The final shot: Cherry, sitting alone in her apartment, lets out a small, imperfect, human sound. She laughs. It sounds like a wet fart. Ansyswbu.exe Encountered A Problem. A Diagnostic File Has Been Written
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It starts small. A wet raspberry sound in her bathroom when she's alone. The distinct pffft of a whoopee cushion in her cereal bowl. Then: a phantom fart, impossibly warm, pressing against her thigh while she watches television.
A Feature Film by A24 Logline: A struggling Foley artist discovers that the sounds she creates for B-movies are coming to life in her apartment, forcing her to confront the noises she's been swallowing her whole life. Treatment Margaret "Cherry" Buscemi (Margaret Qualley) is a third-generation Foley artist working in the shadow of her grandfather—a legend who invented the technique for squishy sounds in westerns. She has a gift. A gift she hates.
The climax takes place in the Foley studio during a thunderstorm. Cherry must record the ultimate wet fart—a sound so perfect, so cathartic, that it will finally release The Presence and allow her to integrate her professional gift with her personal shame.
Her specialty? Wet sounds.