Miriam is the daughter of hearing impaired parents, a sign language teacher daytime and by night, an actress rehearsing as Arkadina in Anton Chejov´s The Seagull. She lives in Mexico City, shares home and is in love with Lola.
The film is an Intimate and powerful drama directed by Diego del Río. Sound design is outstanding and we listen to what Miriam (Adriana Llabres) does, sharing her daily life, and the medical diagnosis that she will gradually become fully deaf.
Her life is changing, she has to make decisions and adjustments to adapt to the times she will live in, particularly in her relationship with Lola (Ludwika Paleta) who was taught since childhood to overcome her disability through oral communication.
The film is set during COVID pandemic and the use of masks add a layer that interferes with communication, particularly when reading lips.
This is a story that remains with you for a while, and highlights the boundaries between the normality of listening or not, and shows how is to live in a world where there is all the silence.
PS ALL THE SILENCE is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Review by José Mayorga , Guatemala, Central America lawyer and notary public, visual artist, and editor of El Azar Cultural, lives and works in Guatemala City. Cinema lover, curious about the possibilities life brings and eager to live the experience.
Labels: 2024, Adriana Llabres, All The Silence, Amazon Prime, Diego del Río, José Mayorgas, Ludwika Paleta, review
