The Human Voice | Clip | NYFF58

Tilda Swinton swallows up the screen as a woman traumatized by the end of a relationship in Pedro Almodóvar’s first English-language film. In 30 mesmerizing minutes, Swinton’s nameless character runs through a frightening gamut of emotions, from despair to fury to exhilaration, all while isolated in a luxurious apartment that’s also a stage set; her only companions are her ex-partner’s dog, Dash, and the betrayer’s unheard presence on the other end of her phone. Almodóvar used many of his frequent collaborators, including cinematographer José Luis Alcaine and composer Alberto Iglesias, for this impeccably designed yet combustible adaptation of Jean Cocteau’s 1930 play The Human Voice.

[leopoldoernesto]

Such an unexpected an beautiful combination; The red velvet fabric and the simple silhouette of the dress, makes it modern but timeless and sophisticated at the same time, is just wonderful.

[michaelabbott]

So excited for this. Two of my favorite people working in film today coming together.

[nr_]

Is no one gonna talk about that dress?

[themanuu]

alguien sabe donde puedo verla online?