Noise

Tim Robbins's David is looking for a little peace and quiet

Noise" is a weird, crazy, grabby little movie that thinks big thoughts. A comedy of ideas written and directed by Henry Bean ("The Believer"), it stars a hilarious and hefty (in a good way, his self-assured charisma is infinitely expanding) Tim Robbins as a New York bourgeois who, radicalized by the suffering caused him by the ear-splitting din of the city, transforms himself into a self-styled noise-vigilante called "The Rectifier."
Though you'd never guess it, "Noise" has autobiographical roots. [...]

di Carina Chocano, articolo completo (4101 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 15 maggio 2008