“Sound of Silence” – Too bad it’s not [MOVIE REVIEW]
Peter Sarsgaard appears in “Sound of Silence” by Michael Tyburski, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Eric Lin Sound of Silence,” directed by Michael Tyburski and co-written by Tyburski and Ben Nabors, was based on their short film of the same name. Never have I seen a more vivid example of why most short films should stay short films. Briefly, and I wish they had been, Peter Lucien (Peter Sarsgaard) believes, and is determined to prove, that every space has it’s own sound, or specific musical key. Should the sounds clash, as in a B flat interacting with a D major (I made up the keys, but not the concept), then there would be a palpable disturbance in your environment. In other words, if your toaster and refrigerator aren’t in sync, tonally, it could really mess with you. Peter has gained quite the underground reputation and makes house calls to assess the personal spaces of his clients. But Peter’s main concern is trying to get his research into a scientific journal and has thus far been thwarted. His mentor Robert Feinway (Austin Pendleton) is…
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