Thirty minutes of poetry expressed in Mexican sign language reveals a distinct form of communication that contrasts with written and spoken language.
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Thirty minutes of poetry expressed in Mexican sign language reveals a distinct form of communication that contrasts with written and spoken language.
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Roberto de Loera opens Regard Silence with a declaration in Mexican sign language: “I love poetry because it makes me feel like my mind expands.” The 30-minute film features deaf poets, including Socorro Casillas and Berenice Falcón, as they express their art through sign language. Each poem transforms the visual medium into a unique form of communication, distinct from written or spoken language. Directed by Santiago Zermeño, the film invites audiences to experience poetry in a new light.
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Why Watch
- See poetry performed in Mexican sign language.
- Meet talented deaf performers like Roberto de Loera.
- Find out how sign language differs from spoken language.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Santiago Zermeño and was released in 2023.
- Regard Silence has a runtime of 30 minutes.
- The film features performances by five cast members, including Berenice Falcón.
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Who directed the documentary Regard Silence?
Santiago Zermeño directed the documentary Regard Silence.
What is the duration of the documentary Regard Silence?
Regard Silence has a duration of 30 minutes.
What language is primarily used in the poetry of Regard Silence?
The poetry in Regard Silence is expressed in Mexican sign language.
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