Blackberry Films Reviews

Silent Voices (2005)

Women tell their stories as victims of domestic violence.

Unnerving normalcy.

Author: porche

This gives a terribly unnerving and moving insight into the reality of domestic abuse. No violence is shown. None need be, for the reflective words in this tightly scripted piece are disturbing enough. This film is finely written, neatly played and a great credit to the makers. This old reviewer, for one, was moved to tears by it.

Boy, can this girl write!

Author: david-777

A stark drama that is a strong yet accurate portrayal of the damage done in violent relationships.

Silent Voices' tells it like it is and does not pull any punches - will tug at the heartstrings of those affected by Domestic Violence and sit back and do nothing. The actors pull us right into the script and make the words real. Director Charles Harris has treated a difficult subject with sensitivity and a light touch.

A brilliant first drama.

A harrowing but brilliant portrayal of the predicament of women in violent relationships.

Author: sew-5

I watched this drama on the Community Channel and it completely blew me away with it's stark portrayal of seven people all affected by domestic violence. It contains very truthful and moving performances from the whole cast with a very blunt and honest script.

Click here to read the Community Channel review.