Voices

1973
1 h 31 min

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David Hemmings and Gayle Hunnicutt in Voices (1973)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA woman released from a mental hospital questions her sanity after she hears strange voices in the country manor she has moved into with her husband.A woman released from a mental hospital questions her sanity after she hears strange voices in the country manor she has moved into with her husband.A woman released from a mental hospital questions her sanity after she hears strange voices in the country manor she has moved into with her husband.

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The marriage of Gayle Hunnicutt and David Hemmings was falling apart rapidly when they made this film together, and the tensions between the characters they played were echoed by the tensions between them on set. Kevin Billington, the director, said that it was his most uncomfortable experience directing a film, adding that the situation was of no benefit whatever to the mood of the film.

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Remade as Hum Kaun Hai? (2004)

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4/10

Doesn't suit the film format

VOICES (1973) is a slice of British psychological horror that I wanted to enjoy far more than I actually did. It starts off on a strong footing, with an excellent set-piece that basically copies the opening of DON'T LOOK NOW, and it has a good ending - but it's that long hour in the middle which is the problem. This is based on a play and it shows, as it's all about a conversation between two people interspersed with some very mild spooky moments.

The ghostly material is almost timid and other than a Bavaesque moment, negligible. Real-life couple David Hemmings and Gayle Hunnicutt are both fine, particularly the latter, but they can't do much with such uninteresting characters. Plus TV director Kevin Billington doesn't seem to have any affinity with the genre. The sudden cutting from the filmed outdoor scenes to the videoed interiors is quite abrupt too, which makes this look rather cheap and grainy - like a reguar TV episode from the era.