Noise Matters (2013)

"Noise Matters" is a vivid satire that explores the tumultuous intersection of fame, integrity, and eccentric creativity in the world of unconventional music. This spirited mockumentary revolves around an eclectic quartet: a professional noise artist, an abstract painter, a social agitator, and a recording engineer. United by an unorthodox passion for transforming everyday trash and mundane objects into live "noise" music, they form the unconventional band "Shame On You", captivating audiences with their unique sound. The harmony within this quirky ensemble starts to crack when their manager, Captain Monroe, enters the scene. Monroe, a notorious con artist with a penchant for conspiracy theories, pushes the band to record an album. His strong insistence splits the group into two rival factions: the "noise puritans" who remain loyal to their raw, experimental sound, and the fortune-seeking opposition who are tempted by the glittering lure of mainstream success. "Noise Matters" is an engaging exploration of the seismic implications of creative pursuits within a group, highlighting how ambition can strain friendships and challenge personal integrity. This film will take you on a rollercoaster ride through the vibrant, chaotic world of noise music, where the quest for fame can tune the melody of unity into discord.

Noise Matters is a comedy movie featuring Ugo Bianchi.

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