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Berberian Sound Studio (2012)

In the 1970s, a British sound technician is brought to Italy to work on the sound effects for a gruesome horror film. His nightmarish task slowly takes over his psyche, driving him to confront his own past.

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Jamie Graham 30 Jul 2012

Strickland’s nuanced, atmospheric, ambiguous movie transcends genre.

Rohan L 16 Dec 2013

An amazingly and atmospheric surreal experience with a brilliant meta-ficcional twist that does a great job at paying homage to the 70's italian horror cinema while subverting it's rules every step of the way. A movie that stays with you long after you have finished watching it. The more it plays on your head the more powerfull and stimulating it will appear. The end is somewhat open to interpretation, but I have made mine. SPOILERS: With the risk of ruining anything, I will say that I believe it to be a movie within a movie within yet another movie in which the unsuspected sound engineer is the star of a psychological cinematic documentary experience without his knowledge or consent.

Gabe L 10 Jul 2013

Both bonkers and mesmerizing. The go-to imp of British film, Toby Jones, is extraordinary as Gilderoy, an expert sound technician, employed to provide the sound effects and dubbing on a '70s-era Italian horror flick (think Argento). The film plays homage to that genre and more. For example, there is a Bunuelian bit of business with Gilderoy trying to get paid for his flight to Italy and being constantly thwarted. There are lots of (maybe) red herrings. The movie subtlety suggests a) Gilderoy is himself some sort of predator-criminal (sheds are never a good sign in horror movies), b) he's dead and this is some form or Hell for him, c) he is the victim of a conspiracy (for unknown reasons) to drive him mad and film it. Oh, it's wildly, wildly open-ended. But the craft of film-making in the analog era is lovingly recreated and a pleasure to watch.

Scott Weinberg 25 Aug 2015

Poses some compelling questions about the emotional and mental impact of making dark, violent, disturbing films.

Leo L 29 Apr 2015

I just didn't get this movie and was struggling through the whole thing to stay focused, but was drifting off every 10 minutes...