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Berberian Sound Studio

Year:

2012

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Drama | Horror | Thriller

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

Peter Strickland

Awards:

17 wins & 11 nominations

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 2012-08-31

Filming Locations: Three Mills Studios, Three Mill Lane, Bow, London, England, UK

Cast

Actor

Character

Tonia Sotiropoulou

Berberian Sound Studio

Toby Jones

Gilderoy

Cosimo Fusco

Francesco Coraggio

Antonio Mancino

Giancarlo Santini

Fatma Mohamed

Silvia as Teresa

Salvatore LI Causi

Fabio (as Salvatore Li Causi)

Chiara D'Anna

Elisa as Teresa

Eugenia Caruso

Claudia as Monica / Screamer

Susanna Cappellaro

Veronica as Accused Witch

Guido Adorni

Lorenzo

Lara Parmiani

Chiara as Signora Collatina

Jozef Cseres

Massimo

Pal Toth

Massimo (as P'l Tóth)

Katalin Ladik

Resurrected Witch

Jean-Michael van Schouwburg

The Goblin (as Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg)

Justin Turner

Gong

Miklos Kemecsi

Gong and Philicorda (as Miklós Kemecsi)

Elisa Librelotto

Audtionee

Layla Amir

Auditionee

Hilda Péter

Auditionee

Zsuzsanna Buksi

Auditionee (as Zsuzsanna Büksi)

Adam Bohman

Box Hill Rambler

Jonathan Bohman

Box Hill Idler

Ted Tomlin

Box Hill Narrator

Tag

Alfonso

Salvatore Greco

Luigi's Assistant

Massimo Marinoni

Gilderoy's Italian Voice (voice) (as Massimo Maronini)

Suzy Kendall

Special Guest Screamer (voice)

Claire Crosby

Screamer (voice)

Tracy Bolgar

Screamer (voice)

Patsy Pretson

Screamer (voice) (as Patsy Preston)

Sarah Redpath

Screamer (voice)

Kata Bartsch

Screamer (voice)

Stephanie Kirby

Screamer (voice)

Rachel McGrother

Screamer (voice)

Diana Rogerson

Screamer (voice)

Natalia Mattielighova

Screamer (uncredited)

Luba Sefsikova

Screamer (uncredited)

Goofs

At the very beginning of the film, Elena calls Francesco to announce Gilderoy's arrival at the studio. Although the film is set in Italy, when she picks up the phone a continuous dial tone is heard, which is normal for the US or UK; however, the actual dial tone would have sounded very differently in Italy, a country where the phone system has a very distinctive and non-continuous dial tone (consisting of a 425Hz tone with a duration of 0.6sec followed by a 1 second pause, followed by a 0.2 sec tone then a 0.2 sec pause, repeated in a loop until the first digit is dialed).