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'Um Lugar Silencioso' Com Pré-Estreias a 1 De Maio COMUNICADO DE IMPRENSA 28 / 03 / 2018 COM EMILY BLUNT E JOHN KRASINSKI ‘UM LUGAR SILENCIOSO’ COM PRÉ-ESTREIAS A 1 DE MAIO Terror, mistério e suspense são os ingredientes principais de ‘Um Lugar Silencioso’, com Emily Blunt e John Krasinski nos principais papéis. No feriado de 1 de maio, o filme vai contar com sessões antecipadas em todas as salas onde estará em exibição. O thriller é protagonizado e realizado por John Krasinski (‘13 Horas: Os Soldados Secretos de Benghazi’), que contracena com a sua mulher na vida real, Emily Blunt (‘A Rapariga no Comboio’). ‘Um Lugar Silencioso’ conta a história de uma família que vive num silêncio absoluto, num local isolado, para não ser caçada por misteriosas criaturas. Os jovens atores Millicent Simmonds (‘Wonderstruck: O Museu das Maravilhas’) e Noah Jupe (‘Wonder – Encantador’) completam o elenco principal de ‘Um Lugar Silencioso’. A crítica internacional tem acolhido este filme com bastante entusiasmo e com rasgados elogios à prestação do realizador e de todo o elenco. Crítica Internacional «Um Lugar Silencioso é inovador, aterrorizante e vai fazer com que se contorça no seu lugar, tapando a boca com medo de fazer barulho.» Matt Miller, ESQUIRE «Totalmente original. Realmente, REALMENTE assustador.» Meredith Borders, /FILM «Millicent Simmonds continua a impressionar.» Scott Menzel, WE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT «Imprevisível.» John DeFore, HOLLYWOOD REPORTER «John Krasinski é um cineasta talentoso.» Owen Gleiberman, VARIETY «Millicent Simmonds tem um desempenho maravilhosamente subtil. (…) Um grau de sofisticação raro para este tipo de filme.» Eric Kohn, INDIEWIRE «John Krasinski e Emily Blunt têm excelentes performances.» Scott Weinberg, THRILLIST «O filme mais assustador em anos!» Shawn Edwards, FOX-TV «Espetacular… Hitchcock ficaria orgulhoso.» Dean Richards, WGN-TV «Boa sorte com os pesadelos.» GQ.co.uk NOS Audiovisuais LPM Edifício Campo Grande, Gonçalo Vilela Santos | Ana Grácio 1 Rua Ator António Silva, 9, Piso 2, Lisboa [email protected] | [email protected] www.nos.pt T 961 571 727 | 96 152 84 69 | 218 508 110 NOS CINEMAS A 3 DE MAIO EM PRÉ ESTREIA A 1 DE MAIO Sinopse No thriller “Um Lugar Silencioso”, uma família vive em silêncio ameaçada por misteriosas criaturas que caçam através do som. Se te ouvem, caçam-te. Links Site | Trailer | Conteúdos NOS Audiovisuais LPM Edifício Campo Grande, Gonçalo Vilela Santos | Ana Grácio 2 Rua Ator António Silva, 9, Piso 2, Lisboa [email protected] | [email protected] www.nos.pt T 961 571 727 | 96 152 84 69 | 218 508 110 .
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