Louder Than Bombs

Synopsis

In the wake of a famous war photographer's untimely death, his family struggles to come to terms with his absence, as old wounds resurface and long-buried secrets are unearthed. Louder Than Bombs, directed by Joachim Trier, delves deep into the complexities of grief, memory, and the fragile bonds that hold families together. As the characters navigate through their shared past and present turmoil, they are forced to confront their individual demons and face the harsh realities of their relationships. With a poignant narrative and stellar performances from the cast, Louder Than Bombs is a powerful exploration of loss, legacy, and the enduring power of love and family.

Cast

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  Gabriel Byrne

  Gene Reed

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  Isabelle Huppert

  Isabelle Reed

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  Jesse Eisenberg

  Jonah Reed

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  Devin Druid

  Conrad Reed

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  Amy Ryan

  Hannah Brennan

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  Ruby Jerins

  Melanie

Reviews

Louder Than Bombs has been met with mixed reviews from critics, showcasing the film's divisive nature. The New York Times praised the film, stating, 'A haunting exploration of the reverberating impact of loss.' On the other hand, The Guardian criticized the film's pacing, saying, 'Despite strong performances, the film lacks coherence and emotional depth.' Rotten Tomatoes rates Louder Than Bombs at a solid 73%, with an average rating of 6.3/10, applauding the film's emotional depth and complex characters. Metacritic gives it a score of 70/100, highlighting the film's visual storytelling and strong ensemble cast. While some may find the narrative structure challenging, others appreciate the film's nuanced portrayal of grief and family dynamics.