A young primary school teacher searches for her disappearing voice in a foreign town. She crosses paths with other women ready to help her find what she has lost. Interweaving observational documentary and fiction, Marieke Elzerman narrates a journey where empathy and self-awareness are entangled in a beautiful feminine-universe fresco. Masterfully shot in film with a powerful interpretation by Naomi Pacifique, La voz rosa stands out for its cinematic narration.
– Rebecca De Pas
Also in this combined programme
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Issues with My Other Half
Dividing the body and the tools it uses: Anna Vasof’s neo-Švankmajer avalanche of digital gags.
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Conviértete en quien eres
The unassuming, poetic portrait of a domestic space during pandemic times: a rotoscopic, yin-yang dance.
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Can’t Help Myself
Unglamorous beach work in Riga is poignantly juxtaposed with the extravagant promises of self-help gurus.
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Lingua morta
Ruggirello’s absurdist cross between cinema and sculpture is a slapstick comedy made with strange objects.
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Film details
- Country of production
- Netherlands
- Year
- 2023
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2023
- Length
- 25"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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