Review of Silent Night (2021) by Richard Whittaker for Austin Chronicle — 02 Dec 2021
It’s a slow document of stiff upper lips beginning to quiver, and while Knightley excels as the perfect Kensington upper-crust mummy, it’s Goode who personifies that desperate attempt to keep a veneer of control, even as his world is on the verge of devastation.
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This review of Silent Night (2021) was written by Richard Whittaker and published by Austin Chronicle on 02 Dec 2021.
Silent Night has generally received mixed reviews.
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