White Noise

White Noise follows Ava, a character who endures misophonia, an extreme sensitivity to sound. As her condition intensifies, she becomes part of an experimental trial that utilizes an anechoic chamber, known as the quietest room in the world. This setting amplifies the horror and thriller elements as Ava confronts her fears in an environment stripped of noise.

The film's exploration of sound and silence creates a tense atmosphere that is both unsettling and thought-provoking. With a compact runtime typical of short films, White Noise delves into psychological themes that resonate with viewers interested in the genres of horror and thriller. The performances by Bahia Watson and Ryan Hollyman add depth to this chilling narrative, making it a noteworthy piece for genre enthusiasts.