Village VoiceMaking his feature debut, Swiss-born writer/director Baran bo Odar has turned Jan Costin Wagner's 2007 novel The Silence int...
Salon ArtsThe Silence is more like an intriguing work of misdirection than a great crime film, but it has a dreamlike and disturbing u...
Hollywood ReporterSwiss-born director Baran bo Odar's second feature film is a finely crafted psychological drama that uses a brutal crime to ...
The New York TimesMr. Odar uses graceful wide-screen compositions and haunting sound design to create a compelling mood of menace, anxiety and...
Los Angeles TimesThe Silence is an exemplary German-language thriller, a complex and disturbing examination of guilt, violence and psychologi...
New York PostThese are our modern tearjerkers, embellished with sexual violence to maintain the audience's sense of its own sophisticatio...
Chicago TribuneThe mysteries here are larger, deeper, more ineffable than the purely practical concerns of crime-solving: motive, means and...
The Boston GlobeThe Silence is a victim of over-plotting, clunky narrative, gratuitous stylization, and too many points of view.
Film School RejectsBeautiful cinematography; manages real suspense and keeps viewers guessing; strong acting across the board
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Partial Film Information
Director: Baran bo Odar
Writer: Baran bo Odar
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Ulrich Thomsen, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Katrin Sass
Release: August 19, 2010
Writer: Baran bo Odar
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Ulrich Thomsen, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Katrin Sass
Release: August 19, 2010
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