The Quiet Roar

About This Movie

The Quiet Roar offers a deep dive into the psyche of its protagonist, Marianne, played by Evabritt Strandberg. At 68, she finds herself grappling with the weight of a terminal diagnosis. The film quietly unfolds in a clinic where she undergoes therapy involving Psilocybin and meditation. It has this ethereal vibe, enhanced by the dreamy sequences in her subconscious, which are visually intriguing and feel almost surreal. Hanna Schygulla as Eva, the counselor, delivers a nuanced performance that feels both nurturing and probing. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in Marianne's emotional landscape. The themes of mortality, healing, and self-discovery are explored with sensitivity, making it distinctive. It's a contemplative watch, not rushed, but richly layered.

Explores deep psychological themes. · Unique use of practical effects in dream sequences. · Pacing allows for reflection on emotional depth.