Does Sound Heal" Australian Team Wins Big at World Film Festival in Cannes, where it won multiple awards including Best Oceania Film, and winner at the Hollywood Discovery Awards for Best Feature Documentary and has had a successful National cinema viewing across Australia.

The highly anticipated documentary Does Sound Heal created by Dom Giorgi, Joe Branco and Tenille Bentley has made waves with sold out screenings nationwide. This thought-provoking film goes beyond entertainment, delving into the profound question of whether sound can heal, featuring insights from researchers, scientists, sound therapists, composers, and musicians.

Does Sound Heal takes audiences on an extraordinary journey into the heart of sound and music, uncovering their potential to heal the human body and mind. With the elegance of an orchestra called En Coda created by Tenille Bentley and the precision of scientific inquiry, this documentary offers a transformative exploration of how ancient practices and modern science converge to reveal the power of sound.

The film assembles a team of experts to explore a question that has fascinated people for centuries: Does sound have the power to heal?

This documentary is an intersection of arts and science, with the potential to reshape our understanding of health.

Daniel Lane from the Perth Brain Centre reveals the scientific ambition behind the project: "We're starting to understand how sound and music affect the brain. If we can learn how certain sounds and music influence people's brains, we could gather information that might help others. That would be a wonderful achievement."

Dr. Jon Prince, "The key is whether having listened to music over a longer term can have some residual benefit for psychological state, and that’s something which we’re not sure of yet, but hopefully we’ll find out."

Dr. Richard Walley reflects, "Our people have known that for thousands of years. We’ve known that vibrations, songs, energies are part of healing."

Does Sound Heal is not just a film; it challenges viewers to reconsider their perceptions of music and sound, offering new insights into their potential as powerful tools.

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