The Way We Talk

What a beautiful and eye-opening story! As a hearing person, I was truly captivated by the film's portrayal of friendship, challenges, and the struggles faced by non-hearing individuals. The narrative invites viewers to the kitchen table, immersing us in a world I had never experienced before.

Throughout the film, I found myself learning invaluable lessons about communication, resilience, and the rich experiences that deaf culture offers. The moments of humor were delightful, and I couldn't help but laugh along with the characters, who brought such authenticity to their interactions.

I was genuinely touched by the depth of emotion conveyed in the storytelling. The filmmakers skillfully navigated a subject that could have easily been misrepresented or oversimplified. Instead, they delivered a masterpiece that showcases great craftsmanship and insightful storytelling.

There were numerous ways this movie could have missed the mark, but it succeeded in every aspect, leaving a lasting impression on me. I highly recommend this film to everyone-it's a journey worth taking, one that broadens perspectives and fosters understanding.

One of the most grounded and realistic film that bring the best storytelling on people with differences. It captivate your heart and mind to understand all the beauty and struggle people with hearing aids face in their lives. And they show every bit as inspiring as they are proud to be who they truly are. Love it. The script is just phenomenal, with writing that focus on three youngsters with different mindset and go on different directions even they started similarly. And tell a story that show it is fine no matter how you want to proceed your life as long as you are happy and free.

All three major lead actors and actress portray their roles like a nature, they deserve to win every award there is.

It is so rare to have a film in hk industry that isn't focus on money grabbing and actually make a meaningful film that actually makes a difference in the world. Appreciate and an honor to witness such a beautiful piece of art.

Overall great film and highly recommended, if there is one thing to be nit picking, it would be the director. Although it tells a beautiful story and I love the grounded tone of it, but it feels like the director is fairly fresh in the way of storytelling, often feels like there are room for improvement, make it more subtle in the message it tried to delivery, even though there were already very few dialog, but I do feel the director could tell the message through the screen instead of laying out every bit of information to the audience eye, I know it is easier to understand that way, but having more "depth" within scene also elevate the film, a lot of scene could have a slightly faster pace instead of using the same tone throughout the whole films well, that way it feels more dynamic while watching it.

Still love it though and appreciate all the efforts in delivery one of the best film this year.