Notes on Blindness (2016)
Overview
After losing sight in 1983, John Hull began keeping an audio diary, a unique testimony of loss, rebirth and renewal, excavating the interior world of blindness. Following on from the Emmy Award-winning short film of the same name, Notes on Blindness is an ambitious and groundbreaking work, both affecting and innovative.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 7.896 |
Directed By
James Spinney
Pete Middleton
Crew
Dušan Petković
Gerry Floyd
James Spinney
Ivana MacKinnon
Amaya Valentina Gonzalez Perez
James Spinney
Pete Middleton
Pete Middleton
Mike Brett
Richard Holmes
Jo Jo Ellison
James Spinney
Alex Usborne
James Ewers
Noah Wood
Pete Middleton
Steve Jamison
Julian Quantrill
Amy Hubbard
Kate Townsend
Nick Fraser
Lizzie Francke
Dan Cogan
Jenny Raskin
David Coujard
Arnaud Colinart
Martine Saada
Mark Edwards
Tom Lancaster
Pascha Hanaway
Florence Izen-Taylor
Matt Houghton
James Rhodes
Mark Gee
Emin Atilgan
Andrew Bainbridge
Yiannis Manolopoulos
Emilio Schlappi
James Blann
Will Hanke
Diana Nechilciuc
Craig Ferrreira
Monika Radwańska
Chris Heasman
Lisa Mustafa
Lisa Mustafa
Damien Creagh
Elena Riccabona
Jessica Danielle Smith
Samantha Dabrowska
Niamh Farrelly
Julia Drummond-Haig
Saffron Cook
Lorna Gillieron
Sophie Brown
Rebecca Silveira
Salvador Gomez-Lopez
Nick Leishman
Richard Potter
Charlie Jenkins
Damien Ansell
Alex Gibbon
Charlie Lodge
Sarah Bridge
Ben Dawson
Leah Kardos
Mike murray
Adem Ilhan
Jonny Pilcher
Joakim Sundström
Ulf Olausson
David Silverin
Christer Melén
Per Boström
Zoe McCarthy
Sheena Patel
Kevin Daly
Oliver Neck
Lizzie March
Ben Ahmed
Helen Pritchard
Naomi Ashcroft
Yasuyuki Otsuki
Guy Murray-Brown
Dan Baker
Will Burgass
Patten Smith
Sarah Beinart
Sage Hood
Kevin Bricknall
Frank Hayes
Andy Powell
Richard Watt
Måns Björklund
Manuela Cripps
Bobo Skipper
Juri Bryan
Andrej Blom
David Wahlberg
Abigail Scollay
Vic Parker
Nick Rideout
John Rafique
James Willis
Ryan Long
Alan Senior
Chris Reynolds
Louise Fryer
Pablo Romero-Fresco
Jim Bowes
Lowman Pauling
Ralph Bass
Nicholas Chalmers
John M. Hull
Marilyn Hull
Jo Clark
Jude Collins
Lizzie Webster
Luca Brett
Olivia Thornton
Tiffany Willis
Geralyn White Dreyfous
Rafe Beckley
Celia Henebury
James Spinney
Matt Houghton
TOP CAST
John M. Hull
Himself (voice)
Marilyn Hull
Herself (voice)
Dan Renton Skinner
John Hull
Simone Kirby
Marilyn Hull
Eileen Davies
Madge Hull
David Hobbs
Jack Hull
Victoria Wicks
Librarian
Jamie Bradley
Faith Healer
Imogen Hull
Herself (voice)
Thomas Hull
Himself (voice)
Lizzie Hull
Herself (voice)
Gaby Hull
Herself (voice)
Josh Hull
Himself (voice)
Johnny Robson
Doctor
Drew Prentice-Main
Newborn
Miranda Beinart-Smith
Imogen
Susan Tordoff
Social Worker
Sidney Nicholas Warbrick
Thomas
Amelda Brown
Liz
Stanley Pemberton-Warbrick
Thomas
Lorelei Winterfrost
Young Imogen
Tim Gebbels
Minister
Mahalia Martin-Jones
Lizzie
Dick Middleton
Bursar
Rafe Beckley
John Hull Double
Alex Safta
John Hull Double
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