John Krasinsky's film "Quiet Place" presented horrors in the new world and received an almost unanimous recognition, which eventually resulted in shooting Sicvel. But they were also those who saw in the tape at all that promise that the director was invested in it. Critic Richard Brodi from The New Yorker spreads the work of Krasinski in the fluff and the dust for the fact that the white family, protecting his house from the "group of large, dark, hidden, predatory beings", was in the center of the narration.
The review of Brody, of course, turned the attention of Krasinsky, and he spoke about her during an Esquiere interview, emphasizing that he did not try to do any political statements with the help of a quiet place. At the same time, the director said that he was not going to underestimate the point of view of the opponent.
I never thought about it until the film was presented to me in this way
- admitted John.
Also, the director said that the essence of his paintings was not at all in the hint of the need to behave quietly in a certain political situation.
The whole of my metaphor was exclusively about parenthood,
He stressed. Then Krasinski added that it was not just about parenthood, but about the promise to his children that everything would be fine, which inevitably turns out to be false.
John mentioned and Sikvel, saying that it was about events that occur when the promise was broken, "about growing up and how to move on and cope with losses." The premiere of "quiet place 2" is scheduled for March 19.