'The Secrets We Keep' review: Lean, well-acted and asks interesting questions


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Psychological thriller and domestic drama find common ground in the lean, well-acted The Secrets We Keep, starring Noomi Rapace, Chris Messina and Joel Kinnaman.

Directed by filmmaker Yuval Adler from a screenplay he wrote with Ryan Covington, the film bears a loose resemblance to Ariel Dorfman's Death And The Maiden, and focuses on a Romanian war bride haunted by her past in post-World War II America.

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6 10

Summary:

The genre elements are nicely balanced by the adult drama embodied in the lead quartet's performances.

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