Writer-director Isabel Coixet's (My Life Without Me) beautifully wrought chamber drama The Secret Life of Words opens on Hanna (Sarah Polley),
 a laconic, backward and introverted girl in her early '30s, quietly 
drowning in her own isolation. Partially deaf from working an untold 
number of hours in a loud factory, Hanna must wear a hearing aid. When 
her supervisors -- deeply concerned about the four years that have 
lapsed in Hanna's life without a break -- force her to go on holiday for
 a month, she hesitantly takes off for a coastal village in the north of
 Ireland.
 
Jun 24, 2013
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