Children of a Lesser God (1986)
Année de sortie: 1986
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Te amaré en silencio, Os Filhos do Silêncio, Деца, забравени от Бога, Les enfants du silence, 失宠于上帝的孩子们, 无言的爱, Djeca manjeg boga, Bohem zapomenuté děti, Kærlighed uden ord, Sanaton rakkaus, Gottes vergessene Kinder, Paidia enos katoterou theou, Egy kisebb isten gyermekei, Yeladim Horgim L''Yeladim, Figli di un dio minore, Ai wa Shizukesa no Naka ni, 愛は静けさの中に, Te amaré en silencio, Kjærlighet trenger ingen ord, Kjærligheten trenger ingen ord, Dzieci gorszego Boga, Filhos de Um Deus Menor, Deca manjeg boga, Bohom zabudnuté deti, Дети тишины, Hijos de un dios menor, Fills d''un déu menor, Bortom alla ord, 悲憐上帝的女兒, Başka tanrının çocukları
Réalisateur: Randa Haines
Writer: Hesper Anderson, James Carrington, Mark Medoff
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Burt Sugarman, Patrick J. Palmer
Sociétés: Paramount Pictures
Genre: Drama, Romance, Romance Film
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: deaf, deaf girl, deaf-mute, deafness, listening, man woman relationship, schoolroom, sign languages, teacher, teacher student relationship, teachers and students, woman director
Histoire
James Leeds, a new instructor at a New England school for the deaf, meets Sarah Norman, a deaf woman working as a custodian who was once a student there. Despite Sarah's emotional withdrawal and refusal to speak due to her troubled past with her mother, James becomes determined to help her reach her full potential beyond being just a cleaning woman. He tries to teach her to speak but struggles initially. However, they eventually develop a romantic relationship, and James begins to understand Sarah on a deeper level. The film explores whether their relationship can bridge the divides between the hearing world and the deaf community, and if Sarah can find her true identity beyond her deafness.
Résumé
Children of a Lesser God (1986) is a drama directed by Randa Haines that centers around the relationship between James Leeds, a hearing teacher at a school for the deaf, and Sarah Norman, a deaf woman who works there. The film delves into themes of identity, communication, and love across different worlds, as it explores the challenges and triumphs faced by its protagonists.
