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Movie Title : Lorna's Silence
Release Date : May 19, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Art House & International,Drama
Mpaa Rating : R

Actors :Arta Dobroshi,Jérémie Renier,Fabrizio Rongione,Alban Ukaj,Morgan Marinne,Olivier Gourmet,Anton Yakovlev,Grigori Manoukov,Mireille Bailly,Stephanie Gob,Laurent Caron,Baptiste Sornin

An Albanian woman living in Belgium finds her dreams of opening a snack bar with her boyfriend leading to tragedy after she agrees to marry a Russian Mafioso in order to gain citizenship. All Lorna wanted was to start a small business with her loving boyfriend, but in order to make that happen she would first have to gain citizenship. Local mobster Fabio claims that he can make that happen if Lorna agrees to a sham marriage with a man named Claudy. After gaining Belgian citizenship, Lorna discovers that a high-profile Russian Mafioso is also seeking legal entry into Belgium, and soon. He's willing to pay a hearty sum in order to marry Lorna, but in order for that second marriage to be possible Fabio will have to have Claudy killed. Will Lorna be able to remain silent as Fabio's deadly plot unfolds, and what will become of her if Fabio finds out that she has warned Claudy of the impending danger he faces? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Lorna's Silence doesn't work, but it's a beautiful misfire.
Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald

As filmmakers, the Dardennes are more concerned with probing the causes of crime than in glamorizing it.
Calvin Wilson-St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In casting the previously unknown Dobroshi, the brothers approach greatness with their lean portrait of simple humanity tested by desire and driven desperate by circumstances.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star

The story within Lorna's Silence is built on tiny increments of tantalizing details, meted out in penurious droplets and with chest-tightening tension that suggests that what the brothers wanted to be when they grew up were boa constrictors.
John Anderson-Washington Post

The Dardennes are masters of their brand of realist cinema. Over the years, the brothers' move from documentaries to narrative features has been handsomely rewarded.
Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post

Dobroshi, a dark-browed beauty, has an arresting stillness - never smiling (except for one brief, unguarded moment with Sokol), never letting down her guard. It's a slice of a life nobody would want, and a portrait that's not easy to forget.
Moira MacDonald-Seattle Times

Heaven on earth for the Dardenne Bros., the poets of European mercantile desolation.
Kelly Vance-East Bay Express

Redemption drama loses the plot.
Don Groves-sbs.com.au

It's a classic Dardennes morality tale set in the grim, hard-scrabble world between working class hardship and black market hustle...
Sean Axmaker-Seanax.com

a moving portrait of emotional and social awakening
James Kendrick-Q Network Film Desk

This masterfully crafted tale of muted female survival in a quietly brutal world, the film unfolds petal by petal, as it stirringly reveals mere inklings of the character's haunting inner emotional and psychological turmoil.
Prairie Miller-NewsBlaze

Once again brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne explore the moral predicaments that arise from economic desperation.
Josh Larsen-LarsenOnFilm

It's Lorna's evolution (charted through Dobroshi's uncompromising performance) that makes "Lorna's Silence" worth seeing. But the Dardennes shouldn't have been so deliberately stingy with the details of her story.
Rob Thomas-Capital Times (Madison, WI)

...less a character study than the apparent breaking-in of a camera crew on a sad and sordid life.
Philip Martin-Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

By scorning accessibility, the filmmakers unwittingly throw out the baby with the bathwater. After all, what's authentically human, if not high drama?
Graham Killeen-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Mirthless and deliberately paced, there's still enough in the well-acted Lorna's Silence to make it worth listening to.
Mike Scott-Times-Picayune

The Dardennes have once again captured the harsh reality of the modern underclass while also injecting a note of moral hopefulness into what might have been a bleak and heartless tale.
Frank Swietek-One Guy's Opinion

Money -- not love or family -- is the (literal) currency that motivates social behavior; human relationships are reduced to financial transactions.
John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

Lorna's Silence speaks volumes.
Chris Kaltenbach-Baltimore Sun

A unique filmmaking style that resembles near-documentary realism. If you were not aware that this was a movie, you would think you were watching surveillance footage recorded by a sophisticated private investigation firm.
Keith Cohen-Entertainment Spectrum

Offers powerful emotional impact at unexpected moments.
Josh Bell-Las Vegas Weekly

Lorna's Silence echoes long after the movie ends.
Marjorie Baumgarten-Austin Chronicle

With a more linear plot and steadier camerawork than previous efforts, Lorna's Silence is among the Dardennes' more accessible films, despite a drawn-out finale that still doesn't quite satisfy.
Marc Mohan-Oregonian

In a just world, the Dardenne brothers would be as well known as the Coens; outside the United States they probably are already.
Sarah Boslaugh-Playback:stl

More entertaining on a base level than a Belgian film about poor people has any right to be.
Karina Longworth-SpoutBlog