Talking Hands

About This Movie

Talking Hands is a fascinating glimpse into a world where sound is absent. Eino Ruutsalo captures the essence of spring through the tender relationship of a deaf-mute boy and girl. The atmosphere is filled with warmth and light, contrasting sharply with their silent existence. You really feel the joy in their interactions, the way they express themselves through gestures and facial expressions. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in every moment, every shared smile. It’s not just about their disability; it’s a celebration of communication beyond words. The practical effects are minimal, but the raw performances create a genuine connection, making this film distinctive in its portrayal of human connection and joy in a different language.

Unique portrayal of deaf-mute relationships · Rich atmosphere of spring · Exploration of non-verbal communication