Poor Things
A young woman, brought back to life by an unorthodox scientist, sets off on an adventure of self-invention.
Bella is not born into the world — she is born into its acoustics. We tuned her perception across five sonic continents, from the muffled amniotic bath of Godwin's house to the full-bandwidth assault of Lisbon and Paris.
Hydraulics, a caged pelican, pipe-organ piano.
Yellow trams, ceramic cutlery, sunlight on cobblestone.
Wooden groans in slow harmonic decay.
Dialogue shelf-lined with footfall and rain.
The film is built from these components. Each stem below is a narrative thread — the work is in how they are woven, and where they are withheld.
Bella's early hearing is engineered as if heard through bone and water. Low-pass filters, narrowed stereo image, and custom tube saturation render the world before she can fully parse it.
- — LPF 2.4kHz
- — Mono-collapsed image
- — Amniotic diffusion
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