Quartet for deafblind (1986) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Quartet for deafblind about?
Quartet for deafblind is a documentary. Children in a special wing of an institution in Amherst, Nova Scotia, navigate their daily lives without sight or sound. Over the course of a month in 1986, the filmmaker records their interactions with each other and their caregivers. The documentary captures the unique relationships formed in this environment. It was edited over two years and contains no voice-over commentary. The focus remains solely on the experiences of these children and their world.
When was Quartet for deafblind released?
Quartet for deafblind was released in 1986.
How long is Quartet for deafblind?
Quartet for deafblind has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is Quartet for deafblind?
Quartet for deafblind is classified as History, Arts.
What topics does Quartet for deafblind cover?
Quartet for deafblind explores topics including disability-inclusion.