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Metascore®Generally favorable reviewsbased on a weighted average of allcritic review scores.
If you’re new to the Dardennes, Lorna’s Silence will serve as a fine introduction.
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Like earlier Dardenne films, Lorna’s Silence is naturalistic, yet this one, beautifully shot in 35 mm film by Alain Marcoen, achieves a poetry of bereftness.
Renier’s performance is the best thing in the movie, although all the actors, cast partly for their faces, are part of creating this desperate world.
A stunning study of one desperate woman's conscience.
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