The directors Beniamino Barrese and Mattia Colombo tell the story of a woman in search of herself and her most intimate emotions.

They chose the actress Valeria Vereau for the role of a writer at the peak of her career, Joanna, a seemingly happy woman who is actually hiding a great emptiness.

 

‘White Noise’ is an inner journey into the mind and heart of a woman, and a tribute to Venice, to Carlo Scarpa, and to one of the essential elements of his work, water. In the short film, the past that torments Joanna has a face and a place. The face is that of an Italian girl. The place is Venice, a city suspended in time, which appears through old mini-DV footage shot at the Querini Stampalia Foundation.