It’s a powerful performance in a powerful short movie, but I did find myself missing the director’s flourishes of humour and warmth in Spanish , for A Human Voice is his first movie in English .
The film left me a bit flat as did the atrocious weather
So I’ve come home and lit the fire .
Which is now roaring an optimistic roar
As flat as Tilda's titties š¤£
ReplyDeleteNo need for any bellows this evening x
ReplyDeleteOptimistic roars are very welcome here this evening John - atrocious weather
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you've topped up the wood supplies - and hopefully have a lock on the woodshed, now!
ReplyDeleteThis brought back the memory of a film I saw in the 60s with Ingrid Bergman, which impacted me strongly. The title was "The Human Voice" adapted from a play by Jean Cocteau. I suspect this is a remake. It will probably never make our theaters, so I will probably have to monitor the streaming services. Have you seen "SuperNova"?
ReplyDeleteYes it was based on the Cocteau play x
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Read from bottom to top it is my version of an optimistic roar. A pop and sparkle.
DeleteA wish and a prayer.
Hugs to you .
Cheers ,with a drink of choice.
Director's occasionally inject too much ego into their work. I haven't seen this, but it sounds like a case in point.
ReplyDeleteSounds like it's a good thing it's only a short movie! xx
ReplyDeleteI love your silver lining thinking ♥️
ReplyDeleteInteresting space she is in, the colors, the painting,
ReplyDeleteTilda Swinton is an acquired taste, it's true, but she always picks interesting roles.
ReplyDeleteI'd not heard of this short movie but it doesn't sound very appealing.
ReplyDeleteHope the weather improves. We could still use any rain you don't want.
Hugs!