"Mute" follows Bronte over a period of three days, during her attempts to shoot a film entirely on her own. After another one of her experiments fails to deliver, she is plunged into a state of writer's block and isolation. Her decision to confine herself during this process begins to test her already tenuous relationship with the outside world. As she becomes consumed by her artistic process, both Bronte and the audience disjoin from the traditional structures of narrative and move into the fluid world of sound.—Josh Hurren