Amy Lee
Published on 11 Apr 2016
”VOICE FROM THE STONE is disguised as a dark, bad dream that oozes with creepiness. It is a “haunting romance” because it’s a story that centers on the idea of love, loss and grief, and how they go hand in hand with fear.”
Based on Silvio Raffo’s 1997 novel, VOICE FROM THE STONE stars Emilia Clarke (GAME OF THRONES) as Verena, a nurse in 1950s Italy who is brought in to help comfort a young boy (Edward Dring) mourning the death of his mother (Caterina Murino). But as the plot drives forward and the child exhibits strange behavior, Verena begins to wonder if there’s something more sinister going on within the walls of the boy’s home.
Verena (Emilia Clarke) looks at a portrait of Malvina (Caterina Murino). Courtesy of Momentum Pictures.
The castle is the prime suspect. Howell shot the castle in two separate locations: Castello di Celsa, southeast of Siena, stood in for the exteriors, while the interiors were filmed at Castello di Montecalvello, in the province of Viterbi, home to Prince Stash Klossowski De Rola – one of the greatest European dandies of his era and the son of Polish-French modern artist Balthus.” http://freshfiction.tv/voice-from-the-stone-starring-emilia-clarke-trades-scares-for-eerie-romance/
ukgovernmentwatch 