95 Decibels

This short documentary explores the impact of noise pollution on urban life and individual well-being. It uses a combination of soundscapes and interviews to illustrate the pervasive presence of man-made sounds in our environment. The film aims to raise awareness about the auditory assault on city dwellers and encourage reflection on the quality of sound in our daily lives.

As a short documentary with limited public distribution, "95 Decibels" did not receive widespread critical reviews. Information regarding its reception from major critics and audiences is scarce. However, films focusing on environmental and social issues often resonate with niche audiences interested in these topics.

• Limited availability makes widespread consensus difficult to ascertain.

• Focuses on an under-discussed aspect of urban living: noise pollution.

• Appreciated for its attempt to raise awareness on an environmental issue.

Google audience: Due to its niche nature and limited public release, there is insufficient data to summarize Google user reviews for '95 Decibels'.

The title '95 Decibels' refers to a sound level that is considered very loud and can cause hearing damage with prolonged exposure, highlighting the film's central theme of noise pollution.