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Głosy
Ewa, a 35-year-old assistant at the chemistry department, has been hearing voices for a long time—a series of sounds that cause her to have nervous breakdowns. She becomes involved with Marek, a doctoral student at the electronics department, who, after numerous experiments, concludes that an extraterrestrial civilization has chosen Ewa as its medium. When it turns out that the cause of the voices was a quartz filling, which acts as a radio diode, Ewa tries to prevent Marek from attacking her. She does not want to lose contact with him. Although he exposes her and she gets married, they undertake joint experiments, because now he, while undergoing treatment in a closed facility, hears voices…
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Plot Summary
A group of people gather for a remote television broadcast experiment in a secluded location. As the broadcast progresses, the participants find themselves increasingly isolated and their interactions reveal hidden desires, anxieties, and the complexities of human connection. The film explores themes of voyeurism, the nature of communication, and the potential for technology to both connect and alienate individuals.
Critical Reception
Głosy is a cult classic in Polish cinema, known for its experimental nature and thought-provoking exploration of social dynamics. While not widely released internationally, it is appreciated for its unique atmosphere and performances, particularly by those interested in Polish film history and auteur cinema.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unsettling atmosphere and exploration of isolation.
Noted for its effective use of a limited setting to amplify psychological tension.
Appreciated for its understated performances that convey internal struggles.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot in the stark, isolated landscape of the Słowiński National Park in Poland, which contributes significantly to its eerie and claustrophobic atmosphere.
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