directed by: Peter Middleton, year: 2016
actors: John Hull

Notes on Blindness blends John Hull's diary transcripts with evocative visuals and a surround-sound design to reveal the sensory inner life of blindness. Through sparse imagery, intimate voiceover, and the absence of conventional narration, the film traces Hull's journey from sight to reduced perception, his memories, and the reorientation of the senses. It is a meditation on hope, fear, and the ways language and memory shape reality.

Mind Body Connection, Documentary, Biographical, Experimental, Blindness, Sound Design