Silence

4.0

Synopsis:

After being discovered trying to escape, a woman must survive the night with her abusive girlfriend.

Quick Thoughts:

Wow – Just wow! “Silence” is a powerful queer short film that draws you in and keeps you on edge all the way till the end. Written and directed by Hamish Downie and inspired by personal events from his own life, this is a film that will NOT remain silent; it’s power speaks volumes on the poignant topic – even though not a single word is uttered in the five minute short! So what makes this queer short film such a powerhouse? It’s all in how the film succinctly deals with the dark and oft unspoken topic of partner abuse. “Silence” beautifully, and silently, shows the horrors of spousal abuse while also giving our victim that spark of hope as she escapes to her freedom.

Watched?

Yes

Worth It?

Thumbs Up

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Release Date:

3 November, 2016

Duration:

5m

Director:

Hamish Downie

Writers:

Hamish Downie

Stars:

Tomoko Hayakawa, Qyoko Kudo

Awards:

N/A

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