The Quiet

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The Quiet
Directed by Jamie Babbit
Produced by Tom Schatz
Written by Abdi Nazemian
Micah Schraft
Starring Elisha Cuthbert
Camilla Belle
David Gallagher
Shawn Ashmore
Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics
Release date(s) 12 September 2005 (Toronto Film Festival)
Running time 91 min.
Language English
Budget US$900,000
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The Quiet is a 2005 film directed by Jamie Babbit. The plot is about a deaf, mute, orphaned teenager named Dot, who can read lips, and is sent to live with her godparents and their daughter, Nina. Dot soon discovers the secrets of her new family.

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Dot and Nina
Dot and Nina

The story revolves around Dot, a deaf mute. She is sent to live with her godparents and their daughter Nina, where she discovers the secrets of her new family. She learns of an incestuous relationship between Nina and her father, which has driven Nina into a mad state, and led her to plan the murder of her father. Knowing that Dot cannot (allegedly) speak or hear, and thus cannot tell anyone, Nina confides in her the actions of her father and her plans to murder him.

Sony Pictures Classics picked up this film in May, 2006, after seeing it at the Toronto Film Festival.

  • Celester Collier – Basketball coach
  • Ryan Aiken – Basketball player
  • Cole Dabney – Basketball player
  • Thomas "TJ" Geredine – Basketball player
  • Ben Panner – Dunking Basketball player
  • Zach Urbanus – Basketball player who replaces Connor (Shawn Ashmore)

Bowie High School in Austin, Texas was chosen as the principal filming location for The Quiet. The producers chose to use the Bowie Basketball Team.

The film garnered a substantial amount of early buzz from the Toronto Film Festival and other independent film festivals.

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