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(927) 8.0 96 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

El silencio de otros is a movie starring María Martín, José María Galante, and Carlos Slepoy. The Silence of Others reveals the epic struggle of victims of Spain's 40-year dictatorship under General Franco, who continue to seek...

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Documentary
Director
Robert Bahar, Almudena Carracedo
Starring
Ana Messuti, Carlos Slepoy, María Martín, José María Galante

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Genres Documentary
Director Robert Bahar, Almudena Carracedo
Writer Kim Roberts, Robert Bahar, Almudena Carracedo, Ricardo Acosta
Stars Ana Messuti, Carlos Slepoy, María Martín, José María Galante
Country France, Spain, Canada, USA
Also Known As Diğerlerinin Sessizliği, Le silence des autres, Duchy wojny domowej, O Silêncio dos Outros, A mások csendje, The Silence of Others, Sannheten Spania vil glemme
Runtime 1 h 36 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The Silence of Others reveals the epic struggle of victims of Spain's 40-year dictatorship under General Franco, who continue to seek justice to this day. Filmed over six years, the film follows the survivors as they organize the groundbreaking 'Argentine Lawsuit' and fight a state-imposed amnesia of crimes against humanity, and explores a country still divided four decades into democracy. Seven years in the making, The Silence of Others is the second documentary feature by Emmy-winning filmmakers Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar (Made in L.A.). It is being Executive Produced by Pedro Almodóvar, Agustín Almodóvar, and Esther García.

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Nicholas L.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 03:07

A really very interesting documentary about the life and career of Erick "The Silencer" Ringo Ishii, a genius Japanese computer programmer who created the infamous illegal software "Silencer" that allowed an individual to erase any and all trace of any computer programs on a computer and also prevent them from ever being written again. In the late 1970s, Ringo Ishii was the world's leading programmer, and his work was so amazing that no one could ever have guessed that he would eventually become the top programmer in the world. This documentary is very interesting, and very moving. However, the documentary is completely overshadowed by the computer "Silencer" itself. This is a great film, and it is worth the time to watch it, but it's not really the best documentary of all time.
Helen Hernandez
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 04:55

This is a wonderful film, especially for the general public. The story of the suffering and survival of the church workers during the Nazi occupation is one of the most heart-breaking, yet most inspiring stories ever told. I have personally seen many testimonies of the suffering of the church workers. This is a moving film, that should be seen by everyone.
Joshua W.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 21:28

I have seen many documentaries on the subject of human trafficking in Latin America. These have mainly been produced by NGOs (nongovernmental organizations), and were made in a very limited time frame. The film "Silencio de otros" is the first to be made on the subject of the vast majority of those women and children who end up in the hands of human traffickers in Latin America. I think it is a very important film that should be viewed by all who care about human trafficking and how that crime affects innocent people. The film follows a journey of three sisters who have escaped from the clutches of a network of child traffickers. The film includes interviews with the family members of those women and also the children who have been trafficked. It is told from the women's point of view and shows how they feel when they have escaped. The film is also a warning to the people who may think that the women and children will end up as happy and productive members of society because they have escaped from the hell that their family and society has become. In the end, the film shows that the trafficker is actually the one who gets the girls and women. She is the one who gives them their freedom and she is the one who keeps them chained to the rack in their lives. The film also shows how the traffickers are able to get women and children into the hands of the traffickers. It also shows the ways in which the traffickers try to keep the women and children in a very dark world where they are subjected to all kinds of degrading and degrading acts and conditions. The film ends on a very sad note where the women and children are told that they will be sent back to their country of origin. The film is very important because it shows how an entire country can become a place that is filled with misery and despair. It also shows how the traffickers continue to take advantage of the women and children and the children that have escaped. The film is very well made and the footage is very compelling. I recommend that you see it and that you watch it at least once. You will not regret it.
Betty Newman
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 08:13

This is an excellent film, even if you are not a fan of Jose Canseco, I still think it's a good film. This documentary follows the life of Jose Canseco as a baseball star, from his humble beginnings in Mexico, to the professional days in the States. The film is very informative, and gives you an insight into the life of a very famous man. I would recommend this documentary to everyone, and to anyone who is interested in baseball. I think it is a great film, and I hope everyone who views it enjoys it. I gave this film an 8 out of 10.
Christopher Morgan
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 19:14

This documentary takes a fresh look at the history of the movie industry. It has an interesting look at the changes in the industry due to the success of movies such as Superman, the Hulk and Star Wars. It's interesting to see how the movie industry has changed over the years. The documentary covers movies such as Superman, The Hulk and Star Wars. There is a lot of information that I thought was very interesting to see. The majority of the information was found in the movie industry's history books. However, some information was left out such as the way the studios operated. The documentary also covered the change in the way movies were made. The documentary also discussed the importance of independent films. Overall, I thought it was an interesting documentary. There are a few things I didn't like about the documentary. First, there were some parts that were left out of the documentary. For example, they didn't cover the social aspect of the movie industry. I would have liked to see more of that. Second, some of the information was left out such as the way the studios operated. However, it was still a good documentary. The documentary covers a lot of information that I thought was important to learn. In addition, the documentary is informative and entertaining. I give this documentary an 8/10.
John Bowman
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 12:04

While this documentary isn't really about the "disappearance" of the astronauts, it is about their experience in space and the dangers they faced, not to mention their use of the space shuttle to perform medical research. One of the most interesting things about this film is the fact that they went through a lot of research and planning to get a special medical condition to be diagnosed by astronauts. During their first flight, the only thing they were allowed to use was a space suit and a medical instrument. When they were sent on the second mission, they were only allowed to use their space suits and a medical instrument. The astronauts are shown in interviews discussing the difficulties they faced during the flight. The footage is also shown on the "Discovery Channel" and other TV stations. The film gives a much more personal account of the actual experience of the crew and their preparation for their mission. It also shows their reactions when they came back to Earth and were asked why they were not home. When they were asked why they were in space, they would respond with, "We couldn't be home because we couldn't breathe." The astronauts talked about the very important questions that were asked during the mission. They also talked about the damage that they received from the space shuttle. When one astronaut was badly injured, the crew was told to take a vacation. One of the astronauts thought the crew should take a vacation because they had given so much of their time to the mission and the mission was over. The crew members were asked what they wanted to be remembered for and the first answer they gave was "To serve the public and our country." They also discussed the problems with the air traffic controllers that they encountered during their mission. During their flight, the controllers had to deal with a lot of incoming and outgoing traffic, and they had to monitor the traffic with multiple satellites and the astronauts' radios. While on the ground, the astronauts had to use the space shuttle to check out the space shuttle. While the astronauts were in space, the controllers had to deal with a lot of incoming and outgoing traffic and they had to monitor the traffic with multiple satellites and the astronauts' radios. All of this adds up to a very personal and interesting film that offers a great insight into the most important thing to a human being and their work in space. It is an extremely good documentary that is well worth watching.
Olivia
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 09:43

I'm a big fan of documentaries about the Cuban Revolution, especially the first part of the 20th century, when the Cuban Revolution started. But, I didn't really know how to comment about this documentary until I watched it. And, after watching it, I can say that the most important thing in the movie was the fact that it was not just about the Cuban Revolution. There are many other important things that are discussed in this documentary. One of them is the character of Fidel Castro, and what he has done for his country. I don't really know how to comment on this documentary. I think that this is a documentary about the Cuban Revolution and the people who were involved in it, so I can't comment on their opinions on the Revolution. The only thing that I can comment on is the fact that I think it's important to be open about the facts of the Cuban Revolution. If you think that the Revolution was an important thing in Cuban history, I think that you should be able to comment on this documentary. And I think that this documentary is really important, because it's the only documentary that has been made about the Cuban Revolution, and I think that it's a great documentary because it tells us about the problems that the people of Cuba had to deal with at the time, and it shows us about the problems that the people of Cuba had to deal with. I think that it's important to be open about the facts of the Cuban Revolution, because it will help us to make better decisions about our country.
Willie
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 16:35

Although it is a very good documentary about the heavy censorship of the late 1960s, it is less clear about the censorship of the 1980s. The principal reference point for this is a famous picture that was shown during the 1980s and that was a movie made for Spanish television. It was called "Pina" (Pink) and it was about a girl, named Pina, who was a model in a very popular magazine in Spain. The movie was very popular and it was shown very frequently. Because of the popularity, the magazine was given the choice of sending her or not. The movie was a success in Spain and Pina was sent to a very bad school. The movie was very hard to get a release, and it was broadcasted in a lot of places. At the same time, a lot of films were being released. And this is how the picture was censored. And there are a lot of censored pictures, and some of them are better than the one from the 1980s. This is because this is a documentary, not a documentary about censorship. Because the censorship was very strict. I think that this is an important document and it is one of the best documentaries made about censorship, because it is very clear and it shows the reality.
Megan
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 12:26

This is a brilliant documentary that offers some really positive messages, from the point of view of the Indian farmer. The documentary talks about the injustice done to Indian farmers by the government of India and how farmers are treated, even in America, where there are farmers who are free to choose their own way of farming. The documentary also shows how the Indian farmer has had to go through the poverty of the Indian middle class which has been made to look like the rich ones. I am not sure if the documentary is biased towards the Indian farmer, but it is clear that the Indian farmer is being mistreated by the Indian government, and the documentary shows the farmers in their misery. This documentary also shows how Indians are fighting for their rights. It is a shame that the documentary has not been released in India, and that is a shame. The documentary is well-made and worth watching, and the documentary is a great thing for farmers. This is a great documentary.
Albert R.
Sunday, 31 May 2020 05:07

This is a very simple and short film, yet it's probably the most interesting one I've ever seen. The images are very clear and the sound quality is excellent, which is a great credit to the film. The film starts out with an interview with a guy from a farm in Paraguay, and how his life changed after a accident at work and his wife, who is dying, brought him to her place in the US. There's no boring interview between them, as they talk about their life, their children, their thoughts and feelings. Then there is a summary of what they've done, their hopes and dreams. There are some very interesting views of the world, the kind of places they've been to, and the kind of people they've met. The last part of the film is a visit to a small town, in Paraguay. They talk about what they've done there, the different things they've done, the pictures they've taken and the architecture they've seen. The last part is also very interesting because it is the story of one of the workers from the farm. The interview with him and his wife, which is very emotional, was the most moving part of the film. This film is very powerful and you can easily feel the emotions of the people on the screen. The film is very short, but it's very well shot, very interesting and very powerful. It's very enjoyable to watch, and the images are very clear. The film is a must see for everyone who has an interest in the human condition.
Mildred Ortega
Friday, 15 May 2020 00:24

Films like "Saving Private Ryan" and "All Quiet on the Western Front" do not do this film justice. Not that I think those films are particularly good but they do have something to say. Here, we have a film that attempts to communicate the plight of the people in the Palestinian territories in the Gaza Strip. This film is very brutal. It is a documentary but it's not meant to be a documentary. The director of the film, Ben Yaghi, has no intention of presenting a coherent narrative. He's just interested in how to make a film. I don't know much about Palestine but I know that the Israeli government has made a lot of money by the destruction of Palestinian land. The film shows the very real plight of the people of the Gaza Strip and the absurdity of the Israeli government's policy. It is no coincidence that the film was made in the United States. The United States government is in the same business of destroying Palestinian land. It's a business that is very lucrative. So is the United States military occupation of Palestine. The Israeli government is a military dictatorship. In the film, you will see the real reason for the Israeli occupation. In the end, we can conclude that there are two kinds of people in the world. Those that have a heart and those that have a heart but no mind. What do you think?
Adam Armstrong
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 16:57

The first time I saw this movie I was very excited. The plot is interesting, and the images are also very powerful. I was even moved by the story of the girl. And the fact that these people have lived through such a difficult time, and they still have the courage to tell their story. The main characters are very inspiring and the story is very interesting, even if it is not the most accurate. The images are beautiful, and the words are powerful. The only thing that I don't like is that I don't understand Spanish, so the subtitles weren't very useful. I could have easily been completely lost, because of the language barrier. I also didn't understand the end of the movie very well, and the way that it ended was very disturbing. I am sure that there will be a sequel. The fact that the characters have survived this hard time, and the fact that they are still so courageous, makes this movie even more powerful.
Jane
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 03:42

The Story of the War on Drugs is a beautifully shot, very powerful and quite moving documentary that I really wish more people would see. While it's mostly filmed in Mexico, it touches on the US drug problem as well. While I don't think there's enough on the US drug problem, the documentary does tell a very powerful story about the impact of the drug war on the people in Mexico, and the effect that it's had on people in the US. While the documentary is slow, it's a very well done documentary, and it's a story that is worth seeing.
Christina P.
Monday, 11 May 2020 02:11

It is a hard to believe that the most important theme in modern Mexican cinema has been the creation of a modern Mexican cinema in the last ten years. The Mexican Revolution (1936-1942) was a turning point in Mexican history and a period of economic and social turmoil for the country. This documentary gives a good perspective of the period and gives the viewer an insight into the life of the revolutionary leaders. It is also interesting to see how the first film students in Mexico, with their camera, went to Hollywood and what they did with it. This documentary is well worth watching.
Amanda
Friday, 08 May 2020 05:29

I really liked this documentary. It is a must see for any audience that appreciates or has a general interest in the interplay of cultures, cultures that tend to merge into one another, cultures that are not so easily separated. It also helps to be an advocate for the poor and oppressed because if you're a privileged white male, you probably won't have a real chance to see the reality of what goes on in the world, and that is very easy to miss. I have two major problems with this film: 1. It is too short. There are many more important issues that the film does not address. 2. The African people in the film are portrayed as being "submissive". This is not true. It is the same as the situation with the U.S.A. where the poor and oppressed are portrayed as being "macho". I don't see this as being the case. There are many powerful men in the world that would not trade their power for "the woman". It is important to remember that the only difference between the poor and the rich is that the rich are a bit more privileged. The rich are not "submissive" because they are "macho" and the poor are not "submissive" because they are "fragile". I think the only reason why the film is not showing more of the rich and powerful is that they are not worth showing. It is important to remember that the wealthy are not the "submissive" and the poor are not the "macho". All in all, the film is a very good and informative documentary. If you have any interest in history or politics or even just the human condition, then you should see this film.
Ethan B.
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 22:02

I thought this film was a great representation of what it was like to be a foreigner living in the country. The students interviewed were incredibly respectful of their host country and this is truly a story that needs to be told. The documentary is well-directed and well-written. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the challenges of living in a foreign country.
Hannah A.
Monday, 04 May 2020 01:20

A breathtaking look at the power and brutality of the Mexican drug cartels. The film starts out with footage of the first week of the first drug bust, and then we cut to a man in a boiler room, a man in a laundry room, a man in a basement, and so on. It's not clear if they were caught by the police or the cartels, but they're all incredibly brutal and terrifying. It's amazing to see how even people in their thirties and forties look like they're in their teens. I don't really have anything to say about the acting. Most of the actors are old, but I've seen some young guys who look like they're in their twenties. The cinematography is very good, and it's very well-made. It's really interesting to watch how a small amount of drugs can change a whole culture. I was interested to see how the Mexican government dealt with the cartels, and I liked the fact that the government couldn't really take advantage of the cartels' power. I also liked the fact that there was a woman in the film who was going to be a judge, but the judge wasn't able to use the drug cartels because of their violence. The government had to go through some pretty tough times, but they stood up to the drug cartels and were successful at the end of the movie. Overall, this is an extremely powerful film and I would recommend it to anyone. I have to say that I'm very impressed with the cinematography and the fact that it's shot in Mexico. It's so well done and it's very well made.
Sara S.
Saturday, 02 May 2020 23:49

A very sad story about a family that tries to survive the housing crisis in Mexico City. The director takes us through the lives of the family members and the problems they face. There is a very interesting point in the middle of the movie when the mother and father are talking to the television, while the father is trying to describe the problems he is facing, because he is a doctor and the mother is a housewife. The father's eyes are filled with tears and he tells the mother that he has been living the same way for a long time and he wishes he was able to go back to the time when he was a doctor, but he cannot, because he cannot go back. The mother's eyes are filled with tears again and she tells the father that the problem is not the way that the family lives. She says that the problem is with the city itself and the way that the people live there. The director shows us the consequences of the problems that the family faces and how they try to cope with them. I think that this film is very important because it shows us that we have the power to change the things that are bad about our lives. We have to make choices about the things that are bad and we have to make the right choices about the things that are good about our lives.
Emily P.
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 11:54

A personal take on the life of an unusual scientist who specializes in injecting a sleeping pill into human beings, without their knowing. This film is unique in that it is in English. However, the film is very well done, thanks to the great director, and the production values are great. The best thing about this film is the incredible amount of footage of Dr. Joseph Bell, who was a very unique and interesting person. There are some very good things about the film, however. For example, you can watch the interviews with Dr. Bell's patients, where they discuss their experiences. You can also watch a video that Dr. Bell recorded on his cell phone when he was at home, which is very interesting. However, the most amazing thing about the film is the last ten minutes, which is an interview with Dr. Bell's students, who all describe what their teacher was like. The students are very honest about their teacher, and you can see how their teacher's work affected them. If you are a fan of documentary, this is a film you should definitely watch. This film is a must-see, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves documentaries and science, or anyone who likes film-making in general.
Brian
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 11:19

Well, this documentary "Silent Hell" was a revelation for me. It was an hour and a half of insight from many people who knew nothing of the true horrors of what the Spanish Inquisition had done to millions of innocent people. Some of them were born in the same time as the Spanish Inquisition and went through it. Others were children during the Inquisition. I think this documentary is more accurate than most. It is a must watch for all people who are interested in the dark side of history. It was also interesting to see how different people viewed the same event. Most people in the film who were close to the Inquisition never felt any emotion for it. Even the ones who were not close to the Inquisition seemed to be more fascinated with the movie and not the subject at hand. For example, I was told the story of how the Spanish Inquisition was started and how they eventually started torturing and killing people. I also heard of how people who were innocent were killed in the Inquisition and how many were tortured and burned alive. There were also people who hated the Spanish Inquisition for being a "bad" religion. They were very passionate about it and were very willing to say that it was the "worst thing to happen to the human race." Another fascinating point was the history of the people who were innocent victims of the Spanish Inquisition. These people were too poor to afford a lawyer, so they had to hire one. These lawyers were hired from the wealthy and educated and they were the ones who brought the case to the court. They were the ones who made sure the facts were presented in the court room. This movie is a must-see for anyone interested in history and its impact on the human race.
Hannah Moore
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 06:20

A very good documentary that has a few interesting facts about the secret prisons of the communist regime. Also it's interesting to see the effect the war in Iraq had on the Cuban's and how it affected their economy. Interesting to see how the US is using the same old arguments against Cuba, but since the US doesn't seem to be interested in the Cuban people or their situation, we can only guess what they're really thinking. I've never seen a documentary like this before, that really gives you an inside look at a political regime. I recommend this documentary to anyone that has ever been to Cuba, or ever will be.
Edward W.
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 05:43

A film that tells a great story about the experience of a single mother in Venezuela in the 1990s. I think this film was very well done. The images and the narration really did a great job at conveying the essence of the story and it was even better at showing the personal life of the mother. There is nothing really wrong with this film, except that some of the narration was a bit hard to follow at times, but it was still a very good film. The best part about the film was the photography and the music. The photography was great and I think it was the best part of the film. The photography is very well done and made me feel that I was in Venezuela. The music is very effective and the songs fit very well with the film. The film also is very emotional, with a lot of stories told. Overall, this film was very well done and it was very well done by the filmmakers. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in Venezuela in the 1990s.
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