Oral Culture is simply a conversation between two characters about the deep infestation of technology in our lives and the modifications in human existence it might lead to. As the two friends prepare for a night of drinking, they find themselves unable to agree on the extent to which smartphones and related technology is capable of affecting communication.
The narrative is simple, effortless and does not try to be anything it's not, which works as a charm in its favour. The same can be said about the actors which render their performance with an honesty that leaves the viewer with a convincing glimpse into an evening spent by three friends.
Read LessThe narrative is simple, effortless and does not try to be anything it's not, which works as a charm in its favour. The same can be said about the actors which render their performance with an honesty that leaves the viewer with a convincing glimpse into an evening spent by three friends.
