The Sleeping Voice

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Claudio C @Claudio666 Jan 1 A Dark Period in the Spanish History (12,170 – 01 Jan 2026) In 1940, in Madrid, the naive Pepita arrives from Cordoba to visit her sister Hortensia that is in prison. Tensi is communist and is pregnant, and Pepi becomes her contact with her husband Felipe. Pepi is apolitical but helps Tensi and Felipe, who is wounded by a shot. She befriends Paulino, who is a leader wanted by Franco’s men, and falls for him. She tries everything to get pardon for her sister Tensi, who is senteced to death. "La voz dormida", aka. "The Sleeping Voice" (2011), is a beautiful Spanish movie. The story shows the dark period of the Spanish history, after the Civil War, when Franco becomes dictator of Spain. Although based on the novel of Dulce Chacón, the events are not real but a dramatization of the situation of women from both and neither side, in Franco’s dictatorship. The acting and the reconstitution of the 40’s are top-notch. My vote is seven. Title (Brazil): "A Voz Adormecida" ("The Sleeping Voice") See more 08/23/2015 María León está simplemente fantástica, en este desgarrador drama sobre los horrores de la Guerra Civil Española. See more 01/27/2014 Good movie with impressive performances from Inma Cuesta and María León from Dulce Chacón great story about the life of the republican women after the end of the Spanish civil war and the starting of the dictatorship of the rebel general Franco. See more 12/25/2013 A powerful drama. Does not leave one's eyes dry. See more 03/03/2013 Brilliant. Heart-breaking. Horrifying. Beautiful. I couldn't get it out of my mind for days. Trevor Mostyn See more 02/07/2013 Que película dura... y lo peor es que es la realidad... CLARO que la veré otra vez. See more Read all reviews

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