Deaf

About This Movie

Deaf (2021) is an intriguing exploration of communication—or the lack thereof. It captures the nuanced dynamics between Ángela, who is deaf, and Dario, who navigates their world of four dogs and six hens with a unique semblance of normalcy. The film's pacing is reflective, allowing moments of silence to resonate, emphasizing the everyday struggles and joys of their relationship. The performances are strikingly authentic, evoking a sense of intimacy and tension, especially as they grapple with the idea of starting a family. It’s distinct in how it portrays the blend of domestic life with its inherent communication barriers. The atmosphere, enriched by practical effects, feels grounded, making the emotional weight of their situation tangibly felt.

Focuses on communication barriers · Authentic performances · Reflective pacing and atmosphere