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[first lines]
Young Stephan: Breathe.
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[last lines]
Rachel Singer: My name is Rachel Singer. Please publish what you are about to read. In 1965, I was part of a mission to kidnap Dieter Vogel, The Surgeon of Birkenau, and bring him to Israel to stand trial. We have always claimed that Vogel was killed, trying to escape. But this was a lie. A lie I have lived with for thirty years. And now I understand that I must tell the truth.
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Young David: Here you are a Mossad agent, all those years of training, the highest levels of marksmanship and krav maga, and your first big mission is sewing.
Young Rachel: Black belt in dressmaking.
[brandishing a pin]
Young David: I never argue with an armed woman.
Young Rachel: [stabs him with the pin]
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Doktor Bernhardt: Do it. You want to do it... Do it.
Young Rachel: [finishes shaving his neck]
Doktor Bernhardt: That's right. I'd forgotten. You Jews never knew how to kill. Only how to die.
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Young David: Nobody's ever going to find him again.
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Stephan Gold: I thought I'd been punished already.
Rachel Singer: God doesn't plant car bombs.
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Young David: This isn't medicine. This is sickness. This is disease.
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Young David: We're not animals. You remember what we are, and you remember what we are not.
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Stephan Gold: Truth is a luxury, Rachel.
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Young David: What is it?
Young Rachel: It doesn't have a name.
Young Stephan: Shit!
Young David: Now it does.
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Young Stephan: [to Rachel] Maybe it's not always a blessing to survive.
The Debt Quotes
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Keith 2022-04-21 09:02:48
Why are Jews so easy to be slaughtered? Because their shrewdness is also their weakness: everyone thinks about how to avoid being whipped or killed, everyone thinks only about themselves, why does it take four soldiers to take a thousand people to the gas chambers? Because no one in a thousand had the courage to resist, no one would sacrifice himself, not even a child taken by the Nazis, so the Jews deserved to be exterminated
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Andres 2022-04-23 07:03:03
For this kind of psychological film that scrutinizes human nature, this film is obviously not enough, the performance tension is insufficient, and the externalization of psychological struggle is difficult for the audience to understand. The comment on the Jews was spoken through the mouth of the villain, and the director's political stance was clear.
