The film ‘Al Motor City’ had its festival debut at the Tribeca Film Festival. It is a non-verbal work crafted by Trey Edward Shults. The movie uses an orchestral score to narrate stories about a busy car factory workplace. There are no spoken lines, as actors convey themselves through gestures and noises. A romantic subplot follows a couple working on the assembly line. The film mixes surreal visuals with loud industrial noise and grand symphonic music. Some critics compare its style to early expressionist cinema.