Silence
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About This Movie
Silence is a 1931 drama and crime film directed by an unlisted director. The narrative centers around a convict recounting his story to a prison chaplain, exploring themes of wrongful conviction and redemption.
This film is somewhat scarce on physical media, with a few editions floating around, mostly in VHS and some DVD compilations. It’s of interest to collectors due to its early exploration of crime drama themes and its unique atmosphere that sets it apart from many contemporaries. Not a title you run into every day, but it’s got that niche appeal for the enthusiasts who appreciate these early works of cinema.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Silence?
Silence is a drama and crime film.
Who directed Silence?
The director of Silence is not specified.
Who stars in Silence?
The film stars Clive Brook, Peggy Shannon, and Charles Starrett among others.
What is the premise of Silence?
Silence tells the story of a gray-haired convict who recounts his tale to a prison chaplain, beginning twenty years before his imprisonment for a crime he did not commit.
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