This is a very sad movie, but very realistic, well-acted, and relatable in a lot of ways. It almost forces the viewer to hope for a number of possible outcomes, and keeps you wondering right up to the very end of the movie. And then the viewer has to decide how he or she feels about the choices made.
I don't normally care for dramas like this one, but it is so well done, I can't help but love it.
Review of Silent Night, Lonely Night
