Jane Horrocks turns in a fantastic performance as seriously disturbed young woman who spends her days pining away for her dead father. She is an amazing vocal mimic, and I understand the play was written for her to showcase this talent. I wonder what her real voice sounds like, as I doubt that the mousy squeak she uses in this film is really her either. When she does her thing on stage she has tremendous charm and charisma, and the film is worth seeing just for that. I found the ending a little disappointing, although to be fair, I'm not sure what I might put in its place. Grade: B-
Review of Little Voice
