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Some Voices est un film réalisé par Simon Cellan Jones avec Julie Graham, Daniel Craig. Synopsis : Ray, personnage sympathique mais instable, sort de l'hôpital psychiatrique pour emménager à ...
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Permalink. A disturbing and rewarding film, but don't expect any belly laughs or easy answers. benwalsh29 29 June 2000. 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.
No episode available to watch on demand. Drama. View all (8) (2000) Comedy drama starring Daniel Craig and David Morrissey. Suffering from mental health issues, Ray is released into his brother's ...
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9. Sept. 2000 · The most important point to make about Some Voices is that it works as a film, and a technically accomplished one at that. Patients and health professionals will have little to complain about—its central character, Ray (Daniel Craig), has schizophrenia, but this is a sensitive film, and its appeal goes beyond any armchair diagnostics.
Ray, a charming, enigmatic, loveable guy who is a little unstable, is trying to re-adjust to the outside world after years of being institutionalised. He has just been released from a psychiatric hospital into the care of his over-worked and over-protective restaurateur brother, Pete. Pete runs his father's business, which is a café by day and a restaurant by night, with the help of his loyal ...
Some Voices marked the feature film debut for Simon Cellan-Jones, who had previously directed Craig in his breakthrough role on the classic BBC drama Our Friends in the North. Writer Joe Penhall, adapting his own stage play, would return to the subject of mental illness in Blue/Orange (which premiered on stage in 2000) and the 2017 TV thriller The Replacement.
