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Dancer in the Dark is a Allemand film of genre Drama directed by Lars von Trier released in USA on 6 october 2000 with Björk

Dancer in the Dark (2000)

Dancer in the Dark
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Selma Ježková

Facebook Share this quote on facebook In Czechoslovakia, I saw a film, and they were eating candy from a tin just like this. I thought to myself... how wonderful it must be in the United States.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook I've got little games I play when it goes really hard. When I'm working in the factory... and the machines, they make these... rhythms... And I just start dreaming, and it all becomes music.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Clatter, crash, clack! Racket, bang, thump! Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam! It's music, now dance!

Facebook Share this quote on facebook I used to dream that I was in a musical coz in a musical nothing dreadful ever happens.

Dialogue

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Selma: You're fantastic. You just have to listen to your heart, Cvalda.
Kathy: I don't want you to call me Cvalda.
Selma: You're Cvalda to me.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Selma: [in the cinema, asking description of the movie because she can't see] How is she doing?
Kathy: It's when she cannot keep up, and she's going to faint. Ah, she fainted.
Angry man: Please be quiet.
Kathy: Oh, give us a break. She doesn't see that well.
Angry man: I paid good money to see this film.
Kathy: Well, so did she.
Selma: I love it when they dance.
Angry man: For Pete's sake, it's a musical. Of course they're dancing!
Kathy: We know that!
Angry man: Oh, you're so smart.
Kathy: Yes.
Selma: I think you made friends, Kathy. [laughing]

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Selma: Would it make you feel better If I told you a secret?
Bill: What secret could you tell me?
Selma: I'm going blind. Not yet, but... soon. Maybe sometime this year.
Bill: Blind...
Selma: It's not as bad as it sounds. It's, uh... It's a family thing.
Bill: But, blind?
Selma: I've always known it. From... when I was a little girl, I knew.
Bill: And you're okay?
Selma: Well, I came to America because in America, they can give Gene an operation.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Selma: You know when the camera goes really big and it comes up out of the roof, and you just know that it's gonna end? I hate that. I used to cheat on that when I was a little girl back in Czechoslovakia. I would leave the cinema just after the next to last song, and the film would just go on forever. It's lovely, isn't it?
Bill: That is lovely.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Jeff: Look, I don't understand. In musicals... why do they start to sing and dance all of a sudden? I mean, I don't suddenly start... to sing and dance.
Selma: No... You're right, Jeff. You don't.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Jeff: You can't see, can you?
Selma: What is there to see?

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Brenda: Why don't you try to think of something nice, all right?
Selma: It's just so quiet here.
Brenda: What's that got to do with it, Selma?
Selma: You know, when I used to work in the factory... I used to dream that I was in a musical... Because, in a musical, nothing dreadful ever happens.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Kathy: But he needs his mother, you know, alive, no matter where!
Selma: You don't understand! He needs his eyes!
Kathy: He needs his mother!
Selma: No!
Kathy: Yes! Alive!
Selma: NO!!
Kathy: Listen to reason for once, Selma! Selma...
Selma: I listen to my heart...

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Jeff: Why did you have him? You knew he would have the same disease as you.
Selma: I just wanted to hold a little baby... just in my arms.

Taglines

Facebook Share this quote on facebook You don't need eyes to see.

Facebook Share this quote on facebook In a world of shadows, she found the light of life.

Cast

Facebook Share this quote on facebook Vladica Kostic - Gene