THE VOICE (2026)

Estonia / / 00:04:17 min

Recorded in a remote mountain village in Greece, the film testifies how a priest's voice becomes an instrument of absolute authority. That authority is defined not by his words, but by their low, resonant sound—full of gravity. In this short film, the original language is intentionally left untranslated. The goal is to emphasize the power of sound over meaning. THE VOICE (2026) explores how sonic power can command obedience. The film offers a question: how often are people moved by sound rather than sense? In religious rituals. In political speeches. In advertising. Even in intimate relationships? Link in Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqmGsTLauk8
Friday, 28 August 2026 20:00
Block 14
Café CUP


Film maker
Mart RAUKAS

CO-PRODUCER STATEMENT on MART RAUKAS Mart Raukas – Retired university professor, public speaker, and filmmaker An accomplished producer of documentaries and television programs, Raukas first gained recognition when his debut documentary Parrhesia won the Best Short Documentary award at the Cyprus International Film Festival. The film subsequently became a subject of widespread discussion among philosophers at the University of Athens during World Philosophy Day celebrations. His later work, Inquisitors, earned the Best Documentary award at the 40th Asolo Art Film Festival, further establishing his reputation as a distinctive voice in philosophical cinema.