The Pawnbroker

Pawnshop employee Jesus: "You worry... I don't worry, Mama." (0:09)

Watching thugs beat a man triggers flashbacks to traumatic events in a Nazi concentration camp for pawnbroker Sol Nazerman. (0:31, 0:42, 1:07, 1:28, 1:43)

A pedestrian who had walked in front of Sol’s car asks Sol, "What are you, a nut or something, you moron?" (0:32)

Gangster Tangee tells Jesus, "Don't get uptight." (0:33)

Sol tells Tessie, "You're being an hysterical woman." (0:47)

Ms. Birchfield tells Sol, referring to her husband, "He died." (0:51)

Jesus: "You worry me when you look like that, Mr. Nazerman." (0:54)

A customer tells Sol, "If Socrates himself was on the very borderline of drama, and look at Baudelaire... Baudelaire..." (0:55)

By telephone, his sister-in-law Bertha tells Sol, referring to her father, "Mendel: he’s dead" (1:04)

Sol tells Ms. Birchfield, referring to memories, "They keep rushing in... Today is an anniversary..."
”Everything that I loved was taken away from, and I didn’t die.” (1:23)

A customer tells Sol, "You're crazy... You're flipping your wig. You're out of your mind, for sure." (1:33)

Sol, at Jesus’ side, reacts to Jesus’ death. (1:49)

Sol forces his hand onto a desktop spindle. (1:52)