沉寂之桥

Marg Duffield (played by Lee Remick) is a devoted wife in Maine to her husband Al (portrayed by Joseph Sommer). Their daughter, Peg (depicted by Marlee Matlin), is deaf and faces a tragic event when her husband dies in a car accident while on the way to visit the Duffield family home. Despite the immense grief, the Duffields open their hearts to Peg’s six-year-old daughter, Lisa, while she takes time to recover. Lisa, unlike her mother, can speak, which sparks a desire in Marg to protect her and provide the care she wished she could have given to Peg. This situation leads Marg to consider seeking legal custody of Lisa, blurring the lines between duty, love, and family bonds.This heartfelt and emotional tale delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the lengths a mother is willing to go to protect and nurture her loved ones. Lee Remick’s portrayal of Marg is both sensitive and powerful, capturing the innate maternal instincts and the sacrifices one is willing to make for the well-being of their family. The film touches upon themes of loss, resilience, and the unbreakable ties that bind a family together, leaving audiences with a profound appreciation for the strength of maternal love and the capacity to find hope in the face of adversity.