Noh is a slow-burn Iranian horror film set in a forgotten Caspian Sea town, where sound engineer Reza arrives to record fishermen's voices for a government archive — and discovers a place where sound itself is cursed. His recordings carry echoes of voices no one remembers, and an ancient vow haunts the community: never speak the word "no." When Reza breaks that rule, something stirs in the deep.
Director Shahin Rashidi crafts dread through silence and rhythm rather than spectacle, building a suffocating tension rooted in guilt, collective memory, and the horror of what a community chooses to forget. A ghost story and a meditation in one.
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