The Human Voice
Iphigenie Worbes, Andreas Schröder Germany, Fiction, French, 00:46:41
This last phone call decides over life and death of a young woman.
This last phone call decides over life and death of a young woman.
On his brother’s birthday, a man wanders through a collapsing world where reality quietly turns into catastrophe.
A revalation of an aging woman – long time musician that money is not the only way to help somebody in need.
The life of widower Rusi and his neighbor Milko – a 'priest' with the mind of a child – is turned upside down when a Turkish boy and a Bulgarian girl seek their help to protect their love and escape their feuding families.
A young boy, talented in robotics, is confined in a brutalist mansion and neglected by his parents, who are absorbed in their work. Despite his attempts to engage with them, they remain distant and uninterested. In his loneliness, he creates an advanced machine to fill this void. When his parents show no interest in his invention, he enhances the AI with their knowledge, finally finding companionship and causing terrifying consequences.
An environmental appeal through the power of art or a dark documentary chronicle of yet another irreparable act against nature?