“I suffered beside you. I was never silent.”
Having not yet seen all of the unrivaled Martin Scorsese’s feature films (I’ll be sure to remedy that before Killers of the Flower Moon next month), Silence was one that intrigued me deeply for some time. The adaptation of Shûsaku Endô’s 1966 novel tells the story of two Portuguese Jesuit missionaries on a dangerous journey through 17th century Japan in search of their missing mentor. The grueling trip will inevitably put their…