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A meditative, deliberately paced doc capable of absorbing patient viewers into a whole different world.
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This 2005 feature is demanding to say the least, but its pulse-slowing rhythms leave a real sense of peace. May 4, 2007 | Full Review…
This 2005 feature is demanding to say the least, but its pulse-slowing rhythms leave a real sense of peace.
J. R. Jones
A transcendental piece of filmmaking. Apr 27, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
A transcendental piece of filmmaking.
Steven Rea
As a place to enter and meditate, Into Great Silence is imminently worthy, but as a documentary, it doesn't do enough to probe the meaning of the quotation Gröning returns to repeatedly: "Oh Lord, you have seduced me, and I was seduced." Apr 5, 2007 | Rating: B
As a place to enter and meditate, Into Great Silence is imminently worthy, but as a documentary, it doesn't do enough to probe the meaning of the quotation Gröning returns to repeatedly: "Oh Lord, you have seduced me, and I was seduced."
Noel Murray
On a philosophical level, Into Great Silence emphasizes the virtues of the ascetic life, returning again and again to the idea of giving away all possessions in order to become a true disciple. Mar 30, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4
On a philosophical level, Into Great Silence emphasizes the virtues of the ascetic life, returning again and again to the idea of giving away all possessions in order to become a true disciple.
John Hartl
[Some] viewers are likely to consider this nearly three-hour, nearly soundless documentary as a chance to catch up on their sleep. Mar 29, 2007 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
[Some] viewers are likely to consider this nearly three-hour, nearly soundless documentary as a chance to catch up on their sleep.
Jeff Strickler
As we vicariously participate in their daily rituals, we find ourselves at the ground level of spiritual worship. It's hard to recall a similar documentary that brings viewers so palpably close to that sacred experience. Mar 29, 2007 | Full Review…
As we vicariously participate in their daily rituals, we find ourselves at the ground level of spiritual worship. It's hard to recall a similar documentary that brings viewers so palpably close to that sacred experience.
Desson Thomson
This is an experience it's hard to say much about. Oct 22, 2018 | Full Review…
This is an experience it's hard to say much about.
Eve Tushnet
. . .if you'd like no sound at all then enter Into Great Silence, a look inside the beautifully austere monastery of the Grande Chartreuse and simply rest your ears. Aug 23, 2017 | Full Review…
. . .if you'd like no sound at all then enter Into Great Silence, a look inside the beautifully austere monastery of the Grande Chartreuse and simply rest your ears.
Dorothy Woodend
Despite his restrictions, Groning finds light and shade, contrasting the natural - more chaotic world - with the regimented life within the cloister. Jun 13, 2008 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Despite his restrictions, Groning finds light and shade, contrasting the natural - more chaotic world - with the regimented life within the cloister.
Amber Wilkinson
Something to behold. Jan 15, 2008 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Something to behold.
Nick Schager
The Silence Before Bach: Illuminates a complexity of ideas, including the passive reflection prior to creative conception and organic to musical formulation and the space between sounds, that fascinate the filmmaker, both musically and cinematically. Jan 7, 2008 | Full Review…
The Silence Before Bach: Illuminates a complexity of ideas, including the passive reflection prior to creative conception and organic to musical formulation and the space between sounds, that fascinate the filmmaker, both musically and cinematically.
Prairie Miller
By the final third of the documentary, we evolve to a state of envy - envious at their resolute commitment and their utter faith - and even the most cynical atheist might find himself convinced that if anyone will find God, it is these men. Jun 27, 2007 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
By the final third of the documentary, we evolve to a state of envy - envious at their resolute commitment and their utter faith - and even the most cynical atheist might find himself convinced that if anyone will find God, it is these men.
Steven Snyder
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