Sir Kenneth Branagh has opened up about why his new film ‘Belfast’ was shot in black-and-white.
The 97-minute film is shot exclusively in monochrome, with moments of colour included sporadically throughout.
The director, who took inspiration from his own life for the story, said that he wanted the film to be in monochrome so that viewers weren’t ‘distracted’ from the story at hand.
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