Movie Quotes for 71+Fragmente+Einer+Chronologie+Des+Zufalls

Des Bishop: You know what I hate about drunkenness? Its the
  uniformity of drunkenness - it makes everyone into the same person.
  Just loud and silly... You think youre totally mad, yknow? But in
  reality youre just... youre just everyone becomes in unison, one
  person.

[repeated line]
Des: Shall we do it?
Mel: Lets do it.
Des: Were gonna do it!

[subtitled version]
Alchemist: I am haunted by a long-standing suspicion that a terrible
  truth is hidden in the great sea of ignorance that surrounds us and
  we have never had the courage or the talent to bring it to light.
  My suspicions have evolved into an unsettling certainty that has
  become impossible for me to bear. I have decided to uncover those
  hidden truths whatever the cost. I would rather be squashed by the
  truth this instant than let my existence serve a lie!

Asti: Give me back the lens or Ill bitch-slap you with my
  lightsabre!

[subtitled version]
Palatinus: I have countless books, and countless more in the cellar.
  Sometimes I put one of them in the window because I like the cover
  or the smell. This one is definitely very old.
Severin: Ive seen it before, as a little boy. I was very afraid of
  it.
Palatinus: Why?
Severin: I dont know, I was just afraid. I know, it sounds stupid,
  but... Ive totally forgotten about it and now its just lying
  there like... out of some obscure dream.
Palatinus: What about it?
Severin: No idea. I thought it could drive you mad... I really
  thought it could kill you.

Narrator: The calculation of interest is absurd. - If Josef would
  have opened a savings account with one Cent at 5 % interest upon
  the birth of Christ and if the economy had been inflation-free,
  Josefs descendants would have in the year 1604 a fortune worth a
  golden globe the weight of the whole world at todays gold-price.

Jean Ziegler: A child that dies of starvation today is being
  murdered. There is no reason for dying. It is the world order that
  kills.

Jean Ziegler: For 250 years, a little more, we in Europe and many
  people in the world have lived under republican constitutions, with
  the values of solidarity and social justice, the values of the
  enlightenment, the institutions of human rights, and so on. This
  type of society is in deadly peril today.

Harald Wozniewski: Today we are living in a feudal system, which is
  based on law and legalized by it, so everything thats happening
  here is quite legal. Many people work for the benefit of few, very
  few.

Roland Geitmann: It has to bother anyone with religious feeling that
  the main part of mankind is not satisfied in their basic needs
  while economy is as successful as never before.

[reads from -then top secret, now public- document PPS23, 24th
  February 1948; written by George Kennan, Head of the US State
  Department Policy Planning Staff]
Narrator: Furthermore, we have about 50% of the worlds wealth but
  only 6.3% of its population. In this situation, we cannot fail to
  be the object of envy and resentment. Our real task in the coming
  period is to devise a pattern of relationships which will permit us
  to maintain this position of disparity. To do so, we will have to
  dispense with all sentimentality and day-dreaming; and our
  attention will have to be concentrated everywhere on our immediate
  national objectives. We should cease to talk about vague and - for
  the Far East - unreal objectives such as human rights, the raising
  of living standards, and democratization. The day is not far off
  when we are going to have to deal in straight power concepts. The
  less we are then hampered by idealistic slogans, the better.

Narrator: To the church, charging interest is a punishable crime
  until the 18th century. He who profits from interest will be
  refused Christian burial. But money prevails even among Christians.

Fred: I am called Fred but you can call me... for help!

Jean Ziegler: We are standing at the edge of time.

Jean Ziegler: Whos ruling the world? This is, of course, the
  oligarchy of the international financial capital.

Stéphanie: Hows is your hand?
Stephane: It started to smell like a foot.
Stéphanie: Its a good sign.

Guy: [after throwing Guys TV set into the canal] It floats!
Stephane: Yeah, it floats.
Guy: Now the fish can watch crappy shows from below.

Stéphanie: Organization always merges back if you dont pay
  attention.
Stephane: Death to organization.

Stéphanie: Thingsll turn out the way you want, if you could just
  stop doubting that I love you. Call me home. Next door.

Stephane: [after giving Stephanie the one second time traveling
  machine] For the occasion of... youre pretty.

Stephane: [ Shows 3-D glasses ] You can see real life in 3-D
Stéphanie: Isnt life already in 3-D?
Stephane: Yeah but, come on.

Stéphanie: Distraction is an obstruction for the construction.

[giving advice to Stéphane in a ski dream]
Serge: Stéphane, talk with the heart!
Martine: Yeah, be gentle!
Guy: Fuck her!

Stephane: [Zoe is dancing flirtaciously with Guy] Does she always
  dance like that?
Stéphanie: Yeah.
Stephane: I mean, is it always like that? Or just when shes been
  drinking?
Stéphanie: Do you have a problem with it?
Stephane: No, I just cant imagine how anyone would end up doing that
  with Guy.

Stephane: This girl is at once all the women that broke my heart. She
  is so beautiful and generous, and shes asking me to leave...
  because she is dumping me.
Stephane: Shes dumping me because I am a cheap drug dealer, and I am
  a drug dealer because she wants to leave me.
Stephane: The police are going to get me now, this is all my fault.