Eight moves mark the upbringing of director Bora, who reflects on her life with her deaf parents, Sang-kuk and Kyung-hee.
Synopsis
Eight moves mark the upbringing of director Bora, who reflects on her life with her deaf parents, Sang-kuk and Kyung-hee.
Synopsis
Sang-kuk, a furniture maker, and Kyung-hee, who works at a sign language interpretation center, navigate life as a deaf couple in South Korea. Their daughter, Bora, reflects on her childhood, marked by eight relocations since her parents' marriage. As Sang-kuk expresses a wish to move again, Kyung-hee resists, prompting Bora to examine the contrasting experiences of silence and sound within her family. Through their stories, the film addresses themes of identity and communication beyond spoken language.
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Why Watch
- Meet Sang-kuk, the talented deaf furniture maker.
- See Kyung-hee's vibrant life at the interpretation center.
- Find out how Bora navigates her family's unique dynamics.
Did You Know
- Sang-kuk is a skilled furniture maker despite being deaf.
- Kyung-hee works at a sign language interpretation center.
- Bora has moved eight times since her parents' marriage in 2015.
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Who directed the documentary 'Glittering Hands'?
The documentary 'Glittering Hands' was directed by Lee-Kil Bora.
What is the duration of 'Glittering Hands'?
'Glittering Hands' has a duration of 79 minutes.
What professions do Sang-kuk and Kyung-hee have in 'Glittering Hands'?
Sang-kuk is a skilled furniture maker, while Kyung-hee works at a sign language interpretation center.
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