Notes on Blindness

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.

Drama Documentary

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)