As Silence Passes By

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SpanishPor donde pasa el silencio
Directed bySandra Romero
Screenplay bySandra Romero
Starring
  • Antonio Araque
  • Javier Araque
  • María Araque
  • Mona Martínez
  • Nico Montoya
  • Emmanuel Medina
  • Tamara Casellas
As Silence Passes By
Theatrical release poster
SpanishPor donde pasa el silencio
Directed bySandra Romero
Screenplay bySandra Romero
Starring
  • Antonio Araque
  • Javier Araque
  • María Araque
  • Mona Martínez
  • Nico Montoya
  • Emmanuel Medina
  • Tamara Casellas
CinematographyAngello Faccini
Edited byCristóbal Fernández
Music byPaloma Peñarrubia
Production
companies
  • Mammut
  • Playa Chica
  • Icónica Producciones
  • Auna Producciones
  • Pasa el silencio AIE
Distributed byBTeam Pictures
Release dates
  • 25 September 2024 (2024-09-25) (Zinemaldia)
  • 29 November 2024 (2024-11-29) (Spain)
CountrySpain
LanguageSpanish

As Silence Passes By (Spanish: Por donde pasa el silencio) is a 2024 Spanish drama film written and directed by Sandra Romero (in her directorial debut feature).

Antonio, who earns a living as a waiter, returns from Madrid to his hometown of Écija during the Holy Week [es] to look for his twin brother Javier, who needs his help.[1][2]

Cast

Production

As Silence Passes By is a Mammut, Playa Chica, Icónica, Auna Producciones and Pasa el silencio AIE production with the participation of RTVE, Canal Sur and Filmin.[1] It was shot in Écija and Carmona.[1]

Release

The film world premiered in the 'New Directors' slate of the 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival on 25 September 2024.[3][5] Distributed by BTeam Pictures,[1] it was released theatrically in Spain on 29 November 2024.[6][7]

Reception

Cédric Succivalli of International Cinephile Society rated the film 4½ out of 5 stars, billing it as "a very simple film about enormously challenging ideas".[8]

Alfonso Rivera of Cineuropa deemed the film to be "a harsh, gritty portrait of family relations in which people sometimes don't love each other in a healthy way, a lack of communication reigns and people are overly demanding".[3]

Javier Ocaña of El País described Romero's "notable" debut film as "a work full of harshness and anger, but also of love and warmth, about a family like any other. From the countryside, of course".[9]

Accolades

See also

References

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