“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” will be honoured as one of AFI’s Top 10 Films of the Year, so director George C. Wolfe is now taking ET Canada behind the scenes of the film’s opening sequence, revealing the importance of every little sound. “One of the things I was very interested in is sort of stripping down the sonic pallet.
So at the beginning you’re seeing these trees, and you’re hearing cicadas, and that’s it. And then the next sound you hear is running, and the next sound you hear is breathing, and that breathing continues to grow, and then you hear a barking dog, and hopefully you’re caught up in the potential of what horrible thing is about to happen,” Wolfe said. “Just at the point where you were anticipating that, you realize, that
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