Forsenses Ii: Timber Lounge (2011) Link

The lack of dialogue makes it a perfect "mood" film for a living room background.

The audio is a standout feature, utilizing a "Real 3D Sound" mix that includes collaborations with artists like Jennifer Paige and Volkan Baydar (of Orange Blue). For audiophiles, the Blu-ray includes various high-end tracks, such as 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and even binaural 3D mixes for headphone listeners. The Verdict

Explicitly designed for "technophile HD fans" to test their 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound setups.

A "symphony for the eyes and ears" that covers everything from mountain landscapes to sunrises.

Review: Forsenses II: Timber Lounge (2011) Forsenses II: Timber Lounge is less of a traditional movie and more of an audiovisual experience designed to push the limits of high-definition home theater systems. Released in 2011 as part of the blu::elements project , it serves as a "unique symbiosis" between stunning nature cinematography and high-end lounge music. Visuals and Sound

If you are looking for a plot-driven story, you won't find it here. However, as a "lifestyle product" meant to create an atmospheric journey, it succeeds brilliantly. It’s an ideal choice for anyone wanting to demo their TV's color range or relax to high-fidelity "vocal and instrumental grooves".