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An exploitation film that proceeds as if it were a solemn memorial, "The Secrets We Keep" doesn't do right by the Holocaust history it invokes — or much else. With Noomi Rapace, Joel Kinnaman, Chris Messina, Amy Seimetz. In post-WWII America, a woman, rebuilding her life in the suburbs with her husband, kidnaps her neighbor and seeks vengeance for the heinous war crimes she believes he committed against her.

Both women have escaped to a summer lake, minus their husband, for a bit of a stocktake of their life. The Secrets We Keep is exactly what its title suggests, a tense drama dealing with characters whose darkest moments are kept hidden in memories buried in the past, but not forgotten. The Secrets We Keep movie trailer is out, for the upcoming film directed by Yuval Adler, and it depicts the darkest horrors of the post-WWII era.

Adler's drama thriller, which he has developed from an original screenplay by Ryan Covington, combines the talents of Swedish superstars Noomi Rapace (Close) and Joel Kinnaman (Altered Carbon). The suspenseful film also co-stars Chris Messina and Amy. And in between these thwarted romances, history happens. In Russia, a mistress suffers years in a Gulag rather than betray her married lover—Boris Pasternak, author of Doctor Zhivago—to Stalin. Instead, they're awful World War II memories held by Myra (Noomi Rapace, who. Starring: Noomi Rapace, Joel Kinnaman, Chris Messina.

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The stories we tell ourselves, the information we withhold from others and the threat of discovery that hangs over our misdeeds all shape "The Secrets We Keep." In its modest package, it asks. There's always a degree of trepidation that I feel when entering a film that deals with the Holocaust and falls into any other genre than historical docudrama, because even the better ones tend to feel a bit too exploitative. "The Secrets We Kept" is a fine book, well deserving of its out-of-the-box success for all the reasons stated and implied above, but mainly for the undeniable fact that it is a very good story. The Secrets We Keep is Nova Weetman's fifth book, and it tells the story of eleven year old Clem Timmins. She and her dad have moved to a flat after their family home burnt down.