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Resonance
A struggling film composer tormented by tinnitus is hired to score a long-lost silent film, drawing her into a waking nightmare where sound, silence, and madness begin to blur.
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A struggling film composer tormented by tinnitus is hired to score a long-lost silent film, drawing her into a waking nightmare where sound, silence, and madness begin to blur.
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Written By:Benedict Goddard
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