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Some Voices centres on Ray (Craig) and his release from a psychiatric hospital. His rehabilation starts fairly well, with Ray working for his protective brother Pete (Morrissey) in a restaurant. However, when Ray falls head over heels in love with Laura (McDonald), a wild Scottish girl, and stops taking his medication, matters spiral out of control.
Synopsis. Some Voices has come a long way from its theatrical origins. The journey started when Elinor Day, then at the BBC, saw Joe Penhall's acclaimed play about two brothers, one of whom is schizophrenic, at London's Royal Court theatre. "I fell in love with it as soon as I saw it," says Day, who commissioned Penhall to adapt it as a film ...
Some Voices Reviews. A tale of an unlikely romance that falls into the same trap as so many British films: being stunted by its own limited ambition. Full Review | Original Score: 1/5 | Apr 13 ...
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Some Voices. DRAMA. After years of psychiatric healthcare, Ray (Daniel Craig) is deemed fit to be released into the care of his brother and help out in his café. But while his refusal to take medication begins to affect his stability, Ray still manages to strike up a relationship with Laura (Kelly Macdonald), who's impressed by his direct ...
It took a while for me to get my copy of "Some Voices" due to it coming twice with only half the film on the DVD. But Amazon took care of it and it was well worth the wait. This is a wonderful character study of Ray a man who is struggling with his mental health and the beginnings of a new relationship with his brother (post mental institution release) and a new romance.
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