Las voces 2012
In *Las voces (2012)*, a haunting family secret resurfaces when terminally ill Ema shares the untold story of her grandfather with her granddaughter. The revelation sparks Clara's—her mother's—long-dormant quest to uncover the truth about a father she never knew.
Director: Pablo Torre
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Las voces (2012)* about?
The film follows Clara, a woman whose mother, Ema, reveals on her deathbed the existence of a grandfather Clara never knew. This revelation sends Clara on a journey to uncover the hidden history of her family, blending personal discovery with an unsettling sense of unresolved mystery.
Who directed *Las voces*?
Pablo Torre directed *Las voces (2012)*, crafting a film that balances emotional drama with the slow-burn tension of a thriller.
Who stars in *Las voces*?
The film features Jean Pierre Noher, Ana Celentano, María Socas, Wanda Brenner, and Alejandro Awada in key roles.
Is *Las voces (2012)* worth watching?
For fans of character-driven thrillers with emotional depth, *Las voces (2012)* offers a compelling watch. Its atmospheric storytelling and strong performances make it a solid choice within its genre, even if it doesn't deliver explosive twists.
How long is *Las voces*?
The runtime of *Las voces (2012)* is 92 minutes.
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About Las voces (2012) — A family's hidden truth unfolds in this Argentine thriller-drama
In *Las voces (2012)*, a haunting family secret resurfaces when terminally ill Ema shares the untold story of her grandfather with her granddaughter. The revelation sparks Clara's—her mother's—long-dormant quest to uncover the truth about a father she never knew. Directed by Pablo Torre, this Argentine thriller-drama weaves a quietly suspenseful narrative around themes of memory, legacy, and the echoes of the past. With a stark, intimate atmosphere, the film balances emotional depth against a creeping sense of unease, drawing viewers into a world where silence speaks louder than words.
The cast, led by Jean Pierre Noher and Ana Celentano, delivers measured performances that ground the film's emotional weight in realism. As Clara digs deeper, the boundaries between truth and myth blur, leaving audiences to question how much of our history we truly understand. *Las voces (2012)* isn't just a story about what's uncovered—it's about the weight of what remains buried.