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424 chapters · from 88 films
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4 minB2
“They had that roof over their head all their lives.”

David Harris Confesses in the Bayou · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 20/20

  • Interrogations
  • Crime scenes
  • Confessing
2 minC1
“How they hate me.”

Up to the Witness Stand · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 18/22

  • Courtroom
  • Monologues
  • Explaining
4 minB2
“I am confident that no matter how searching this may be, the prisoner will withstand it.”

Myers Cross-Examines Leonard Vole · Witness for the Prosecution 1957 · Ch. 22/27

  • Courtroom
  • Interrogations
  • Confronting
3 minB2
“You cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs.”

Wadsworth Won't Say Yes or No · Clue 1985 · Ch. 9/17

  • Interrogations
  • Investigation
  • Threatening
5 minC1
“I think testimony that could put a boy into the electric chair should be that accurate.”

Why the Old Man Would Lie · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 9/17

  • Courtroom
  • Investigation
  • Persuading
4 minB2
“Somewhere, there is a Kenneth H. Dahlberg.”

Woodward Finds the Dahlberg Check · All the President's Men 1976 · Ch. 6/18

  • Investigation
  • Phone calls
  • Asking
5 minC1
“You won't get hurt if you talk to me.”

Belli Tries to Catch the Zodiac · Zodiac 2007 · Ch. 10/30

  • Phone calls
  • Investigation
  • Promising
5 minB1
“I had no idea that somebody was gonna get killed or shot.”

A Couple Witnesses the Shooting · The Thin Blue Line 1988 · Ch. 12/20

  • Crime scenes
  • Investigation
  • Explaining
4 minC1
“There is blood in the water, and I let the witness swim on.”

Ensler Corners the Witness · National Theatre Live: Prima Facie 2022 · Ch. 2/22

  • Courtroom
  • Interrogations
  • Confronting
4 minB2
“Let us not surmise, Sir Wilfrid, but confine ourselves to facts.”

The Bloodstained Jacket in Court · Witness for the Prosecution 1957 · Ch. 16/27

  • Courtroom
  • Interrogations
  • Explaining
5 minB2
“It may have been two too many. Everyone has a breaking point.”

Juror 5 Stands Up to a Bigot · 12 Angry Men 1957 · Ch. 4/17

  • Courtroom
  • Persuasion
  • Confronting
4 minB2
“I need more fact for a story, and I think you should need the same.”

Reporters Question the Frightened Clerk · All the President's Men 1976 · Ch. 9/18

  • Investigation
  • Asking
  • Persuading