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Other Voices, Other Rooms

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A mistress (Anna Thompson) and a servant (Lothaire Bluteau) keep a teen (David Speck) from outside contact and his ailing, estranged father during a visit to his decaying plantation.

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Jonathan Rosenbaum Chicago Reader The strength in Other Voices, Other Rooms is above all stylistic and atmospheric... Jun 16, 2022 Full Review Rob White Sight & Sound It was a risky choice of source material for a first feature for documentarian David Rocksavage, and this isn't a particularly distinguished debut. Mar 5, 2002 Full Review Jae-Ha Kim Jae-Ha Kim What good is imagination, if you don't have the guts to live it? By the end of "Other Voices, Other Rooms," a moody piece of cinema based on a novel Truman Capote wrote 50 years ago, our protagonist has answered his own question. Rated: 3/4 Jul 28, 2023 Full Review Bob Satuloff Film Journal International Literal to a fault, enervatingly paced, and lacking the novel's poetic vitality, the movie seems stilted and stultifying. Nov 13, 2001 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A mistress (Anna Thompson) and a servant (Lothaire Bluteau) keep a teen (David Speck) from outside contact and his ailing, estranged father during a visit to his decaying plantation.
Director
David Rocksavage
Producer
Peter Wentworth, David Rocksavage
Screenwriter
Sara Flanigan, David Rocksavage
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Dec 23, 2003
Box Office (Gross USA)
$8.5K
Runtime
1h 38m