This Tender Irish Drama Proves the Quietest Films Can Have the Most to Say
Briefly

One of the most refreshing things about The Quiet Girl is that it doesn't treat silence as some problem that needs to be solved.When someone criticizes Caít early on for being so quiet, Seán gently defends her, saying she "says as much as she has to say."And yet we see how Caít gradually flourishes under her guardians' loving attention.
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