a love story. at the first sigh, like many others. forbidden, strange, old sin who transforms the student and the teacher in parts of scandal. but this film seems bee different. first, for the delicate poetry. then - for the performance of Julia Koschitz who reminds a version of Audrey Hepburn. it is a drawing of states of soul. beautiful mix of love and death. provocative in a special manner. honest, fragile, delicate. remembering Medieval stories. about ideal, destiny and sacrifice. seductive. and bitter. and it is enough.
Review of A Minute's Silence
