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Director Oliver Hermanus joins us to discuss 'The History of Sound,' drawing from his South African background to explore how cinema can foster empathy across divides. Oliver reflects on his commitment to creating narratives that invite audiences into unfamiliar perspectives, shaped by experiences in a country where marginalized voices were systematically silenced.
Our conversation explores his collaboration with Ben Shattuck, who adapted his own short story despite having no screenwriting experience. Oliver reveals his supportive approach to this creative partnership and his thoughtful use of narration to enhance storytelling without overwhelming the visual medium.
By Áron CzapekDirector Oliver Hermanus joins us to discuss 'The History of Sound,' drawing from his South African background to explore how cinema can foster empathy across divides. Oliver reflects on his commitment to creating narratives that invite audiences into unfamiliar perspectives, shaped by experiences in a country where marginalized voices were systematically silenced.
Our conversation explores his collaboration with Ben Shattuck, who adapted his own short story despite having no screenwriting experience. Oliver reveals his supportive approach to this creative partnership and his thoughtful use of narration to enhance storytelling without overwhelming the visual medium.