The Man Who Wasn't There 4K 2001 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

1949, Santa Rosa, California. Ed Crane, a quiet barber, leisurely cuts his customers' hair in his salon, while his wife has an affair with her boss, Big Dave, a haberdasher who has recently saved up enough money to open a new store. Suddenly, Ed has the opportunity to get rich in the emerging dry cleaning business. To raise capital, he blackmails Big Dave, realizing that he can only achieve success in life by resorting to extreme measures.

Review 4K Movie

I watched this movie yesterday. I didn't know what to expect because I hadn't heard anything about it. My partner just came home from work, turned on the TV, and... I was blown away. I couldn't even imagine that this kind of gloomy movie could be so captivating. It touched something deep inside me, something clicked. Is it a psychological film? Definitely, yes.
The moments of silence were mesmerizing. When the silent hero had a dialogue, if you can call it that. Few people can endure, I suppose, when the person opposite them just listens and looks them straight in the eye without saying a word. And at that moment, staring at the screen, I was as if under hypnosis.

Nowadays, they make dynamic films with fast-paced plots, in which, as a rule, you won't notice a second of silence. Here, on the contrary, this silence was the meaning.
I would gladly watch it again.