In a dark night, a man alone in his house experiences the nightmare and the reality of the growing fear. On one hand, the invader is real, banging at his door and on the other, the invader is already deep inside of his subconsciousness. Silence’s Crescendo has been written about extensively, hailed as “Eraserhead on speed” and “quite possibly the most nightmarish horror film you will ever see”. Dirk de Bruyn of Senses of Cinema stated:”Salkic’s ability to harness these experimental traumatic effects to successfully communicate his pain directly into the bodies of his audiences is a powerful achievement”.