Synopsis: After the death of his fiancée’s daughter while in his care, a deaf man shuts himself off from the world. Haunted by memories, it is only through new friendship that he can learn to forgive, love, and reconnect.
Synopsis: Lisa (Christina Hamilton) finds herself being charged with the murder of her husband (Sam Harris). The problem: Lisa doesn’t remember becoming a widow. A detective (Lance Pickett),, doctor (Kevin Pickett), and an interpreter (Katie Leclerc) attempt to help Lisa restore her memory of her husband’s death and the Blue Box, which may contain the key to proving her innocence. The suspense of her journey of recollection may endanger her life.
Synopsis: This is the brand-new sequel to the first “Four Deaf Yorkshiremen” film – and this time it’s not their families these four grumpy deaf men are arguing over, but the women they’ve loved and lost!
This film is hilarious because in the first 30 seconds it looks like he’s about to come out as gay. The parallels between being Deaf and being gay are so similar. There are many parents don’t want to accept that their child is gay and there are many parents who do not want to accept that their child is Deaf. This short film is 6 1/2 minutes long. The plot is brilliant.
Synopsis: Quirky comedy about deaf identity – a deaf teenager reveals a personal secret to his hearing mother. Why does he have ‘dirty’ magazines and videos hidden in his room? What will his father say when he finds out? The unexpected revelations question whether family life will ever be the same again.