Innocent Voices is a passionately told dramatization of an ugly issue of war -- its impact on children. Read critic reviews
Innocent Voices
2004, War/Drama, 1h 50m
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Movie Info
Civil war in El Salvador threatens the life of an 11-year-old (Carlos Padilla) and his family who live in a small village.
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Rating: R
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Genre: War, Drama
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Original Language: Spanish
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Director: Luis Mandoki
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Producer: Lawrence Bender, Luis Mandoki, Alejandro Soberón
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Writer: Luis Mandoki, Oscar Orlando Torres
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $829.7K
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Distributor: Slowhand Cinema Releasing
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Critic Reviews for Innocent Voices
Audience Reviews for Innocent Voices
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I am surprised that having witnessed a true story about a boy losing his innocence during the civil war in El Salvador with grueling pictures of the atrocities of war and the things a 11 year old goes through, I did not quite feel overwhelmed.
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This is a very moving story based around kids in this war torn country, and what they have to go through to stay alive. This is a very well done film.
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The story of a 11-year-old boy and his family who lived in El Salvador during the civil war. When you see this film, you see war from a human sight rather than political. The normal life, childhood innocence and the cruelty of war is what makes this film so real. This film should be viewed by all people around the world and it is like campaign against any kind of war. All wars can only bring disaster and suffering to people, even to the innocence,such as children. I believe there is always a way out for every problem. I highly recommend it because of the message the film brought in and for how amazingly well made it is. See this film.
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Gripping anti-war offering from director Luis Mandoki. <i>Innocent Voices</i> shows us the civil war in El Salvador through the eyes of a child. Mandoki presents a harsh but accurate indictment of the war and of the U.S. involvement in it.
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