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Isadora

Singer wanted to speak to me aloneand we sent the children off to see the sights of Paris

Singer wanted to speak to me alone
and we sent the children off to see the sights of Paris

Full Transcript

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Singer wanted to speak to me alone and we sent the children off
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to see the sights of Paris.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
739
Timestamp in Movie
01:28:46
Uploaded
Jan 24, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, music
Production
Universal Pictures,Hakim,Paris Film Production

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Movie Summary

A biography of the 1920s dancer Isadora Duncan, who forever changed people's ideas of ballet. Her nude, semi-nude, and pro-Soviet dance projects as well as her attitude and lifestyle shocked the public of her time.
Then I kissed them. - Isadora 00:05
Then I kissed them.
I kissed the glass in the spot where their lips come toward me. - Isadora 00:11
I kissed the glass in the spot where their lips come toward ...
There are some sorrows that kill. - Isadora 00:05
There are some sorrows that kill.
That tragedy but to end all hope of a natural, joyous life for me. - Isadora 00:31
That tragedy but to end all hope of a natural, joyous life f...
And so I said goodbye to the old world - Isadora 00:10
And so I said goodbye to the old world
I came to Russia with great hopes. - Isadora 00:15
I came to Russia with great hopes.
They came to me for food and shelter. - Isadora 00:13
They came to me for food and shelter.
I became fiercely determined that these children - Isadora 00:11
I became fiercely determined that these children
The government could give me no material help beyond the building, - Isadora 00:14
The government could give me no material help beyond the bui...
Here, in one large room, in a freezing palace stripped of hot water pipes, - Isadora 00:19
Here, in one large room, in a freezing palace stripped of ho...
Isadora! - Isadora 00:08
Isadora!
Isadora! - Isadora 00:31
Isadora!
He speaks about countryside where he was born. - Isadora 00:06
He speaks about countryside where he was born.
He says he's a lot like you, he cannot go back. - Isadora 00:06
He says he's a lot like you, he cannot go back.
He has descenced to create this poem to you, Madam. - Isadora 00:09
He has descenced to create this poem to you, Madam.
I never knew a poet could be as beautiful as his words. - Isadora 00:10
I never knew a poet could be as beautiful as his words.
What's he say? - Isadora 00:09
What's he say?
All right, now, this is a book. - Isadora 00:12
All right, now, this is a book.
Is this pencil blue? - Isadora 00:23
Is this pencil blue?
Good, good, write it down. - Isadora 00:16
Good, good, write it down.