Loved this, Bryan! Such a beautiful film, I’d love to see it, whilst still in the cinema.
And it’s so true, when creating art, sometimes you don't know where it leads you— you create from your “gut”, like Cécile said, so it’s for the viewer to find meaning, to feel the connections with your work.
Re: being a polyglot and changing behaviours when switching language — you know I love this subject ☺️
I do find English women speakers to lower their pitch to “unnatural” levels to my Greek ears, but I noticed it only happens when they might need to exert their authority. It does make me wonder if it’s a reaction to the general under-the-surface bias against femininity, we have here.
Loved this, Bryan! Such a beautiful film, I’d love to see it, whilst still in the cinema.
And it’s so true, when creating art, sometimes you don't know where it leads you— you create from your “gut”, like Cécile said, so it’s for the viewer to find meaning, to feel the connections with your work.
Re: being a polyglot and changing behaviours when switching language — you know I love this subject ☺️
I do find English women speakers to lower their pitch to “unnatural” levels to my Greek ears, but I noticed it only happens when they might need to exert their authority. It does make me wonder if it’s a reaction to the general under-the-surface bias against femininity, we have here.