Noise

Synopsis

In the movie Noise, directed by Matthew Saville and released in 2007, Brendan Cowell stars as a man frustrated by the constant noise pollution in his neighborhood. As the noise reaches unbearable levels, he decides to take matters into his own hands, setting off a chain of events that will challenge the community's perception of safety and justice. With a compelling storyline that delves into themes of urban life, morality, and vigilante justice, Noise is a gripping drama that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Brendan Cowell

  Const. Graham McGahan

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  Maia Thomas

  Lavinia Smart

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  Fiona Macleod

  Det. Melanie Ryan

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  Nicholas Bell

  Sen. Det. Noel Birchall

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  Katie Wall

  Const. Caitlin Robinson

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  Henry Nixon

  Craig Finlay

Reviews

Noise has garnered positive reviews from critics, showcasing Brendan Cowell's compelling performance and the film's thought-provoking story. Rotten Tomatoes gives it an impressive 83% rating, with critics praising its unique take on urban issues. IMDb rates it at 6.6/10, indicating a decent audience reception. Variety describes Noise as 'an intense urban drama that strikes a chord with its timely themes'. The Guardian commends Cowell for his 'riveting portrayal' of a man on a mission, while The Hollywood Reporter praises the film's 'strong direction' and 'engaging narrative'. Noise is a must-watch for those who appreciate nuanced storytelling and powerful performances.