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Some Voices (2000)A schizophrenic causes havoc in his brother's restaurant. Director:Simon Cellan JonesWriter:Joe Penhall |
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Ray
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Pete
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Laura
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Ray's Friend
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Man with Mobile
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Lighter Seller
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Cashier
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Benefits Agency Woman
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A schizophrenic causes havoc in his brother's restaurant.
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restaurant | male frontal nudity | mistreatment | mental patient | hallucination |Parents Guide:
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25 August 2000 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Algumas Vozes See more »Company Credits
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Written by Toots Hibbert
Used by kind permission of Universal Music Publishing LTD
Performed by Toots & The Maytals (as Toots and the Maytals)
® 1970 Licenced courtesy of Trojan Records LTD
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"54-56 Was My Number"Written by Toots Hibbert
Used by kind permission of Universal Music Publishing LTD
Performed by Toots & The Maytals (as Toots and the Maytals)
® 1970 Licenced courtesy of Trojan Records LTD
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I saw this film recently, when it was briefly shown at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse. My concentration didn't waver throughout the whole film. For me, the story was told in such a way that it was essentially a truthful one, without needlessly tugging at heartstrings or indulging in gratuitous fun at the expense of the leading character. I work in mental health, so a film such as this one sits better with me than 'Me, Myself & Irene", which, to be fair, I have not seen, and which I know is intended as a comedy. 'Some Voices' has comic touches, but these are humane, and do not detract from the fact that this is the story of a man who wants a life, but finds it hard to accept the conditions that other people seem to be placing on him. I was totally gripped from start to finish, and would urge others to see this film, and also, to enjoy the great soundtrack, which only fades away in a moment of high drama towards the end but otherwise accompanies the action very sensitively,and does not get in the way of it. This film deserves a lot more exposure than I guess its independent status will ensure. Go and see it, or get your local independent cinema to put it on!