Cannes Film Festival First Reveals 'Sound of Falling' Character Posters 6 Types Released!

The Cannes Film Festival has first revealed the masterpiece 〈Sound of Falling〉 with the release of 6 character posters.

The film 〈Sound of Falling〉 captures the lives of four girls living in the same house across different eras, their voices gradually awakening from silence. It has begun to attract attention as a film by a German female director that has entered the competition section of the Cannes Film Festival for the first time in 9 years since Maren Ade's 〈Toni Erdmann〉. Major foreign media have praised it as “an ambitious work completed with a confident vision by director Marsha Silinski” (Screen International), “the best film ever” (Deadline), and “an undeniable technical achievement that traps audiences in the work without a moment to breathe” (RogerEbert.com). Director Marsha Silinski, who directed 〈Sound of Falling〉, has the honor of being the first German female director to win the Jury Prize.

The 6 character posters released capture the perspectives of women who lived in the same house and farm, despite the different eras. Alma, who is ‘plunged into confusion while seeing dark truths’, Erica, who ‘could not reveal her desires because she had to obey’, Angelica, who ‘suffers from the pain of denying herself’, and Lenka, who ‘has developed inexplicable emotions and unspeakable secrets’, evoke curiosity about the lives of these individuals connected as a single memory across a century. Additionally, Ria, who is ‘shaken by a future determined against her will’, is Alma's sister, while Trudy, who ‘had to live a life merely as someone’s tool’, is the maid who lived with Alma, raising questions about the dark shadows of their inner turmoil.