A history of violence and oppression threatens to engulf the residents of an affluent seaside community in Neighboring Sounds, a thrilling debut from filmmaker Kleber Mendonca Filho. A palpable sense of unease hangs over a single city block in the coastal town of Recife, Brazil. Home to prosperous families and the servants who work for them, the area is ruled by an aging patriarch and his sons. When a private security firm is reluctantly brought in to protect the residents from a recent spate of petty crime, it unleashes the fears, anxieties and resentments of a divided society still haunted by its troubled past. -- (C) Cinema GuildRelease Date O Som ao Redor (Neighbouring Sounds) Aug 24, 2012 Limited
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Actors For O Som ao Redor (Neighbouring Sounds)
Irandhir Santos,Gustavo Jahn,Maeve Jinkings,W.J. Solha,Irma Brown,Lula Terra,Yuri Holanda,Clébia Souza,Albert Tenório,Nivaldo Nascimento,Felipe Bandeira,Clara Pinheiro De Ol...,Sebastião Formiga,Mauricéia ConceiçaoGenres O Som ao Redor (Neighbouring Sounds) : Art House & International,Drama
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A palpable sense of unease hangs over a single city block in the coastal town of Recife, Brazil. Home to prosperous families and the servants who work for them, the area is ruled by an aging patriarch and his sons. When a private security firm is reluctantly brought in to protect the residents from a recent spate of petty crime, it unleashes the fears, anxieties and resentments of a divided society still haunted by its troubled past.TagLine O Som ao Redor (Neighbouring Sounds)
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Review For O Som ao Redor (Neighbouring Sounds)
One of the strongest feature debuts of the last decade ...Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times
The film promises a little more than it delivers, and at over two hours there are moments where it drags. But as a statement of intent, 'Neighbouring Sounds' is incredibly bold.
Tom Huddleston-Time Out
Economically packed with social issues of wealth, property and class, and deft cinematic references, this is a movie built for the modern global high-rise condo market.
Liam Lacey-Globe and Mail
Similar to the slow-creep style of Dogtooth director Giorgos Lanthimos, the narrative unfolds with escalating tension, the cause of which is heard and felt but not always seen.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star
"Neighboring Sounds" presents itself not only as a character study, but also as an authentic socio-economic class study.
Pablo Villaca-Chicago Sun-Times
A Brazilian drama with a powerful and enveloping sense of place ...
J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader
Entrancing but vaguely discomfiting.
T'Cha Dunlevy-Montreal Gazette
Empty, anxious and puzzling: Neighboring Sounds has an intriguing tone of half-seen unhappiness that never pays off either in black humour or the terror of modern existence.
Jay Stone-Canada.com
It's a remarkable, understated fable about social strata and urban paranoia, although its stretches of plotlessness may push patience at 124 minutes.
-Scotsman
With each scene, Kleber Mendonça Filho adds layers of meaning to his characters and the neighbourhood, many that no doubt can only be properly appreciated by Brazilian audiences.
Philip French-Observer [UK]
A hugely impressive debut feature from Kleber Mendonça Filho.
David Parkinson-Empire Magazine
An absorbing and extremely promising film.
Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph
Has echoes of Michael Haneke as it explores the guilty secrets and bitter resentments lurking beneath the calm, respectable surface of a community in affluent Recife.
Allan Hunter-Daily Express
It is too long and sometimes drags, but burrs into the memory through naturalistic acting and a real sense of the perils of Brazilian life.
Derek Malcolm-This is London
For those who don't mind that lingering, almost voyeuristic display of human behaviour, this confident and promising debut is a must-see.
Adam Lowes-HeyUGuys
Violence feels just around the corner, and we're kept guessing where it might come from.
Steve Rose-Guardian [UK]
Neighbouring Sounds is scary, funny, mischievous, intelligent, magisterial: a picture of man and woman as social animal in which the animal never lurks far beneath the social.
Nigel Andrews-Financial Times
Filho's use of space is masterful, as fine as Antonioni or Polanski, with long Steadicam tracks and crisp wide shots giving us a fine-grained rendering of the block's communal and private spaces.
Jamie Dunn-The Skinny
This is a movie to get lost in. Kleber Mendonça Filho - you're on our list.
David Jenkins-Little White Lies
With its inventive sound, masterly lensing and diverse mix of characters, Filho reveals a society haunted by both its past and by the threat of future violence.
Tom Dawson-Total Film
Neighbouring Sounds might be considered something of a horror movie for Brazil's urban bourgeoisie. One of Filho's most audacious tactics is to package what might've otherwise been an Altmanesque ensemble drama as a sort of existential thriller.
Jason Anderson-The Grid
Neighbouring Sounds is a clever, original drama of social concern, with trivial incidents barely masking deep social fissures.
Eddie Harrison-The List
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