00:33:44 they look at me... I turn around and there's no one behind...
00:36:36 - I wanted... - Will you please call tonight.
00:38:48 These are outstanding people...
00:41:08 OK... the Light-Medium weight...
00:45:03 Come on... start fighting...
00:49:44 he has no right to fight here...
00:52:28 I used to ask my mother to wake me in the mor-ning counting me out
00:56:02 Not everybody must be locked up right away...
00:58:17 - Come in... - You're heartily welcome...
01:02:28 - Got a light? - No.
01:05:49 Well... she's somewhere around here I suppose.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed933
Dialogue density12.1 lines / min
First line00:00:24
Final line01:05:49

Production Record

DirectorJerzy Skolimowski
LanguagePolish
IMDb votes558