House of Voices

About This Movie

House of Voices, directed by Pascal Laugier, is this atmospheric blend of drama and horror that really captures the eerie essence of an abandoned orphanage. Set in the haunting backdrop of 1958 French Alps, it unfolds slowly, building tension as you sink into Anna and Judith’s complex relationship. The pacing is deliberate, almost dreamlike, allowing the unsettling tone to seep into your bones. Laugier plays with shadows and sounds, using practical effects to enhance the ghostly presence throughout the film. The performances are raw and rich, especially from the leads, as they navigate themes of isolation and motherhood. It feels less like a conventional horror flick and more like a haunting exploration of human connection amidst despair.

Explores themes of isolation and motherhood. · Features strong character-driven performances. · Atmospheric sound design enhances the eerie tone.