Silent as the Grave (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 27 Jul 2023
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8646470/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/silent_as_the_grave
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
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• Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
• Runtime: 92 min
• Writer: Brad Podowski
• Director: Dan Gremley, Brad Podowski
• Cast: Martin Davis, Buzz Leer, Angela Aiello
• Keywords: mysterie, drama, crime,

	6.4/10
	100% – Critics
	100% – Audience

Silent as the Grave Storyline

Chris, an obsessive documentary filmmaker, battles powerful unknown forces as he investigates his Uncle Edgar’s mysterious death, a tragedy that has plagued his family for decades. In 1960, teenager Edgar Williams was killed in a freight elevator accident while at work… at least that’s what everyone was led to believe. But if that’s true, why has someone been secretly placing flowers on his grave for all these years? Could it be his death was a cover up? If so, why? Who can be trusted? As Chris sets out to solve the mystery that has affected his relationship with his mother since childhood, he risks his life to uncover the truth and deliver justice for his uncle, once and for all.—Brad Podowski

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Silent as the Grave Movie Reviews

Classic Whodunit

I enjoy discovering new, truly independent productions, often hit or miss, Silent as the Grave is a major hit.

A simple well-made film, classy, with fine directing, acting. Michael Kunicki is an outstanding lead for this film, a Hitchcockian hero.

The directors Messrs. Gremley and Podowski give the material an old school thriller, mystery feel to it, film noir.

The Christmas theme throughout is a nice touch, contrary to the scenes unfolding, kept my interest throughout. Nice twists and turns, wonderfully not predictable.

The fact this is based on a true, personal story makes it all the more remarkable.

My hat’s off to all involved!

Excellent Neo-Noir

I’ve long been a fan of film noir and just recently finished reading Eddie Muller’s “Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir.” So when I saw the trailer for this neo-noir-esqe crime story, I just had to take a look. And I’m so glad I did. Silent as the Grave is about a documentary filmmaker with his own love of film noir. And his curiosity about a family mystery soon leads him into a real life crime story of his own. I won’t spoil the plot, but it’s fair to say as the mystery grows, so does the filmmakers sense of peril. This was a delicious crime-drama. And you don’t have to be a noir fan like me to enjoy it. If you like a good, involving mystery with some dark family secrets, you’ll get into this movie. I absolutely recommend it.

Family suspense drama

I enjoyed this film which is a family suspense drama based on true family stories. That’s what hooked me and it’s a slow build up to the conclusion but worth it although I had a feeling about who the “bad guy” was from their introduction. The lead actor is good as he uncovers family secrets but the supporting characters could have been developed more. I liked the cinematography and the overall look of the film, much more professional than other independent films of this genre. Editing could have been a little snappier to bring out the suspense but the noir-ish score is top notch and surprisingly jazzy in parts, which I loved.