Shush (1970)

Nathan persistently commemorates the birthday of his late best friend, Coco, every year with a small ceremony. This includes preparing a cake adorned with Coco's favourite treats to symbolise their enduring bond. However, this tradition takes a turn when his newly moved-in neighbours disrupt his tribute to his deceased dog. Despite his initial attempts to ignore the disturbances, Nathan finds himself increasingly frustrated by the loud noises emanating from his neighbours' residence, drowning out the solemnity of his commemoration. Determined to uphold his tribute to Coco, Nathan tries everything he can to fight the disturbance.