Ibrahim Keshk

TIFF Review: Silent Land Captures an Entitled Couple’s Gradual Emotional Implosion

Desperate for respite from their bourgeois lives in Poland, Adam (Dobromir Dymecki) and Anna (Agnieszka Zulewska) decide to vacation on a tiny Italian island. ...

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TIFF Review: Silent Land Captures an Entitled Couple’s Gradual Emotional Implosion