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A literary investment -- Deaf produced, directed, acted ... An experience in Language and storytelling for deaf and hearing alike.

Styled upon the Charlie Chaplin-esque silent film .. Slapstick, Ironic, Hyperbolic ... and relevant.

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A story about trying to break thru the glass ceiling as a deaf performer .. Which means doing what you can to appeal to a hearing majority .. Touchy stuff for some Deaf.

Ableist motifs, but the characters describe the phenomenon as part of their arc.

Can appear "slow" to both deaf and hearing audiences due to stylistic choices and certain cultural compromises in viewing.

Altogether a film that can be enjoyed by "in" and "out" group viewers, worth purchasing and sure to gain recognition for Deaf Talent in performance.

This is definitely a movie for the 'Stunning and Brave' brigade to watch whilst they clutch their imaginary pearls.

I turned it off before the end to be be honest and i could not tell you how much I did actually watch as it seemed like hours going into days with my life force slowly ebbing away.

Do. Not. Waste. Your. Time. Nor. Your. Money. Watching. This. Movie.

I know a couple of deaf people and they have expressed that this movie does not apply to their "silent" life. Next time make a more relevant movie to the deaf culture.

What? Is a great example of how small, independent films can be innovative and surprise you. It's a relatively.straightforward (sometimes very straightforward) depiction of discrimination in hollywood, but is heartfelt and inclusive for its audience - looking to bring you along and empathize with its characters while it shows the unending array of challenges, slights, and outright prejudice facing its protagonist.

The film is all the more interesting both for its background - the film's producer's, it's leading actor, and a number of cast and crew are deaf - and for the fun it has evoking a silent era film, with a decidedly more modern injection of style and humor.

The film was developed and shot with a small budget, which is readily apparent from its choices of location and limitations in its scope. But it's never anything but interesting, funny, and engaging, on a topic that could use more discussion in the arts. Highly recommended.

This was a surreal experience. One of the most amazing cinematic experiences I have ever went through. This film is beautiful, and will have you on the bitterest sweetest tears of pain and joy.

This is a proof that the Academy Awards is full of crap. It's not just academy-nomination worthy, but multi-academy-winning worthy.