A documentary essay on listening that takes as a point of reference three sound artists (Chris Watson, Daniel Wilson, and Jo Thomas). The project takes an unsuspected turn when the director encounters the American deaf author, Louise Stern, on a bus. Little Tsunamis skilfully interweaves a number of individual plots that, together, inform the director’s personal journey as he constructs his film. On the way, he visits unusual places and has fortuitous encounters, giving a glimpse of an infinite field of listening beyond hearing.
Also presented:
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
| Director | Toby Clarkson |
| Editing | Toby Clarkson |
| Sound mixing | James Torrance |
| Cinematography | Toby Clarkson, Sam Hepworth, Sophie Smith |
Image tirée du film Little Tsunamis // Image from the film Little Tsunamis
Image tirée du film Little Tsunamis // Image from the film Little Tsunamis
Image tirée du film Little Tsunamis // Image from the film Little Tsunamis
Production
Toby Clarkson
Upcoming.
First major film.
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