Today I introduce a 2016 release plot, a historical film: Silence
Co-filmed by the United States, Japan, and Mexico. Directed by Martin Scorsese
Starring Andrew Garfield
Adam Driver Dreifer
Liam Neeson
Tadanobu Asano asano
Ciarán Hinds
Kazunari Ogata Issei Ogata
Shinya Tsukamoto Shinya
Yoshi Oida, Yoshi Hieda
Yosuke Kubozuka Yôsuke Kubozuka
Ryo Kase
Nana Komatsu Nana Komatsu
Sabu Hiroyuki Tanaka
Shi Liang Shi
Katagiri Iri Hairi Katagiri
Hiroko Isayama Hiroyama Hiroyama
Yoriko Douguchi
Fujiwara season Kisetsu Fujiwara
Eto Hanchi Kansai Eto
Shun Sugata Shun
Takataka Aoki Munetaka Aoki
Tetsu Watanabe
Katsuo Nakamura Nakamura
Kurosawa Asuka Kurosawa
Movie Description: "Silence" is based on the novel of the same name by the famous Japanese writer Shusaku Endo. The story takes place in a small village near Nagasaki under the Prohibition of The Tokugawa Shogunate, when a Portuguese Jesuit priest smuggles himself into Japan to preach and investigates the fact that his mentor was tortured by a "cave hanging" and swore an apostasy, because in the eyes of Europeans at that time, this incident was not only a personal setback, but also a shame and failure of faith and thought throughout Europe. In the process of mission and search, faith and rebellion, holiness and betrayal, might and humility, suffering and fear, chastity and forbearance, struggle and detachment... All the dilemmas were faced, forcing him to think deeper and more realistically about his faith in Christ, and in the end, he seemed to have gone through the path of a teacher, with his own interpretation and practice of faith.
Average review score: 7.4
Awards
89th Academy Awards (2017)
Best Cinematography (Nominated) Rodrigo Prieto
31st Photographic Society of America Awards (2017)
Best Cinematography in Feature Film (nominated) rodrigue Prieto
15th Visual Effects Association awards (2017)
Best Cinematic Assisted Visual Effects (Nominated)
88th National Critics Association Awards (2016)
Best Adapted Screenplay Martin Scorsese / Jay Cox
Film of the Year (Nominated)
41st American Film Institute Awards (2016)
Film of the Year