Keep It Down to a Shout

Synopsis: The Theatre of the Deaf talk about education, money and communication in relation to deafness. In a programme that mixes interview with performance, the Theatre of the Deaf talk about education, money and communication in relation to deafness. These themes are used to inspire several mime sequences that employ a range of special effects and feature hands as dominant motif.

This film is of historical interest but the issues raised are still current.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 1978
Subjects: Social welfare
Keywords: deaf persons; deafness; mime

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