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A Violent Noise (2025)

Damian- a troubled musician with a history of bad habits- is struggling not only with the passing of his younger brother Olly, but also by the weight of the album they left unfinished. Haunted by guilt and grief, Damian returns to their studio to finish the album posthumously, but is instead consumed by the same demons that pushed him and Olly apart. As Damian falls into a hallucinatory spiral, he must confront his past mistakes and regret- and find a way to make peace with his brother-
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Damian- a troubled musician with a history of bad habits- is struggling not only with the passing of his younger brother Olly, but also by the weight of the album they left unfinished. Haunted by guilt and grief, Damian returns to their studio to finish the album posthumously, but is instead consumed by the same demons that pushed him and Olly apart. As Damian falls into a hallucinatory spiral, he must confront his past mistakes and regret- and find a way to make peace with his brother-

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Michael Yuchen Lei
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In Theaters:2/20/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
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