In a special exclusive debut on Thursday, The Hollywood Reporter presents the music video for "Quiet," performed by Israeli alternative pop artist Noga Erez and starring Gal Gadot. The song has been uniquely crafted for the upcoming Netflix film "Heart of Stone," set to premiere on August 11. "Quiet" serves as the captivating opening credits track for the movie.
The nearly four-minute music video, shot in Los Angeles before the SAG-AFTRA strike, seamlessly weaves together scenes from the film with Gadot's dynamic presence. The video showcases Gadot in a car and later engaging in a powerful face-off with Noga Erez. The creative direction was helmed by Loris Russier, known for directing music videos like Burna Boy and J Balvin’s “Rollercoaster” and Ella Mai’s “DFMU.”
Noga Erez, a notable figure in the music industry, both wrote and produced "Quiet" alongside her frequent collaborator Ori Rousso. This marks Erez's first release following last year's "Nails," which included a remix featuring rap icon Missy Elliott. The artist is currently enchanting audiences across Europe and previously toured North America, even sharing the stage with Florence + the Machine.
Interestingly, Erez’s involvement extends further into "Heart of Stone" as her previously released track, "End of the Road," graces the film's opening scene.
"Heart of Stone" revolves around the story of Rachel Stone (Gal Gadot), an operative in an elite MI6 unit. She stands as the sole barrier between her influential global peacekeeping organization and the potential loss of its most valuable, yet perilous, asset. Directed by Tom Harper, the film also features a stellar cast including Jamie Dornan, Alia Bhatt, Sophie Okonedo, Matthias Schweighöfer, Paul Ready, and Jing Lusi.
Notably, Gal Gadot is no stranger to the world of music videos, having made an appearance in Maroon 5 and Cardi B’s chart-topping hit "Girls Like You" in 2018. During the pandemic, the beloved Wonder Woman star also shared a heartfelt homemade music video of her and her celebrity friends performing John Lennon’s timeless classic “Imagine.”
