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La Irlanda rural, 1981. Cáit es una reservada niña de nueve años que está desatendida por parte de su pobre, disfuncional y demasiado numerosa familia. Se enfrenta en silencio con dificultades en la escuela y en casa, y ha aprendido a pasar desapercibida para cuantos la rodean. Cuando llega el verano y se acerca la fecha del parto de su madre, Cáit es enviada a vivir con unos parientes lejanos. Sin saber cuándo volverá a casa, se queda en el hogar de unos desconocidos sin más pertenencias que la ropa que lleva puesta. Poco a poco, y gracias a los cuidados de la familia Kinsella, Cáit realiza notables progresos y descubre una nueva forma de vivir. Pero en esta casa donde reina el afecto y no parece haber secretos, ella descubre una dolorosa verdad.
Avis de la communauté (11)
It is amazing how cinema done well can make the viewer empathize so much with the protagonist, and that is the case with The Quiet Girl. Despite the little dialogue, I was able to feel every single emotion the little girl was feeling, I wanted to reach into the screen and hug her tightly, until I burst into tears in the final scene with that cookie and the "Daddy." Wonderful soundtrack, the little girl acted great even though she is only 12 years old, poor plot but strong impact, it is more focused on making you empathize with the girl. One of the best films of 2022 8/10
Quietly absorbing and by the end, emotionally devastating. A wonderful piece of filmmaking
A look at the fragility of the world from the point of view of a girl who doesn't need big events to build a subtle narrative of looks and gestures. In fact, sometimes it can be somewhat explanatory, as if the director wasn't sure of conveying the sensitivity that he manages to convey without difficulty. Rarely have relationships between adults and children been shown with this ability to find the right balance between sensitivity and distance. It is a beautiful film in all its senses, which has Carrey Crowley and especially Catherine Clinch as its best allies.
Nice and sweet, not exceptional due to some passages not well explained which could have deepened the background and the overall meaning.
Perhaps the most beautiful movie in which nothing happens.