Noise is an
extremely well-written and directed Australian movie by Matthew
Saville who manages to portray a variety of realistic human emotions
by his intense scenes and story telling. The story revolves around Graham McGahan
who
is a scarred police officer, both emotionally and physically who is
sent to a suburban shopping strip in order to investigate a string
of violent murders.
McGahan soon meets Lavinia, a possible witness
of these horrible crimes who carries as much baggage as our hero.
This complex tale has a plethora of twists, some real, some fiction
that make this a compelling tale about life and death within
Suburbia and how the decisions we make effect the outcome and paths
of
our lives.
Whether it's McGahan with his deliberating
tinnitus or
Lavinia who was left unscarred by the crime scene, it's complexity
is engaging move and will leave you drawn in from start to finish.
Gripping.
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O-Ring Packaging
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Cast and crew
interviews
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Workshop footage
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Storyboard
opening and closing sequence
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Deleted scenes
with commentary by editor Geoff Hitchins
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Behind the
scenes featurette
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Original
theatrical trailers
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Bonus Shorts
"Europe" (directed by Brendan Cowell) and "Gents" (directed by
Matthew Saville and featuring Tex Perkins)
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Interviews with
Matthew Saville, Brendan Cowell and Trevor Blainey from "At the
Movies", "RRR", "Popcorn" and "Australia Talks"
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Cast and crew
commentary
