The Voice of Thaïs

About This Movie

The Voice of Thaïs offers a fascinating blend of personal journey and historical exploration. Clara Mingueza, who seems genuinely passionate, embarks on this quest to relocate Elena Jordi's remains, which draws you in. It’s not just about the physical act; it’s a dive into Jordi’s legacy as a trailblazing figure in Spanish cinema, especially as one of the first female directors. The pacing feels reflective, allowing you to absorb the weight of history. There’s this hauntingly beautiful atmosphere surrounding the film, especially with the snippets of vaudeville and early cinema woven throughout. It feels like a love letter to forgotten histories, and the quest for that elusive copy of Thaïs really adds a layer of intrigue. You can sense Mingueza's admiration, and it adds depth to the storytelling.

Explores lesser-known female contributions to cinema. · Strong focus on personal storytelling alongside history. · Atmospheric visuals enhance the reflective tone.