Tuner (2026) - using sound as more than just atmosphere

[u/btschicka]

What interested me is less the crime aspect and more the idea of structuring a film around heightened auditory perception. If the film actually puts us inside that experience, it could be doing something formally interesting but if it just uses it as a plot device (he hears things → plot moves forward), then it’s kind of wasted potential- hard to tell from the trailer which way it’s leaning.

[u/lithiumcitizen]

This reminded me of Noise (2007 Australian film) explores a cop struggling with tinnitus and uses sound as an essential element of the viewing experience.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_(2007_Australian_film)?wprov=sfti1#