Noise

Everything is roaring outside. Family. Friends. School. Inside, just chaos. Overload. Insecurity. The two worlds seem irreconcilable. Life is under power. With pressure on the ears. Noise on all channels. The sound of too much information, messages and images. In his frenzy, the protagonist takes refuge in a space of silence. He learns to listen, to listen within and discovers his own rhythm, his beat, his individual rhythm and uses it as a weapon in his own defence. This OVERPOWERS everything else and is ultimately just the reproduction of the outside world. But how can harmony arise from this? How do colours become a painting? How does material become form? Projections, reflections of oneself and the outside world become visible. The resonance of these and the realisation that all this depends on the respective starting point and perspective become audible. A story without words with figures, unique sound effects and light painting.

Supported by »connect-up «, inspired by young people.

English version: Outside, everything is booming. Family. Friends. School. Inside, there's only chaos. Overwhelm. Uncertainty. The two worlds seem incompatible. Life is electrified. With pressure in the ears. Static on all channels. The sound of too much information, messages, and images. In his frenzy, the protagonist seeks refuge in a room of silence. He learns to listen, to listen inwardly, and discovers his own rhythm, his beat, his individual rhythm, using it as his own defence weapon. This DROWNS out everything else and in the end is only the reproduction of the outside world. But how can harmony arise from this? How does a painting emerge from colours? A form from material? Projections, reflections of oneself and the outside world become visible. The resonance of these becomes audible and the realisation that all of this depends on the respective starting point and perspective. A story without words with characters, unique sound effects, and light painting.

Supported by »connect-up«, inspired by teenagers.

Playing time: 50 min