After a fight with her boyfriend Nick (Nikola Penchev), Sophje (Simona Grozeva) ran away to a park known for its many missing person cases - and went missing. Her best friend Maggie (Simona Rose) went looking for her - and went missing herself. Nick is understandably overcome with guilt, and it's not at all helped by the fact that Maggie's brother Alex blames him for his sister's disappearance. But then Nick finds a trail leadine to an abandoned warehoouse where he suspects her to be holed up, and he brings in Alex and strongman Caine (Vélin Borata) to free her, gun at the ready. But whatever is in that building kills both Nick and Caine and sucks Alex into another reality where he's an actor who has been sent to an asylum for going too deep into method acting while Maggie in this reality is her doctor - and slowly he accepts that world to be real - until Gwen (Nikol Topalova) pulls him back into his reality as she has in the meantime done some research on the park and has learned it has been the roaming ground of a witch (Bobby Mareva) from a few ccenturies back - abd as it seens, this witch is still roaming the park for a suitable host body ,,,

Now sure, the plot of this movie doesn't offer much in ways of originality and might all the same sound a little confusing in writing - but what really makes Whispers narratively is its structure, which changes perspective several times and this way constantly sheds new light on plotpoints, giving the evolution of the story its very own quite fascinating dynamic. Now add to this quite a few shock moments and plenty of suspense, and a solid cast, and you're in for a pretty cool genre ride.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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