Weeping for a Bandit

1964 · 100 MIN · IMDB 5.8 · 224 VOTES · DIR. Carlos Saura

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Overview

José María "El Tempranillo" fleeing from justice, takes refuge in Sierra Morena. After a period of hard learning, he becomes the leader of a group of bandits.

Dialogue Timeline — 668 lines

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00:00:07 Weeping for a Bandit
00:02:36 I haven't been followed.
00:05:17 San Miguel.
00:08:19 And be very careful with what you do!
00:09:54 If you lock her in the cellar, she will come out white.
00:15:23 Here.
00:23:44 Let's go!
00:28:11 I'm afraid you got the wrong information. These men are dead.
00:30:25 I ran into some trouble in the village.
00:32:29 Today we are friends, but tomorrow we may be enemies.
00:36:13 Didn't your mother tell you the beatings I got because of you?
00:44:31 I won't be a hassle.
00:47:20 If you do the same thing I do, but far away, the police forces will have to split.
00:50:49 - And, may I ask why all these precautions?
00:54:14 You are married to José María 'El Tempranillo'.
00:58:07 They say it's a public service and...
01:00:49 Stop there!
01:05:24 First Squadron....march!
01:08:27 And what for do you want the mountain? Your business are also elsewhere.
01:12:30 Don't let him escape!
01:17:16 Captain, our squadron is going after the rebels.
01:25:10 What will I get?
01:27:27 I will have to hunt you, Pedro! And you too, Sotillo, if they tell me to do it!
01:32:36 What did you do to them, son? What have us peasants done to be taken prisoners?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed668
Dialogue density6.7 lines / min
First line00:00:07
Final line01:32:36

Production Record

DirectorCarlos Saura
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes224