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“Grade: B “Hearing” premiered at the 2026 Locarno International Film Festival.”
“Award-winning short “Scent” (2014) led to “Taste” (2016), the latter expanded five years on as the director’s feature-length debut of the same name.”
“The puzzling final stretch of “Hearing” hints that this really may be a more literal kind of contagion spreading across society; one potentially triggered by an otherworldly force.”
“Locarno ‘Hearing’ Review: Vietnamese Slow-Burn Is a Feast for the Senses Locarno: The second feature from writer/director Lê Bảo makes you enjoy the silence, even if its characters don’t.”
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