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Elisha Cuthbert

30 November 1982, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Camilla Belle

2 October 1986, Los Angeles, California, USA

Edie Falco

5 July 1963, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Martin Donovan

19 August 1957, Reseda, California, USA

Shawn Ashmore

7 October 1979, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

Katy Mixon

30 March 1981, Pensacola, Florida, USA

David Gallagher

9 February 1985, College Point, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Shannon Woodward

17 December 1984, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

18 September 1961, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

26 November 1980, Houston, Texas, USA

Mallory Culbert

A.J. Del Cueto

Troy Harris

5 April 1970, Pueblo, Colorado, USA

Nicole Holt

Landon Kash

Max Kruemcke

June 2, 1989 in Austin, Texas, USA

Angela Ware

Michele Williams

Jamie Babbit

16 November 1970, Shaker Heights, Ohio, USA

Micah Schraft

Abdi Nazemian

Nina Deer

Played by: Elisha Cuthbert

Dot

Played by: Camilla Belle

Olivia Deer

Played by: Edie Falco

Paul Deer

Played by: Martin Donovan

Washington Post

Rather than an indictment of depravity, the movie quickly becomes a particularly cynical example of it.

September 01, 2006

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TheMovieChicks.com

The film's producers would like us to keep this quiet... this is supposed to be a thriller, but the only time we were thrilled was when it was over.

December 02, 2006

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Cinema Crazed

A hilariously bad and utterly ridiculous piece of melodrama touted as a thriller.

April 29, 2009

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ReelViews

One strength of The Quiet is that it does not deal exploitatively with the incest/sexual abuse issue in its quest to generate tension.

September 16, 2006

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BlackFilm.com

What on the surface initially seems like your typical bitchy blonde-versus-ostracized newcomer teensploit is merely this taut psychological thriller's point of departure for the exploration of a more sobering set of circumstances.

February 10, 2007

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San Francisco Chronicle

A creepy family drama that reeks of pretentiousness.

September 01, 2006

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Film Journal International

Illustrate[s], once and for all, that it's possible for a film to be soooo slow and ponderous it can appear, at times, to come to a dead stop.

March 01, 2007

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Toronto Star

The exposition is so heavy-handed, the producers might just as well distribute a printed handout to hapless ticket buyers.

September 01, 2006

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Seattle Times

Bordering on camp and loaded with lesbian undertones, this wretched drama plays like a high-school horror flick that trades monsters and mayhem for an overdose of force-fed cruelty.

September 01, 2006

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Reno Gazette-Journal

Starts with an overwritten voice-over and ends with events so baffling as to seem satirical.

October 09, 2006

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The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

The fatalistic woe becomes an indie film mockery. It's truly adolescent.

March 15, 2007

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

In retrospect, it is Belle who manages to acquit herself best with a role that never quite makes sense, but affords her some expressive, silent sequences. Surely she will find other film work and then quietly drop The Quiet from her biography.

September 23, 2006

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