This film could have been a silent movie; it certainly has the feel of one
 of those silent films that you can't really hear. The acting is great, the direction is superb, and the story is well told. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys silent movies. It is a great film, but it is not perfect. If you like silent cinema, this is the film for you. You will love it. But if you don't like it, you will hate it! I have seen a lot of great silent film films, so I am sure you'll love this one. This is one great movie, I recommend it to everyone. And if your a fan of silent, then you should definitely check this out. There are many great films out there, like this, that are great. So if this movie is your thing, go see it and enjoy it too! If not, don´t miss this great documentary. Thank you!<br /><br><b />Rating: 8/10 (out of 10)<b>Rating for: "The Great Silence"<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZ-7-j-i-g" target="_blank" title="video" />Title (Brazil): "Silence" (1/2
.<br /><br />The story of the film is very simple: a young man (played by a great actor) goes to a remote village to find a girl (playing a woman) who is a virgin. He meets a beautiful girl, who he meets at a party. The girl's name is Annabelle (a beautiful woman played by the great actress, Anne-Marie). Ann is the daughter of a wealthy man who has a daughter named Annie (the great woman). The man has been cheating on Ann for years, and Ann has become a prostitute, but he is not happy with her. Ann's father (who is also a rich man) has cheated on his daughter, so Ann becomes a whore, which is why she has to go to the village. She is then taken to an orphanage, where she is treated by her father. When she arrives at the orphanages, she meets the beautiful Ann. They are very happy, because they are both beautiful women, as well as the father, the rich father who cheated her and who was also the wife of his mistress. But Ann and the girl are not the same. In fact they both have a very different personality, that of Ann, a man, an innocent woman, whose father