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Film · 2018

Silencio

Directed by Lorena Villarreal · starring Melina Matthews, Rupert Graves and John Noble

  • 1 h 38 min
  • USAMexico
  • Released in the UK 25 October 2018

Synopsis

Ana, a mother whose child has disappeared, has to find the powerful stone from the Zone of Silence, located in Mexico. This stone is crucial for future's civilization, and may come into the wrong hands and be used in malicious and irreparable consequences. For that Ana's grandfather, James White, hid the stone in order to nobody could find it. But Ana needs it now, because is a matter of life and death. However, someone will find out the power of the stone and would try to get it for bad activities Second film by mexican director Lorena Villarreal, this time with a bigger budget and counting with international actors, such as Rupert Graves ('V For Vendetta') or John Noble ('The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King')

Where to watch Silencio

All the options

Silencio is not on any service in the UK right now. It can be watched in other countries:

  • Mexico Prime Video: subscription, channel, rent 50.00 MXN, buy 149.00 MXN

The essentials

Runtime
98 min1 hour and 38 minutes
How long is Silencio?
1 hour and 38 minutes (98 minutes).
When was Silencio released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 25 October 2018.
Who directed Silencio?
Lorena Villarreal.
Who is in Silencio?
It stars Melina Matthews, Rupert Graves, John Noble and Hoze Meléndez.
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Producers
Lorena Villarreal

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Reviews

All 2 reviews

What the critics say average 3.5 from 2

  • 5.0 The Hollywood ReporterJohn DeFore Deeply felt if not always convincing, the sophomore feature (the director's first, Las Lloronas, was in 2004) has the otherworldly flavor that sometimes accompanies very low-budget productions, and… Read
  • 2.0 VarietyDennis Harvey Lorena Villarreal?s ?Silencio? takes that lazy writer?s emotional choke-chain to ridiculous extremes, as eventually here it seems there?s almost no central figure who doesn?t have a child?s life to… Read
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