Martin Scorcese and Shūsaku Endō
The former is set to film the latter's novel — Persecuted Christians in moviemaker's sights. I'm hoping the film is better than the novel, which told an absolutely compelling tale, but whose narrative structure I found lacking in verisimilitude; the device of realting events through the letters of a Portuguese priest to his superiors seemed untenable toward the end of the story. Silence (2010) has the potential of bieng one of those films that succeeds by taking a good story from a poorly executed novel.
Labels: Nippon, The Catholic Faith, The Swiss Confederation, The Written Word


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