Beyond the Black Rainbow
Why this pick
For the same hypnotic, experimental audiovisual pull: a slow, stylised descent built from electronic texture, saturated colour, and an atmosphere that matters more than plot mechanics.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
For the same hypnotic, experimental audiovisual pull: a slow, stylised descent built from electronic texture, saturated colour, and an atmosphere that matters more than plot mechanics.
Why this pick
A nonverbal audiovisual journey whose rhythmic editing and Philip Glass score invite the same attentive, altered-state listening and viewing as Ozvold’s experimental sound odyssey.
Why this pick
An archival film-poem that builds meaning through image, repetition and an enveloping score, sharing the original’s willingness to let sound lead the viewer through memory and abstraction.
Why this pick
A formally adventurous documentary that explores perception through fractured structure, rich sound, and probing visual associations—ideal if you enjoyed sound being treated as a way of thinking.
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01 / THE STORY
THE SOUND IS INNOCENT invites you on an audiovisual journey into a dreamlike space that explores the meaning, function and significance of the world of electronic and experimental sound. Across five distinct chapters, the film guides us through an oscillating maze of creative figures and moments that's as bracingly original as the pioneering music it so passionately documents.
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Steve Goodman
John Richards
François Bonnet
Hannes Hoelzl
Alberto de Campo