A Voz do Coração

Título original: Les choristes

2004
12
1 h 37 min

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O novo professor de um colégio interno de rapazes, em funcionamento severo, trabalha para afetar positivamente a vida dos alunos através da música.O novo professor de um colégio interno de rapazes, em funcionamento severo, trabalha para afetar positivamente a vida dos alunos através da música.O novo professor de um colégio interno de rapazes, em funcionamento severo, trabalha para afetar positivamente a vida dos alunos através da música.

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Indicado a 2 Oscars
- 12 vitórias e 24 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Actor, co-producer Gérard Jugnot mortgaged his Paris apartment to help finance the film. The bet paid off, and he ended up making over 5 million euros for 'Les Choristes' as actor and co-producer. He earned the title of the highest-paid French actor in 2004, overtaking Jean Reno and Gérard Depardieu.

Erros de gravação
During the auditions, Mathieu sends pupils to the right or to the left showing the direction by his hand. When directing Ricoeur, who sings "I've got tobacco in my pouch", to the left (at 33:06 to 33:07) he first moves his hand to his right, which some cite as an error while others cite it as a flourish, but then sweeps or hooks his hand left.

Citações
Pierre Morhange adulte: Pepinot was right all along. Clement Mathieu was fired on a Saturday.

Conexões
Featured in Interdit aux plus de 13 ans (2004)

Trilhas sonoras
Les Choristes
Lyrics By Christophe Barratier
Music By Bruno Coulais
Orchestra: Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra-Sif 309, Conductor Deyan Pavlov'
© 2004 Warner Bros. Records,WEA Music (p) 2004 Galatée Films

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As a public school choir director I was thrilled to see a movie that celebrated the joy of singing. At the end of the semester I ran "The Chorus" for all of my students and the response was astounding. A French film with subtitles that kept the rehearsal room totally silent for two days of classes. Fantastic.

I sincerely hope this fine film is given an honest opportunity to succeed in the U.S. We don't need a Disney remake in English with updated pop songs. This charming import is the real deal.

As a teacher I always trust the sometimes brutal honesty that high school students express about films and music. My experience this semester has been that "The Chorus" is a winner.

If you like this movie recommend it to others as it deserves to find its audience.