With an intense and dark suspense, ‘Mental Noise’ approaches Netflix from Belgium

The international film section of Netflix does not stop growing, because this platform is one of those that focuses more on films made in regions outside the United States and England, i.e. non-English-speaking titles, and now a tape that starts arouse everyone’s interestMind Noise’, a production that will come from Belgium.

It must be said that Belgium has become a big producer for Netflixbecause while it is true that it does not generate a large number of titles, it has released series and films that have gained applause on this platform, and ‘Mental Noise’ is shaping up to capture millions of subscribers of this service with a large dose of suspense.

Netflix has shared the official trailer for ‘Mind Noise’, psychological suspense thriller that arrives as an original on this platform, a preview showing a story centered around Matt, a new father who has to move into the house where he grew up, where he quickly discovers a family secret that troubles him.

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In this Netflix original film made in Belgium We see how Matt is a social media influencer, who after discovering a secret about his father, begins a thorough investigation that leads him to unravel more family drama than he ever anticipated, making his life and that of his young family a hell.

‘Mind Noise’ is one of the most interesting films that Netflix prepares for its subscribers, a title that will not make users wait long for its release, since this film is part of the streaming giant’s must-see previews announced for the rest of the month of March.

The premiere of ‘Mental Noise’

THE Netflix’s new Belgian film will be available starting next Friday, March 17, so if you like drama, suspense and mystery, it will be a perfect and must-have production to enjoy on the third weekend of this month, a title that will join the large section of non -English-language films brought to you by the streaming giant.

In recent years, Netflix has increased the production of non-English-speaking films from regions such as Switzerland, Denmark, Norway and Belgium, films that generally offer great stories and performances, titles that arrive without much publicity, but with enormous quality, and that is which is to be expected from the interesting ‘Mental Noise’.