Noise

Julia is a mother, one among countless others in a nation waging a war against its women. Her life, like so many, has been shattered by pervasive violence. She searches for her missing daughter, Ger. This quest becomes a thread weaving through the lives of other women—sisters, daughters, colleagues—each carrying their own trauma and defiance. Their individual stories converge into a powerful collective testimony against systemic indifference. The film traces not just Julia's physical journey across a scarred landscape, but her internal voyage through depths of grief, simmering rage, and a fragile, tenacious hope.