The Aerial (2007)

In the monochrome world of Esteban Sapir's retro-futurist film, silence becomes a form of oppression as a malevolent media machine steals the voices of the city's inhabitants, but one family fights back to reclaim them and defy the media's control over society. This unique film offers a potent blend of homage to German expressionism, striking visual allegory, and a thought-provoking commentary on the media's power, leaving audiences pondering its meaning long after the credits roll.