Your Reviews
An amazing portrayal of one of the many unique and intriguing stories that came out of the World War 2.era. A must see for anyone that appreciates... film. Full Review
Excellent cast; very well filmed. The story is slightly soap-operaish and slightly predictable - nonetheless, the movie is a powerful and intimate... ok at life in occupied France. Full Review
Loved this movie. It was beautifully, filmed, acted and was so touching that I I can't remember seeing a film lately that affected me so deeply.... n't miss it. Full Review
We found the story intriguing and captivating and sad.
Critic Reviews
A complicated family story that takes place in three distinct time periods, and that's handled with astonishing ease and fluidity by director Claude Miller.Full Review
A Secret is suitably tense, sad, and deeply poignant as it moves toward an epilogue exploring the idea that everything rots and decays, no mater how well-maintained.Full Review
Nearly every melodramatic impulse has been suppressed in favor of a calm precision that serves both to intensify and delay the emotional impact of the film's climactic disclosures.Full Review
A clanking, old-fashioned period drama infused with almost unbearable grief, Claude Miller's film A Secret has an enormous significance in France that it can never possess elsewhere.Full Review
The filmmaker's decision to shoot the past in color and the present in murky black and white is an inspired visual translation of psychological truth.Full Review
