The Filmmaker, the Anchorite, and Their Collaboration Across Time

The Multicultural Middle Ages

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What can we learn from those who came before us? How does the art we make reflect and define who we are? And why is the medieval past just so interesting?

In this conversation with the MMA’s Logan Quigley, filmmaker Caroline Golum reflects on these questions and more as she discusses creating her most recent film, “Revelations of Divine Love,” which turns for strong inspiration to the narrative of the 15th-century anchorite Julian of Norwich. Logan and Caroline chat about the difficult and important choices surrounding scene design, narrative continuity, casting, and making stories from a past that often seems distant and strange feel relevant and meaningful to today’s audiences.

For more information about Caroline, this conversation, and to see stills from Revelations of Divine Love, visit this link: https://tinyurl.com/mmapodcast.

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