‘The Human Voice’ Review: We’re All Tilda Swinton in Almodóvar’s Bracing Short — Just Not as Stylish
The director's longtime production designer Antxón Gómez delivers the ultimate self-isolating space for Swinton's one-woman show. A freshly minted English-language Almodóvar melodrama starring Tilda ...
The first English-language film from the Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar stars Tilda Swinton and adapts Jean Cocteau to sublime results. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket for an independently ...
‘The Human Voice’ Review: Tilda Swinton Sets the Screen Ablaze in Pedro Almodóvar’s Iridescent Short
Courtesy of El Deso D.A. “These are the rules of the game, the law of desire,” Tilda Swinton sighs, playing an unnamed woman — who, let it be said, looks and speaks and dresses an awful lot like Tilda ...
It immediately says something about the differences between Jean Cocteau’s brilliant 1928 dramatic monologue The Human Voice — as first put on screen in 1948 by Roberto Rossellini with the immortal ...
This review of “The Human Voice” was first published after its premiere at the New York Film Festival on Sept. 24, 2020. Cinema history will doubtlessly note “The Human Voice” as notable for being the ...
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