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" Directed by: Peter Strickland Produced by: Scott Page Written by: Peter Strickland Cinematography: Nicholas D. Knowland Edited by: Chris Dickens Music by: Will Slater Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
" Directed by: Peter Strickland Produced by: Robin Gutch, Hugo Heppell, Katherine Butler, Keith Griffiths, and Mary Burke Written by: Peter Strickland Cinematography: Nicholas G. Knowland Edited by: Chris Dickens Music by: Broadcast Distributed by: IFC Midnight "
"First viewing - May 15th As you'd expect given the title, the sound design in this film is the best reason to watch it. That and watching these people create a variety of sounds for a giallo film were about all I appreciated here though. It's never predictable, but it got quite tedious in my opinion by never offering any satisfying payoff to all of its shenanigans. Probably it's just not my kind of film, though it seemed like it could've been. Ah well."
"4.18 Peter Strickland, 2012 An admirable little film with some really cool ideas and is genuinely pretty tense which is a bit of a feat considering there's almost no proper narrative to pull you in or garner concern for the main character. "
"If a horror film can be reasonably likened to a bear trap, then the audience’s enjoyment, with exceptions, probably resides mostly in the first two acts as the filmmakers go about gradually winding and setting the spring. With Berberian Sound Studio, writer-director Peter Strickland has found an unusual solution for providing a catharsis that doesn’t compromise the dread he’s conjured: He doesn’t provide one at all, and that violation of narrative expectation is more disturbing than the "
" Netflix- 1hr. 32min. First Viewing While the plot gets fairly difficult to follow as the film goes on (by design, but still), Berberian Sound Studio is a predominantly queasy psychological thriller that puts you into the shoes of it's protagonist, scaring the shit out of you. The sound design is superb, which should be expected with a film that has the gall to put "sound" in it's title, and Toby Jones lead role helps ratchet-up the tension. The story does get a bit questionable towards the end,"
"Directed by Peter Strickland Starring Tonia Sotiropoulou, Toby Jones, Susanna Cappellaro, Cosimo Fusco, Fatma Mohamed, Chiara D'Anna, Antonio Mancino, Jean Michael van Schouwburg, and featuring voices of Massimo Marinoni, Stephanie Kirby, Claire Crosby, Patsy Preston, Tracy Bolgar, Eugenia Caruso, and Suzy Kendall "