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The Sleeping Voice (film)

film > La Voz Dormida (2011, Spain) directed by Benito Zambrano, witten by Benito Zambrano & Ignacio del Moral

Based on the novel of "La Voz Dormida" witten by Dulce Chacon,






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The Sleeping Voice


Title
The Sleeping Voice


Technical


Address
Benito Zambrano


Production
Antonio Perez


Guion
Benito Zambrano
Ignacio del Moral


Music
Juan Antonio Leyva
Magda Rosa Galbán
Carmen Agredano


Makeup
Roman Gonzalez Escribano


Photography
Alex Catalán


Wardrobe
José María García Iglesias


Protagonists
Inma Cuesta
Maria Leon
Marc Clotet
Daniel Holguin
Javier Godino
Miryam Gallego
Meri Rodriguez
Susi Sánchez
Begoña Maestre
John Amen
Lola Casamayor
Angela Cremonte


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Facts and figures


Country (ies)
Spain


Year
2011


Gender
Drama


Language (s)
Spanish


Details on IMDb
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The Sleeping Voice is a Spanish film directed by Benito Zambrano and based on the novel. It was shot in 2011, primarily in the former prison Huelva.1




Index
[Hide] 1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Festivals
4 Past film
5 References
6 External links

[Edit] Argument
Like Dulce Chacón's novel, on which it is based, is the Franco regime during the Spanish Civil War through the lives of Pepita (María León) an Andalusian immigrant who moved to Madrid where he is imprisoned his sister Hortensia (Inma Cuesta) who is pregnant and will give birth in jail, Pepita falls for a guerrilla (Paulino-Marc Clotet-) and try by all means to take care of his sister's daughter sentenced to death.2
[Edit] Cast
Inma Cuesta as Hortensia.
Maria Leon as Pepita.
Marc Clotet as Paulino.
Daniel Holguin as Felipe.
Miryam Gallego as Doña Amparo.
Meri and Jessica Rodriguez.
Susi Sánchez as Sister Seraphim.
Javier Godino
Ana Wagener as Mercedes.
Judge Antonio Dechent as instructor.
Mary Garralón
Berta Ojea as the shoes.
Emilio Linder
Angela Cremonte as Elvira.
Begoña Maestre as Amalia.
Amen Juan and Genaro.
Amaia Lizarralde as The Topete.
Ana Gracia
Julio Velez as secret police.
Lluís Marco and Don Gonzalo.
Fermí Reixach as prison chaplain.
Jesus Noguero
Lieutenant Joaquín Perles as Sierra.
Lola Casamayor as Reme.
Charo Zapardiel
Manuel García Merino as Cura.
Arantxa Aranguren
Patricia Gómez Vázquez
Amparo Vega Leon
Marta Bódalo
Teresa Calo
Eduardo Marchi
[Edit] Festivals
Participated in September 2011 in the official section of the Festival of San Sebastian.
She was selected to participate in the Cinema Europe section of the 55th London Film Festival in October 2011.3
[Edit] Honours film
International Film Festival of San Sebastian

Year
Category
Person
Result


2011
Silver Shell for Best Actress
Maria Leon
Winner
XXVI Goya Awards

Category
Person
Result


Best Picture
Candidate


Best Director
Benito Zambrano
Candidate


Best Leading Actress
Inma Cuesta
Candidate


Best Supporting Actress
Ana Wagener
Winner


Best Actress
Maria Leon
Winner


Best Newcomer
Marc Clotet
Candidate


Best Adapted Screenplay
Benito Zambrano
Ignacio del Moral
Candidates


Best Original Song
Nana of peppermint
Carmen Agredano
Winner


Best Costume Design
José María García Iglesias
Candidate
XXI Awards Actors Union

Category
Person
Result


Best film actress
Inma Cuesta
Candidate


Maria Leon
Winner


Best Film Actress
Ana Wagener
Winner


Charo Zapardiel
Candidate

Awards XXIII Yoga


Category
Result


Worst Picture
Winner
In September 2011, was shortlisted for the Film Academy along with The Skin I Live and Pa negre to compete for the Oscar for best foreign language film for Spain.4 Pa negre was finally selected.
[Edit] References
1. ↑
2. ↑ http://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film184543.html Movie in filmaffinity.com
3. ↑ http://www.teinteresa.es/cine/Benito-Zambrano-Festival-Cine-Londres_0_553146486.html
4. ↑
[Edit] External links
Official Website