In "Partisan," the soundscape intricately weaves through the narrative, amplifying the tension and mystery of a secluded commune. Robert Mackenzie, as the Re-recording Mixer and Sound Designer, crafts an auditory experience that immerses the audience in Alexander's world of doubt and defiance. The subtle layering of sound elements underscores the psychological depth of the characters, particularly in the confrontations between Alexander and Gregori. Nominated for Best Sound at the AACTA Awards, the film's sound design plays a pivotal role in revealing the dark undercurrents of this isolated society, making the audience feel every whisper of unease and every crescendo of conflict.