Silentium!

Titre original : Silentium

2004
1h 56min

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Un homme qui a accusé un évêque catholique de l'avoir violé quand il était enfant meurt dans la ville autrichienne de Salzbourg. Tout le monde, sauf sa veuve et l'excentrique détective Simon... Tout lireUn homme qui a accusé un évêque catholique de l'avoir violé quand il était enfant meurt dans la ville autrichienne de Salzbourg. Tout le monde, sauf sa veuve et l'excentrique détective Simon Brenner, garde le silence et pense que l'homme s'est suicidé.Un homme qui a accusé un évêque catholique de l'avoir violé quand il était enfant meurt dans la ville autrichienne de Salzbourg. Tout le monde, sauf sa veuve et l'excentrique détective Simon Brenner, garde le silence et pense que l'homme s'est suicidé.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
In one scene Brenner puts some empty beer boxes in piles to escape a cellar. Stiegl-beer is produced in Salzburg, where the movie is set, and its company logo are red stairs, which look just like the stairs Brenner builds out of the boxes.

Gaffes
While the story is set in the summer, in the last scene, when the car leaves Salzburg, some snow can be seen on the roofs of the houses surrounding the road.

Citations
Simon Brenner: Normally, a priest is just supposed to turn bread into flesh and wine into blood. But during the hygiene hour in the boarding school showers his priestly shorts turned into a sailboat.

Connexions
Followed by Bienvenue à Cadavres-les-Bains (2009)

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I saw this movie last night at the Jacob Burns Theater in Pleasantville, NY and was told it is only the 2nd time it has been shown in the US. It certainly deserves a wider audience, but perhaps that explains the few entries I found on this site. My main reason for posting this is not so much to review the film as to ask other viewers whether they found film citation other than the ones to North By Northwest and Butch Casidy - both quite charming. I also found the use of the Mozart opera Abduction from the Seraglio to be clever, given the harem / bordello role in the film. So we have high brow and middle brow references in this film along with Austrian takes on Hollywood garage chase scenes - complete with a clever ending to the scene. Despite the buddy film aspects, this one cannot be mistaken for Hollywood, which adds to the suspense.