Beatrice Gibson’s debut feature At Night will premiere in Locarno’s Filmmakers of the Present competition, but its soundtrack was created by experimental musician Elvin Brandhi rather than Brian Eno. The clarification matters because Locarno’s artistic director compared the film’s nocturnal, ambient atmosphere to Eno’s work, potentially creating confusion over who composed its music.

Brandhi, the pseudonym of Welsh-born improvising voice and sound artist Freya Edmondes, makes her first feature-film soundtrack with At Night. The film follows six women in Paris discussing sexuality, money, motherhood, mental health and the future; its score draws on field recordings, voice, tape, vinyl and instruments, reflecting Brandhi’s experimental approach and wider collaborative music career.