La Voix Humaine
Synopsis
Alone in her apartment a woman, Elle, is waiting for a phone call from her ex-lover (Monsieur). Elle receives two wrong numbers before he calls. The couple discuss their past relationship, Elle blames herself for their problems, claiming, "Tout est ma faute.". Throughout their conversation they experience numerous telephone problems and finally their connection cuts out completely. When Elle calls Monsieur’s home phone she discovers that he is not there, she assumes he is at a restaurant. He calls her back, and Elle reveals that she has lied during their conversation; she took twelve sleeping pills in an attempted suicide, then called her friend Marthe, who arrived with a doctor to save her. Elle grows suspicious that Monsieur is with his new girlfriend, but he never admits his whereabouts. Elle reveals her obsession with the telephone, she has slept with it in her bed for the past two nights. Their connection fails once again, and Elle panics. Monsieur calls her back once more, and Elle informs him that she now has the telephone cord wrapped around her neck. Telling him she loves him over and over. She sinks into her bed and drops the receiver.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 52 min 21 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
- James Kent
- Producer
- David Parfitt, Nikki Weston, Maurice Whitaker
- Executive Producer
- Danielle De Niese
- Editor
- Rachel Durance
- Screenwriter
- Francis Poulenc from the play by Jean Cocteau
- Director of Photography
- Laurie Rose
- Production Designer
- Peter Francis
- Sound
- Mike Hatch
- Music
- Francis Poulenc
- Principal Cast
- Danielle De Niese
Genre
Production status
Complete
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Last updated 18th October 2022