Berberian Sound Studio

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Berberian Sound Studio is a psychological horror film centered on a timid British sound engineer who becomes increasingly unhinged while working on an Italian giallo movie in the 1970s.

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instanceOf film
independent film
psychological horror film
awardReceived Best Achievement in Production at the British Independent Film Awards
character Gilderoy Lockhart
surface form: Gilderoy
cinematographyBy Nic Knowland
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
countryOfRelease United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
director Peter Strickland
distributor Curzon Artificial Eye
surface form: Artificial Eye

IFC Films
editedBy Chris Barwell
genre giallo-inspired film
psychological horror
hasFilmStyle homage to Italian giallo cinema
hasFilmTechnique metafictional elements
sound-focused storytelling
hasTheme alienation
identity disintegration
violence in media
mainSubject film production
psychological breakdown
sound design
musicBy Broadcast
nominatedFor Best Actor at the British Independent Film Awards
Best Director at the British Independent Film Awards
originalLanguage English
Italian
plotSummary A shy British sound engineer travels to Italy to work on a violent giallo horror film and gradually loses his grip on reality.
producer Hans W. Geißendörfer
Keith Griffiths
productionCompany Illuminations Films
Warp X
ZDF/Arte
releaseYear 2012
runtimeMinutes 92
screenwriter Peter Strickland
settingPlace Italian film studio
Italy
settingTime 1970s
starring Antonio Mancino
Cosimo Fusco
Fatma Mohamed
Hilda Péter
Toby Jones
Tonia Sotiropoulou
worldPremiereEvent Edinburgh International Film Festival

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Toby Jones notableWork Berberian Sound Studio