Continuity mistake: During a conversation a clock can be clearly seen in the backround and the time is 11:50, the scene cuts to a closeup of Nick Nolte speaking, then back to the wider shot and it's suddenly become 11:55 in a matter of seconds. But it doesn't stop there, it again cuts away for a few seconds and when it comes back to a a shot of the clock it now reads 11:40.
Lorenzo's Oil (1992)
1 continuity mistake
Directed by: George Miller
Starring: Susan Sarandon, Nick Nolte, Peter Ustinov, Kathleen Wilhoite
Genres: Drama
Audio problem: When Augusto has the nightmare with the voice counting in Italian (right before he realizes that the two enzymes are the same), the word for 16 is wrong. The voice says "diciassei," but the word is actually "sedici."
Augusto Odone: Michaela! They are the same enzyme! There is one enzyme for both chains. It's the same bloody enzyme.
Question: What is the name of the Language Omouri speaks? It's never identified in the movie.
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Answer: According to the script, it's Swahili.
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