REVIEW: Noah Baumbach’s stylish ‘White Noise’ is a delightful adaptation   

TOKYO: Noah Baumbach’s heart-warming and stylish “White Noise,” which played at the Tokyo International Film Festival after it premiered in Venice, was adapted from the 1985 novel by Don DeLillo and is a delightful work.  

Set to hit Netflix on Dec. 30, it is an entertaining take on the kind of disillusionment and anxiety Western philosophy has led to, including delicious commentary on hyper-consumerism and facing one’s mortality.