Voice in the Wind

1944
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1h 25min

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J. Edward Bromberg, Sigrid Gurie, and Francis Lederer in Voice in the Wind (1944)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA concert pianist has lost his memory, the result of his being arrested and tortured by the Germans during the war for playing a banned song. He journeys to the island of Guadelupe to try to... Leer todoA concert pianist has lost his memory, the result of his being arrested and tortured by the Germans during the war for playing a banned song. He journeys to the island of Guadelupe to try to regain his memory and his health.A concert pianist has lost his memory, the result of his being arrested and tortured by the Germans during the war for playing a banned song. He journeys to the island of Guadelupe to try to regain his memory and his health.

Dirección
- Arthur Ripley
Guión
- Arthur Ripley
- Friedrich Torberg
Reparto principal

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Dirección
- Arthur Ripley
Guión
- Arthur Ripley
- Friedrich Torberg
Reparto principal

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 2 nominaciones en total

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Although this film was produced by, and was originally intended for release by, low-rent Producers Releasing Corp. (PRC), when word got around Hollywood that the picture was far better than PRC's usually shoddy product, other studios expressed interest in it, and it was eventually bought from PRC and released by United Artists.

Banda sonora
Vltava from 'Má vlast'
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Written by Bedrich Smetana

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10/10

Arthur Ripleys finest work. A film well worth watching.

While at the UCLA film division, I took a class in film directing from Arthur Ripley, the writer and director of VOICE IN THE WIND. Produced independently at a time when few films were being made outside the studio system, Ripley poured his heart and soul into this film. He showed a 35mm print in class and I watched it in awe. It is a character driven film with excellent performances by Francis Lederer, Sigrid Gurie, Alexander Granich and J. Carol Naish. I only wish I was able to see the film again. I have been searching for it, to no avail. Prints are not to be found. No DVDs are available. I know some film collectors have copies, but getting a DVD out of any one of them is near impossible. How can justice be given to this rare and beautiful film without seeing it. Lederer's gradual restoring of memory is so well handled it is wonderful to watch his emotions change from grief to joy. Hunt for a copy of this film. If you find it, you will not be disappointed!