Two young music students, Lionel (Paul Mescal) and David (Josh O'Connor), attending the Boston Conservatory in 1917, bond ...

The History of Sound has a deep understanding of the ways in which a brief relationship like the one between Lionel and David can have a lasting effect. It’s easy to discount what such a short ...

"I guess I feel like I'm at the end of something..." "What was the beginning?" Mubi has revealed another new trailer for the passionately romantic film titled The History of Sound, made by the ...

“The History of Sound” never comes out and says, “These men are gay!,” nor does it strain to depict self-inflicted and necessary repressions of queer men at the time.

The characters in The History of Sound fall for each other quickly, a decision the director made because, “It’s 2025, and queer audiences want more.” He continued, “We confuse yearning for ...

THE HISTORY OF SOUND: Was ready to write this off as another admirable but dry and dusty Hermanus period pic. But about an hour in, it gets deeper and trickier, with Paul Mescal going AFTERSUN to ...

The history of sound-as-signal is deep. In the beginning, horns, drums and bells rang the alarm, roused the congregation and directed military troops and urban workers: city-sized ringtones guided ...

That hardware history is central to The Art of Sound, where each progression, from acoustic, to electrical, to magnetic, to digital, altered the way we physically relate to music.

Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor offer more proof that they are among the best contemporary actors we have in The History of Sound, a resonant account of a tender but too-fleeting gay love affair ...

Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain was released 20 years ago, but there haven't been many period dramas about same-sex romances since. In a way, then, The History of Sound must count as a daring project ...