The Sound of Pain. Luisa prefers to spend her time in Mr. Zamboni's hair salon. For her, it embodies a sense of security. It smells of shampoo and beauty, there is tea and stories, and the hairdresser's little dog sleeps in the window. It is peaceful there - completely different from her home. In poignant scenes, Melinda Nadj Abonji tells of violence in the family, of injuries, and a hint of happiness.