The Sleeping Voice
La voz dormida
Synopsis
Finished the Spanish Civil War in April 1939, in November 1940, while Spain is being crushed by the ruthless boot of dictator Franco, Pepita travels from rural Córdoba to Madrid to be near her sister Hortensia, who is seven months pregnant and imprisoned, haunted by the shadow of a death sentence.
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Tráiler de La voz dormida
Type: Trailer • Published 2011-10-04
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Inma Cuesta
Hortensia
María León
Pepita
Marc Clotet
Paulino
Daniel Holguín
Felipe
Ana Wagener
Mercedes
Susi Sánchez
Sor Serafines
Berta Ojea
La Zapatones
Lola Casamayor
Reme
Ángela Cremonte
Elvira
Amparo Vega-León
Sole
Charo Zapardiel
Tomasa
Arantxa Aranguren
Conchita
Teresa Calo
Doña Celia
Begoña Maestre
Amelia
Jesús Noguero
Don Fernando
Miryam Gallego
Doña Amparo
Adelfa Calvo
La Legañosa
Amaia Lizarralde
La Topete
Release History & Theatrical Window
Donostia-San Sebastian International Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$4M
Filming & production cost
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Pending
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Benito Zambrano
- Screenplay & Story
- Benito Zambrano, Ignacio del Moral, Dulce Chacón, Carmen López Areal
- Original Score
- Magda Rosa Galván, Juan Antonio Leyva
- Original Title
- La voz dormida
- Country of Origin
- Germany, Spain
- Spoken Languages
- Catalan, Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 59m
- Production Budget
- $4M
- Production Studios
- Audiovisual Aval SGR, Maestranza Films, Warner Bros. Pictures, The Match Factory, Warner Bros. Entertainment España, Canal+ España, TVE, ICO
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Benito Zambrano
Benito Zambrano, Ignacio del Moral, Dulce Chacón, Carmen López Areal
Magda Rosa Galván, Juan Antonio Leyva
Álex Catalán
Fernando Pardo
Antonio P. Pérez, Ernesto Chao
Department Leadership Roster
Benito Zambrano
Director
Magda Rosa Galván
Original Music Composer
Fernando Pardo
Editor
Juan Antonio Leyva
Original Music Composer
Álex Catalán
Director of Photography
Benito Zambrano
Writer
Ignacio del Moral
Writer
Antonio P. Pérez
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Sleeping Voice
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What is The Sleeping Voice about?
Finished the Spanish Civil War in April 1939, in November 1940, while Spain is being crushed by the ruthless boot of dictator Franco, Pepita travels from rural Córdoba to Madrid to be near her sister Hortensia, who is seven months pregnant and imprisoned, haunted by the shadow of a death sentence.
Who directed The Sleeping Voice?
The Sleeping Voice was directed by Benito Zambrano.
Who stars in The Sleeping Voice?
The principal cast of The Sleeping Voice includes Inma Cuesta, María León, Marc Clotet, Daniel Holguín, Ana Wagener.
When was The Sleeping Voice released and how long is it?
The Sleeping Voice was released in 2011 with a total runtime of 1h 59m.
Who composed the musical score for The Sleeping Voice?
The original motion picture soundtrack for The Sleeping Voice was composed by Magda Rosa Galván, Juan Antonio Leyva.
Is The Sleeping Voice based on a book or true story?
The Sleeping Voice is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Dulce Chacón".