“You’re not alone in the noise”

SURVIVING TINNITUS

The world’s first feature-length documentary about tinnitus

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We've pulled together over 50 clips from the film covering the stuff that actually matters - coping, managing the tough days, and finding what works. Free to watch now.

740 million adults worldwide live with tinnitus.

For 120 million, it's a life-altering condition.

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ABOUT THE FILMMAKER

Filmmaker Keith Wright operating a camera while making the Surviving Tinnitus documentary
Filmmaker Keith Wright operating a camera while making the Surviving Tinnitus documentary

I've lived with tinnitus since 2009. When it arrived, it turned my life upside down. I became a prisoner in my own home. I couldn't work. I thought my life was over.

I did what millions of other tinnitus sufferers do - I went looking for answers. I sat in doctors and specialists waiting rooms, I searched online at 3am, and I kept hearing or reading the same thing over and over: there's no cure. That's a brutal thing to hear when your head never stops ringing.

I'm in a different place with my tinnitus now. It took a while - but I found my way through. My tinnitus is still here, but it no longer runs my life.

That journey is why I made this film. Because the path from crisis to calm shouldn't be something you have to figure out alone, and the medical system still offers far too little hope. I wanted to put something into the world that does.

Surviving Tinnitus brings together people who've been through it and specialists who understand it - not to promise a cure, but to show that a good life with tinnitus is possible for most, and to make sure no one starting this journey feels as lost and alone as I did.

Keith Wright - Filmmaker