Follow-up: Leave the World Behind
Hidden / embedded audio tracks in the film?
Just a few weeks ago I made a post about a fairly new and popular film on Netflix titled, Leave the World Behind. I did a scene-by-scene breakdown of all the hidden messages and symbolism that I could find in the movie. That post is below.
Yesterday, I ran across an upload on BitChute from someone with video production experience. They noticed something odd when they downloaded Leave the World Behind from a torrent site and loaded it into a professional video editing app (Sony Vegas).
Here’s the brief clip:
To summarize:
When imported, the audio was split into four separate tracks. One of them contained very low (sub-sonic / inaudible) frequencies, which is odd. He confirmed that track contains “The Noise” in the movie, which the is the acoustic weapon that shows up in part III.
In fact, it’s alleged to be the root cause of Archie’s teeth falling out in a scene near the end of the film. As I stated, it is odd that Archie was the only character to show any detrimental effects and he was the only one bitten by a “bug” in the forest earlier in the movie. In other words, it’s possible that was a “infected” (injected) so to speak with something and the infrasonic sound is what triggered the physical harm.
Back to the audio tracks… I would agree it’s rare to have an MP4 or MKV file with separate audio tracks. However, it is possible depending on how the source was produced or exported.
Yes. MPEG-4 Part 14 (the MP4 container format) supports any number of objects (e.g. video, audio and subtitle streams) and isn't limited to only one stream per content type.
Stackexchange.com - Can video have multiple streams (like it has 2 audio streams)
If you want to check out the full analysis and also get some additional insights into acoustic / sonic weapons, the complete video is linked here on BitChute:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XqQIuwluPTYu
The Real Noise
The speculation by the video creator is that “the noise” in the movie uses infrasonic frequencies similar to actual sonic / acoustic weapons. While I haven’t verified this, the video mentions that the actors were not “acting” while those scenes were filmed. i.e., on set they were using actual sonic / acoustic devices (which the actors were unware of at the time) to elicited the desired response.
If you’d like to read up on the bioeffects of sound waves and their potential detrimental effects (i.e., causing trauma) one of the reference documents shown in the video is linked below. It’s a 23 page PDF of a report or thesis from an art college student in Australia, unknown time of publication:
“Sound may be exploited and tuned to particular resonant frequencies inherent in humans. It is this way that sound can be utilized to provide a diverse range of psychophysiological effects.”
Acoustic Trauma : Bioeffects of Sound
Alex Davies BFA Honours - UNSW College of Fine Arts
This is (perhaps) something of interest to
as I imagine they may have worked with individuals targeted by acoustic devices.Even the movie hints at Havana syndrome in one scene:
Lost his teeth huh? It’s got to have something to do with that noise. Well, it’s not all that dissimilar to what happened in Cuba a while back, microwave weapons that can produce this kind of radiation that can be beamed out through sound. Some people lost their teeth there too.
Side note, I didn’t catch this the first time around but microwave and acoustic (sonic frequency) weapons technically fall into two categories. i.e., sound waves vs. electromagnetic radiation.
But I digress. Perhaps that line of dialog was on purpose to make Kevin Bacon’s character (Danny) look even more like a dumbass redneck than anything else. That seemed to be just one (of many) stereotypes that the movie intended to showcase.
Conclusions
I’m not really sure what to think about the audio tracks in the film. I just wanted to share this additional insight.
If there was some effect we’d have certainly heard about it by now. Especially from anyone who went to see the film at a movie theater with a powerful audio system in use. I can only imagine how horrible “the noise” would have been at high volume; it’s bad enough hearing it through headphones or a home theater system.
I still think it portrays foreshadowing or The Revelation of the Method1 as mentioned before. God only knows what we’re in for in 2024 with the maniacs that are in charge right now. But we are working on that as this is the Year of Do for the Doers.
Also, I’ve learned quite a bit about The Black Nobility from Frances’ posts this week (see below) and I just feel like this movie is somewhat of a script for what the “powers that be” would envision as the perfect methods for societal collapse.
“The Revelation of the Method is an occult ritual. Used casually, the implication is always the same: when the Cryptocracy commits major crimes they will broadcast their intentions in advance through popular movies and television to avoid consequences of universal law.”
fotoqueen24 - Twitter, Dec 2, 2021