A veteran police officer is allergic to music, and a gang of sonic terrorists join together to create this first musical cop movie. Veteran police officer Amadeus Warnebring hates all forms of music and has been tone-deaf since birth, but comes from a talented and famous musical family. Just look at his name ? Amadeus. Then, six sonic terrorists enact a musical attack on the city, calling it ‘music for one city and six drummers’. Amadeus investigates them, and his life plunges into a whirl of confusion. Hasn’t the summary hooked you yet? It was first screened at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival during the Critics’ Week, but it’s far from critical ? serious or solemn. It’s not just noise, either. A film with music as its real hero, it shows undisguised animosity toward sound effects that usually remains in the background, and presents a revolutionary application in an exciting and imaginative method. The combination of the music and drama is top notch. The Hollywood Reporter said, [Sound of Noise] may be small in scope, but, in terms of imagination, it’s huge. (JEON Chanil)