The protagonist of the movie is John, whose world crumbles after the sudden death of his wife. He is left to look after his daughter, who is severely non-verbal autistic. John becomes obsessed with finding a treatment for his daughter's condition, and in his quest, he comes across an experimental therapy that claims to help autistic children communicate better.
John decides to give it a try and rents an Airbnb with a mysterious history. As they settle in, strange occurrences begin to happen, and the story takes a chilling turn. His daughter starts showing psychic abilities, which amplify the presence of the ghosts haunting the Airbnb.
As John's personal demons and grief threaten to overpower him, he is forced to confront the noise within himself and his daughter's struggles. The movie is an emotional rollercoaster, and the themes of grief, loss, and redemption are profoundly moving.
The film stars Tom Konkle as John, a dedicated father who is struggling to come to terms with his wife's death and his daughter's condition. Fionnula Flanagan plays Mrs. Margaret, the enigmatic owner of the Airbnb, and John's daughter is played by a talented young actor, Juliette Jeffers.
Overall, Noise in the Middle is a gripping horror-drama that delves into the complexities of grief and the human psyche. The film is directed by Marcus McCollum, produced by Lalo Molina, and written by Glen Kannon and Marcus McCollum.