White Noise

About This Movie

White Noise (2017) dives into the eerie quiet of Beirut after dark. The film follows Said, a security guard tasked with monitoring a bridge, but as the night unfolds, the city’s restless spirit starts to seep into his reality. The atmosphere is thick with tension, a slow burn that captures the weight of solitude and the unseen dangers lurking in the shadows. Practical effects add a rawness to the experience, grounding the supernatural elements in a tangible way. The pacing is deliberate; it allows for an immersion into Said’s psyche, emphasizing isolation and dread. It’s distinctive, not just for its local setting, but for how it intertwines the ordinary with the uncanny.

White Noise has been released primarily in digital formats, with limited physical copies available, making it somewhat of a rarity. Collector interest seems to be growing, especially among those who appreciate international cinema and atmospheric storytelling. Its unique take on urban isolation and the practical effects used to enhance the narrative contribute to its appeal in niche collections focused on international horror or psychological drama.