“Sermon to the Void”, interview with director Hilal Baydarov

Sermon to the Void: A Cinematic Meditation on Existence and Infinity

The film “Sermon to the Void” marks the concluding chapter of a thought-provoking trilogy that delves into the essence of life, existence, and the infinite. Directed by Hilal Baydarov, this film distinguishes itself from its predecessors by emphasizing the power of cinematography, sound, and the spoken word, steering away from traditional landscape-driven narratives to focus on inner truths and spiritual exploration.

In a landscape dominated by narrative-driven cinema, Baydarov’s work is an ode to surrealism and abstract expression. He criticizes mainstream storytelling for its reliance on logic and sentimentality, advocating instead for films that probe into the darker, less visible facets of human nature.

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