Trailer
Assistive Technologies

Blast of Silence

Runtime
1hr 17mins
Directed by
Allen Baron
Featuring
Allen Baron,
Molly McCarthy,
Larry Tucker

Showtimes

Tue 11/24
Available for online purchase
Sold out/unavailable
Body

Swift, brutal, and blackhearted, Allen Baron’s New York City noir Blast of Silence is a sensational surprise. 

This low-budget, carefully crafted portrait of a hit man on assignment in Manhattan during Christmastime follows its stripped-down narrative with mechanical precision, yet also with an eye and ear for the oddball details of urban ­living and the imposing beauty of the city. 

At once visually ragged and artfully composed, and featuring rough, poetic narration performed by Lionel Stander and written by Waldo Salt (both uncredited), Blast of Silence is a stylish triumph.

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