A 25-minute documentary features four families in the United States raising deaf children and the challenges they face in communication.
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A 25-minute documentary features four families in the United States raising deaf children and the challenges they face in communication.
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Synopsis
Four families in the United States face the challenges of raising deaf children in the 1987 documentary Language Says It All. Directed by Rhyena Halpern, the film features personal narratives from caregivers, including Megan Williams. It illustrates the vital role of communication in daily life. The documentary received an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Short for its portrayal of language development and the experiences of the deaf community.
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- Meet deaf children and their caregivers.
- See the unique communication methods used.
- Find out about the challenges faced by deaf families.
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- The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.
- Language Says It All was released in 1987.
- The film has a duration of 25 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Language Says It All?
Rhyena Halpern directed the documentary Language Says It All.
What year was Language Says It All released?
Language Says It All was released in 1987.
How long is the documentary Language Says It All?
The duration of Language Says It All is 25 minutes.
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