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Frozen Silence

Frozen Silence

by Gerardo Herrero
 

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The absurdity and paranoia of war

Review: Frozen Silence

The absurdity and paranoia of war

Gerardo Herrero has adapted a thriller novel centred on the División Azul, that army of volunteers sent by Franco to fight on the Russian front during World War II. 

"If I hadn’t also produced it, this film would probably not have been made"

Interview: Gerardo Herrero • Director

"If I hadn’t also produced it, this film would probably not have been made"

One of the leading producers of Spanish cinema has for years combined producing with directing, and now presents his fifteenth film, Frozen Silence: a war thriller shot in Lithuania. 

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original title: Silencio en la nieve
country: Spain, Lithuania
year: 2011
directed by: Gerado Herrero
screenplay: Nicolás Saad
cast: Juan Diego Botto, Carmelo Gómez, Jordi Aguilar, Víctor Clavijo, Francesc Orella, Sergi Calleja, Adolfo Fernández, Andrés Gertrúdix, Manu Hernández, Toni Hernández, Javier Mejía
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