Now, Hear Me Good

The second film in a trilogy in the making that follows the musician Booker. A film in two parts that complement each other. A party with friends, the buzz of conversation. The emptiness that follows and an intimate morning of personal reconciliation. Spirituality and melancholy, like Alice Coltrane’s music, like Booker’s music. A rehearsal of the return to creativity through silence. A self-proposed exile. A serene, mysterious and very seductive film. (Carlos Ramos)