

19 minutes. Two strangers. One devastating confession. You'll need a minute after.
A man who was betrayed by his wife confesses first to a hitch-hiker and then to a priest. Each of them helps him to survive the betrayal of his wife in their own way...
Acting
Sharovatov's raw, unraveling stillness in every frame.
Writing
Stephen King adaptation that actually understands silence.
Direction
Confident minimalism; every second of 19 minutes earned.

Director
Sergey Sharovatov
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
One of Stephen King's 'Dollar Babies'—filmmakers can adapt select stories for just $1, making this a rare authorized micro-budget King adaptation.
The original story hinges on the hitch-hiker's muteness as divine intervention; the film's choice to make the priest equally ineffective suggests modern faith itself has gone silent.