Noise (Spanish: Ruido) is a 2022 Mexican-Argentine drama film directed by Natalia Beristáin and written by Beristáin, Diego Enrique Osorno & Alo Valenzuela Escobedo. Starring Julieta Egurrola. It won the Spanish Cooperation Award at the San Sebastián International Film Festival.
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Synopsis
Nine months ago Ger disappeared. As a last testimony, there is a video where she tells her mother that she is having an incredible vacation. Later it was learned that she entered a bar, then her trail was lost. Since then, her mother, Julia, has been looking for her.
Cast
The actors participating in this film are:
Julieta Egurrola as Julia
Gabriela Núñez as Adriana
Nicolasa Ortiz-Monasterio as Ger
Brenda Yañez as Paola
Sofía Correa as Emilia
Mauricio Calderón as Cassandra's Secretary
Erick Israel Consuelo as Assistant Prosecutor
Teresa Ruiz as Abril Escobedo
Kenya Cuevas as América
Jimena González as Liz
Adrián Vázquez as Fiscal Rodríguez
Mariana Giménez as Commander
Mariana Villegas as Girl from the balcony Okupa
Arturo Beristáin as Arturo
Pedro de Tavira Egurrola as Pedro
Mónica del Carmen as Cassandra
Alphonso Escobedo as Hotel man
Production
Principal photography began on July 27, 2021, in Rioverde, San Luis Potosí amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Release
Noise had its international premiere in September 2022 at the 70th San Sebastián International Film Festival, to later be released on October 13 of the same year in Argentine cinemas. It had a limited theatrical release on January 5, 2023, in Mexican theaters, to then be released worldwide on January 11, 2023, on Netflix.
Reception
Critical reception
On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 100% of 11 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 7.6/10.
Paula Vázquez Prieto from La Nación highlights the acting work of Julieta Egurrola and her ability to embody the perfect emotions for her character. She also highlights the script work that the film has and how it plunges you into a true nightmare. John Serba from Decider also praised Julieta Egurrola's performance as a key player in making this drama so compelling and powerful yet so balanced between contextual and emotional fodder.
