Enjoyable scenes of 1961 city street life as a background for a plot that is well acted and interesting. The pace is a bit slow if you like fast action. This is not an outstanding movie in any sense, but it has a story that is more realistic than some other hitman films. At the beginning you wonder if this movie is about a series of hits or just one hit. It turns out to be the latter. The acting is convincing, but then the roles do not require much more than to reflect genuine people against the stress of the hitman who knows he must follow a regular procedure. The overall design of the movie is unusual in that it has an announcer explaining the hitman's thoughts, and this is well done.
Review of Blast of Silence
