Voces inocentes (Innocent Voices)

I am a judge for the Indianapolis-based Heartland Film Festival. This feature film is a Crystal Heart Award Winner and is eligible to be the Grand Prize Winner in October of 2005. The Heartland Film Festival is a non-profit that honors... Full review

I just saw this film at the Seattle International Film Festival premiere and I enjoyed it immensely. I was a little apprehensious as I am a big fan of Oliver Stone's Salvador and I didn't think there was much more to... Full review

I just read all of your comments guys..it doesn't matter which side mistreated kids more..the fact is kids were recruited to fight...i come from Lebanon, a country that knew 15 years of civil war..and yes in my country too, kids fought... Full review

I also saw this movie and can testify that it's 90% accurate regarding how the civil war really was. But it's still a left-wing flick, it tilts that way. For instance, it showed us the brutality of the right-wing military but... Full review

This movie was incredible in many ways, not the least of which was how it depicted life in a war in such a matter-of-fact manner. People leaving the theater where I saw it were in tears, many of them. The fact... Full review

I watched it on the release week in El Salvador on December 26th 2004. It was the first country in which the movie was shown commercially. What can I say? ALMOST NO WORDS, but WONDERFUL. I am thirty years old now... Full review

I saw this film in El Salvador, while I was on vacation visiting relatives. It is a very good film. Somehow, I'd hoped that it would be this good. I have seen previous films about El Salvador, from "Salvador" by Oliver... Full review

I have just seen the movie here in El Salvador, where I am on vacation. My parents are both Salvadoran, and I have visited here many times, as well as resided here for several years. I remember visiting during war time,... Full review

I'm from El Salvador and went to see the movie yesterday with my wife. First, it's unbelievable that the government allowed this film to be presented in the country. Usually they forbid the showings of any movie that touches the topic... Full review

I just saw this film (World Premiere)the final day of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 18. It is in Spanish with English subtitles. The film, set in El Salvador during the years of civil war in the '80s, is... Full review

Poorly informed viewers outside Mexico are liable to take Mandoki's undisguised partisan account as gospel, when instead, its sloppy handling of documentary materials is far from anything that can be termed journalistic. Although Mandoki has publicly insisted otherwise, "Fraud" appears to be little more than a propaganda film for Lopez Obrador's Party of the Democratic Revolution, even as it contains several stunning vid-shot scenes of blatant ballot tampering that raise serious questions about the electio ... Full Review

Poorly informed viewers outside Mexico are liable to take Mandoki's undisguised partisan account as gospel, when instead, its sloppy handling of documentary materials is far from anything that can be termed journalistic. Although Mandoki has publicly insisted otherwise, "Fraud" appears to be little more than a propaganda film for Lopez Obrador's Party of the Democratic Revolution, even as it contains several stunning vid-shot scenes of blatant ballot tampering that raise serious questions about the electio ... Full Review

As an outcry against the forcible conscription of children into armies around the world, "Innocent Voices," is an honorable film. In the most wrenching scene from Luis Mandoki's film "Innocent Voices," Salvadoran army troops storm into a school in the heart of an impoverished rural village, bark out a list of names and forcibly conscript any boy over 12 into the military. ... Full Review

the best films....would rightfully qualify Mandoki.... ... Full Review

Daniel, our NY critic, had a chance to hit a screening of the Mexican Film Innocent Voices and has come back with reviews and reflection on it. ... Full Article

Mexico's submission to the 2005 Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film, "Innocent Voices" (originally titled "Voces inocentes") is a heart wrenching tale of an 11 year old boys struggle to survive in a village located right in the middle of... ... Full Article

One of the best films I have seen in recent years, "Innocent Voices" is being released nationwide for audiences to enjoy during the upcoming holiday season, and thanks to the folks at InnocentVoicesMovie.net we have are posting a list of... ... Full Article