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Becoming further enmeshed in Margot’s life

PLUS: An essay by critic Geoffrey O’Brien and

Code Name Melville - 76 minutes

it quickly becomes apparent that two’s company

Silence USED miyazaki and partiesIn this passion project from director Martin Scorsese (who spent nearly three decades trying to get it made), a 17th century Portuguese Jesuit priest (Andrew Garfield) receives word that his mentor (Liam Neeson) has renounced his faith while on a mission in Japan. Concerned, he travels to the island nation with another clergyman (Adam Driver) to investigate, only to find that the country's Christian population are being systematically exterminated.