“The Silent Hour” starring Sandra Mae Frank

[@reginapustelak5420]

Didn’t know about new movie. Can't wait to see it now 🙌

[@christadauria4362]

Cool and amazing!- On the campus at Gallaudet University as I still was an undergraduate college student, I first met the campus security officer who was hard-of- hearing but he was fluent in ASL (American Sign Language) in my encounter in my college experiences before my college graduation with Class of 1981.

[@TheDailyMoth]

Clarification - the film will be available on digital platforms and select theaters, not on streaming platforms.

[@tstarrodriguez4333]

Can’t wait new movie Salient Hours on Oct 11 . Thank you for share .

[@johnhancock8463]

thank you

[@lindacarter1133]

Thank u for sharing this. It sounds so cool. Thumb up

[@davidcoria9264]

Amazing ❤

[@adriannebartolome1924]

I would like wat h that movie Thanks for sharing with me ❤

[@GaryMaccalla]

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[@chriserazmus2967]

Cool thank explain this

[@vespelart]

If you want to watch a movie with a similar theme. - Mute Witness (1995) is a good movie.

[@coolio86]

Don’t want to be negative here but good on her BUT super tired of how film industries titled “Silent” / “Quiet” / “Music related” to deaf loss in their movies where there is a deaf theme / deaf character(s) in it! Why not to use non related deaf titles where there’s deaf characters in it! Guess it’s only beginning of long road to next generation where we can watch movies without “deaf labelled” titles! I am talking about those movies not series, if you know what I mean?

[@Marsx1]

I understand your thinking; but these titles are used to highlight the real impact of someone who can't hear normally because for a normal hearing person it would seem silent. I really enjoyed watching this movie not for the plot, but for the complexity and the bond between the two.

[@lambesholey6106]

@@Marsx1 Same here actually

[@TLForsberg]

I agree! It is a very hearing-centric perspective. The only way they know how to relate to us is to imagine for themselves what it might be like and then they repeatedly seem to focus on what is missing or the idea of us living in a silent world. It is a little tedious. Solution, make art that includes the deaf perspective because we can't always change their bias, but we can influence through our own creation and contribution. #BeTheChange