Yahoo Answers is shutting down on May 4th, 2021 (Eastern Time) and the Yahoo Answers website is now in read-only mode. There will be no changes to other Yahoo properties or services, or your Yahoo account. You can find more information about the Yahoo Answers shutdown and how to download your data on this help page.
Trending News
Why are there no subtitle files for the 2001 Norwegian film Lime?
There are several sites that offer .srt files (subtitle file) for even the most obscure films, but NONE offer one for this film. Ive even looked to the "deep web" and no one has a subtitle file for this film.
Why exactly is this?
It's OVER 11 years since the film was released and THIS wouldn't even make sense in a Twilight Zone reality.
While it seems apparent, Emanuela, that you were attempting to answer the question, it also seems fairly obvious that you used a translation device that simply did not work correctly.
HOWEVER, at the moment your gibberish seems to be the best of the three answers.
If anyone checks IMDB.COM you will find that there are and were (back in 2006 as a matter of fact) several people who were interested in the film.
The fact that its not some "blockbuster" doesn't diminish the fact that there are more than a few (and this is a definite understatement) people looking for the same thing.
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
Perhaps not enough people have asked.
- Anonymous9 years ago
When there is no demand (I might have heard the name once, was it a short film which won some prize?), there is no one who bothers to work extra just for one guy every eleven years.
Ah, just googled it. Appears it was a failure of a film that was slaughtered in reviews for being "one of the most boring and bleak Norwegian productions this year". Too bad mate, apparently not even the Norwegians liked it, and then demand is close to zero, especially for such an old film.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Russian cinema imported from the United States of America to eliminate the Norwegian film but no one makes conscious:The State of Norway 'Norwegian language. Film of the U.S.A. and 'dubbed in every state with the appropriate language in which the state and' sold the film of the USa own language translated by American. Every movie and American 'in Norwegian Language. In Any State that American films and' sold has doubled as the original language of the State he bought. Before long we will be in Norway 'Russian cinema imported from the United States of America to eliminate the Norwegian film but no one makes conscious: http://www.ecodelcinema.com/la-russia-apre-un-cent...
Source(s): Link's News Italian
