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The Silent Child (2017)

A deaf 4-year-old girl named Libby lives in a world of silence until a caring social worker teaches her to use sign language to communicate.

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Emma S 10 May 2018

Beautiful and wish this had been full length.

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Tim Robey 31 Mar 2018

The artistic finesse of the film leaves, perhaps, just a little bit more to be desired - it's a case of applauding a message more than its overeager medium.

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Andrew K 29 Mar 2018

This short film shines a light on a very real struggle for children with a profound hearing loss as well as any child with a hearing loss. Mainstream school is a scary place for young children but when you add a child with a hearing loss, it gets much worse as there is no one for them to communicate with. They are not being educated with peers like themselves. This is an awesome look at how parents and educators alike are not frequently educated to know what is best for their deaf child.

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H W 06 Mar 2018

I enjoyed the cinEmatograpHy but felt this was a story Supposedly reflecting the deaf community but told through a hearing Lens. The focus was on the empowered hearing social worker and her gateway to commUnication. In reality, a profoundly deaf child would be Recognised through the newborn hearing screening hours after birth and access to a teacher of the deaf would follow. Deaf children of deaf parents Will often use BSL as their first language and this develops in the same way as spoken language. Hearing parents who would prefer to use sPoken LANGUAGE are also given that opPortunity through Careful Audiology management (this may include a CI implant which a profoundly deaf child would meet criteria fOr) Transition to school Would be carefully managed though a multidiscipLinary team. The film refLected an outdated system and would have been better set In 1960s

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Betsy W 11 Mar 2018

a powerful film with beautiful acting by maisie sly and rachelshenton.

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