Deaf (1986) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Deaf about?
Deaf is a documentary. The School for the Deaf at the Alabama Institute employs a total communication method, integrating signs, lip reading, and speech. Students receive training in academics and vocational skills. The program includes teaching parents to sign, offering speech therapy, and providing psychological counseling. Regular visits from parents occur alongside sports and recreational activities. The film also addresses home and money management, aiming to prepare students for independent living. Frederick Wiseman directed this documentary in 1986, lasting 164 minutes.
When was Deaf released?
Deaf was released in 1986.
How long is Deaf?
Deaf has a runtime of 164 minutes.
What genre is Deaf?
Deaf is classified as Society.
What topics does Deaf cover?
Deaf explores topics including disability-inclusion.