Geluiden voor Mazin
(2013)
Short Film
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Documentary
Synopsis
Mazin is a twelve year-old deaf boy who is facing the greatest moment in his life. He is undergoing surgery after which he will be able to hear. Mazin is very curious about all sounds and looks forward to being able to talk to his family, but he's also a little scared. What if something goes wrong in the operation, as happened to his friend? Mazin could find it even scarier if the operation is successful. How will the world sound?
Cast
- Mazin
(Himself)
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Respectful, thoughtful, even-handed documentary, praised for its accurate representation of what it sounds like to have a cochlear implant. Also see Lindsay Anderson's documentary short Thursday's Children, a look at young deaf children in a school where, this being 1954, oralism reigns.