La Voix Humaine (eng. The Human Voice) is an opera film based on Francis Poulenc’s mono-opera. After a breakup, Elle anxiously awaits a call from her ex. When the phone finally rings, their fragmented conversation unfolds through surreal imagery and shifting music. Her ex’s words remain unheard, suggested only through her reactions. The phone becomes both a lifeline and a gallows rope, blurring the line between hope and despair as Elle spirals through the pain of separation.
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Iphigenie Worbes is a versatile, award-winning artist from Germany. Prior to her Opera Studies (M.Mus.) at the Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance, she studied Fine Arts at the Bezalel Academy (Israel) and Acting at The Lee Strasberg Theater & Film Institute, New York.
Andreas Schröder is an interdisciplinary visual artist from Germany. He studied Photography and Moving Images at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig.
The Human Voice is their first artistic cooperation, fusing opera and visual art.