Sound Design was Amazing

Anybody else think this film deserves as many awards as it can get for sound design and/or editing? The constant, ominous, claustrophobic atmosphere of the film - which never sounds inauthentic (always sea noises, lighthouse noises, storm noises) - creates a cocoon around the action of the story. The soundscape was incredibly realised! (Actually the whole design of the film - black and white, aspect ratio tall (resembling a lighthouse...?), and the lighting was moody and eerie).

Great stuff!