Emilia Clarke

Marton Csokas

Caterina Murino

Remo Girone

Lisa Gastoni

Edward Dring

Duccio Camerini

Nicole Cadeddu

Antonella Britti

Giampiero Judica

Kate Linder

Eric D. Howell

Silvio Raffo

Andrew Shaw

Tannaz Anisi

Michael Brickman

Stefano Gallini-Durante

Dean Zanuck

Clayton Condit

Lilia Trapani

Davide De Stefano

Cynthia Sleiter

Anna Lombardi

Amy Lee

Scott Fischer

Blair Hahn

Bruce Johnson

Jean Johnson

Jason Lisenbee

Warren Ostergard

Marco Valerio Pugini

Sandra Siegal

Drew Sondeland

Mark Wheaton

Tamara Marini

Claudia Catini

Melissa Mazzocco

Carla Vicenzino

Simona Batistelli

Fabiomassimo Dell'Orco

Carl N. Jacobs

Giuseppe Santoni

Roy Bava

Luca John Rosati

Alessia Silvetti

David Stephan

Sandro Piccarozzi

Maurizio Argentieri

David Farmer

Tom Hambleton

Stuart McCowan

Vincenzo Nardi

Gary Rizzo

Ben Watne

Pasquale Di Viccaro

Virginia Cefaly

Andrew Sagar

Chris Rainey

Jesse Pelkey

Ryan Markley

Franco Maria Salamon

Catia Pasqualoni

Maurizio Benvenuto

Philippe Antonello

Alessandro Brambilla

Steve Benvenuto

Marco Sacerdoti

Francisco Pintore

Emiliano Bambusi

Francesco Zaccaria

Martino Tagliaferri

Marco Tosti

Cody Lee Brown

Nick Gumm

Victoria Harms

Enrico Latella

Daniele Di Biasio

Susie Bench

Gustavo Borner

Álvaro Cadavid

Christopher M. Foster

Mona Bernal

Andrea Melchiorre

Andrea Tolomei

Ute Leonhardt

Michael Wandmacher

Peter Simonite

Mystery

Thriller

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Voice from the Stone

Zanuck Independent

Producer Capital Fund

Code 39 Films

United States of America

Italy

English

Italiano

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**The transformation!!!**

It is a little confusing. I don't think everybody who saw it understood at the first attempt. Otherwise, it would have not received such a low rating. The film failed to give the explanations in an understandable way. Only if you are good enough to figure it out everything by yourself like by observing the characteristic behaviours, dialogues and scenes that including illusion/dreams, then it can be considered a good one. So, comparing to the book it was based on, I don't know if the book complicates its readers the same way.

In the opening, a mother breathes her last before taking an oath from his not to speak a word till she returns. Very unusual scene, because she died by the side of her son and nobody else present, like her husband. Then a new nurse arrives to take care of him. She was confident that she can make him talk again, but later she begins to know more about the place and the people. Unexplainable things happen. Well, the film says it all, but it's hard for us to get the details. Following, a twist comes, then everything back to normal, like nothing ever happened.

All the actors were okay. I particularly watched it for Emilia Clarke. I loved the location, the atmosphere. Not a typical seaside sunny Italian place, but shot at the misty medieval house. In the beginning I thought it was like another version of 'Miracle Worker'. In the midway, I thought of 'Hidden Face'. None were right. But I only got it when I googled about it after the watch and realised there was no dream sequences at all, especially coming to the climax part. All are real, and which is a twist.

Maybe it need to be watched twice, particularly after googling about what part you did not get. So it was like 'Skeleton Key' meets 'Safe Haven'. I don't want to say anything further to spoil your watch if you're yet to see it. Just watch it and make your own opinion whether you liked it or not, but try to understand it first what happens at the end. Now I've changed my rating slightly, yet the film was so old fashioned. If it had came a couple of decades ago, would have considered a best one. There are people who love such film, even today, like maybe the old guys. So it is for the selected people.

_5.5/10_

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