​Leo Vance is a elite sound engineer who has spent his life "filtering out the noise." He lives in a world of absolute control, using his studio as a fortress to muffle the messy, unpredictable emotions of reality. But when he discovers a raw, distorted recording of the father who abandoned him, his sterile life begins to crack. ​The story is a tense, urban exploration of a man forced to realize that by muting his pain, he has also silenced his soul. To find his true voice, Leo must finally stop editing and learn to live in the "red"—where the sound is loud, the heart is heavy, and the music is real.