Sound

Most films depend on dialogue as a crutch to coddle the audience, but Sound relies on old school filmmaking to entertain the viewers. Each time I see it, I have a new experience with it. It's nicely paced, yet requires an attentive audience to pick up on visual cues. You have to be a patient film watcher, in a patient mood. Extreme suspense is built until the very end.

Sound is an excellent film masterfully shot/directed by Tawan Bazemore. Crystal Bazemore provides rock solid acting through the use of her face and eyes. There is not a loud background score despite being a thriller, and the sound design is top notch.

I am not really into thrillers but this film I was utterly entertained by, how the director was able to portray and everyday experience as a horrifying reality was beyond genius! The main actress did a spectacular job portraying this message and I am fascinated each and every time I watch this film! I highly recommend this is a must watch!!!!!

The stress and reality of losing ones hearing is frightening and the intensity can be felt throughout this film. Crystal did an amazing job at expressing the pains of that reality in such a realistic way that it begs you to appreciate everything about life!

What a beautifully done, clear, sharp, elegant and very disturbing film. The imagery and the acting make everything so strikingly real - the environments and the full range of emotions - that the experience of the Crystal Porter Bazemore character's joy and unrelenting misery and anguish is inescapable. I'm looking forward to more great work by Tawan and Crystal Porter Bazemore - perhaps something more upbeat after the elegantly terrifying "Sound."

Riveting film with compelling twist of suspense which rivals the works of Edgar Allen Poe. Awesome portrayal by Crystal Porter-Bazemore allowed viewers to transform emotions along with and for the main character. Bravo to the cast and entire production team of Sound. I love this film and it's already one of my favorites.