TED: How film changes the way we see the world | Ava DuVernay

The transcript covers Ava DuVernay's journey in adapting Isabel Wilkerson's book into a film, 'Origin'. It discusses the challenges faced during production, including financial hurdles, and the strategies employed to engage audiences. DuVernay shares insights gained from the book, particularly about the Dalit people, and emphasizes the importance of community and mentorship in the film industry. The concept of 'liberated territory' is explored, highlighting the need for creative spaces. DuVernay concludes with her future aspirations and the impact she hopes the film will have.

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