Quiet Water

Quiet Water portrays the story of Jeanne and her little brother Paul as they seek solace in their bathroom during a tumultuous family argument. The film illustrates their attempts to escape the surrounding turmoil by engaging in their favorite game. It provides a unique perspective on childhood and the impact of adult conflicts on young lives.

This film may resonate with collectors interested in contemporary drama and character-driven narratives. The performances by Billie Blain and Deborah Grall contribute to the film's emotional authenticity, making it a noteworthy addition for those who appreciate intimate storytelling.