“Noise” will play loud on Netflix; Natalia Beristain’s new film comes out in January

Mexican cinema has always been an ally for stories to tell, which among other things, those inspired by true events, always turn out to be the audience’s favorites, but on other occasions it serves to give voice to a society that in some respects has been silenced. How does Natalia Beristain with her new film ‘Noise’which is about to play loud in its upcoming premiere on Netflix, in January 2023.

‘Ruido’, starring Mexican actress Julieta Egurrola, will seek to not only give a voice to the victims of violence in Mexico, but go beyond that, by telling the stories behind it that are rarely told with respect. Netflix has revealed the official trailer in which a small preview of what we will see, among other things, of the cases of families of missing persons, through a realistic representation of this problem.

It’s true that the disappearance of people in Mexico, and the very violence that permeates the country, has been touched upon countless times in film and television, but it hasn’t always been done respectfully and in this way; be the voice not only of the victims, but of the people indirectly involved, i.e. those collateral victims. In the broad context, Julieta Egurrola plays Julia, a woman who seeks her daughter Ger of her, and on her way she meets other women in the same situation, weaving a network of support and struggle.

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The The Mexican film is directed by Natalia Beristain and in it we will learn more about Julia, the mother who, like so many others on her way, is in search of her missing women; daughters, mothers, colleagues, sisters, all of them, who have lived through different situations of violence in a fight against them and which strikes much more each time. In Ger’s search for her, she weaves a web with several fighters who, like her, want peace and justice.

We shouldn’t be looking for ours and ours,” the noise of the film’s final trailer rumbles.

“You are not alone”, “my soul is stagnant”, “you have to go back to find it”, “I miss it so much”are just some of the strong, painful and moving phrases that echo ‘Noise’, the film that stages the theme that the world should see today, the solution to violence can be done by all of us, inequality and injustice will never have our silence, and which finally arrives in streaming on the 11th January 2023.

“Noise” is not about a true story; Natalia Beristain waited 10 years for this film

Natalia Beristain has been trying to make the dream of this film come true, as she describes, for about 10 years, the same years in which the story was thought from start to finish, trying to make the world understand that when we talk about missing men and women , they don’t want to say that it speaks of numbers but of people, lives, stories, families and other pains that are not mentioned in the statistics.

“For ten years I thought about this story; It seems to me that we need to understand that when we talk about the numbers of the disappeared, we are talking about life stories, destroyed families and unspeakable pain. The only way I can talk about it is through cinema”, Beristain.

This film, according to the director, was made in collaboration with civil society, since it is the bonds created with it that gave her the strength to represent this day by day and bring a little hope through the film which, upon its premiere at the Morelia International Film Festival, it was widely praised and applauded.

As well as ‘Noise’ will premiere January 11 on Netflixthe film will also be released at the box office, but will only be in selected theaters on January 5, 2023, a release that is intended not only to make noise, as the name describes, but also to raise awareness, generate empathy and solidarity towards the victims.

‘Noise’ despite being a film with a realistic plot, it is not a production based on real events, but takes the context of real events that will allow the audience to identify and reflect. As the final trailer progresses, there are women Julia finds looking for Ger, who have been searching for their loved ones for more than nine years without losing hope.

As some seek out their loved ones, they become not just a support network, but a new family. “We’re together because they’ve already taken everything from us. Let it be known that we are no longer afraid!Let the voices unite, let’s make more noise.