"Listening Girl" (CODA), tells the story of a girl who goes fishing with her father and brother every day and is finally admitted to the Berklee College of Music. The whole family is deaf and mute, except for the heroine. The film does not deliberately exaggerate the atmosphere for inspiration, but many details are very tear-jerking. The two scenes that touched me the most: 1. The family sits under the stage and listens to the girl singing, which can only be echoed by the expressions and actions of other people. , back home, the father asked the girl to sing to him again, this time he touched the girl's neck, felt the vibration of her vocal cords, and felt the music; 2. During the Berkeley interview, the girl sang "Both sides now" , and found her family came in, singing and murmuring, accompanied by her singing and movements, which was very touching. Strongly recommend everyone to watch this movie. This movie is supposed to be based on a French film, and the song in the audition is also very good, with great lyrics. PS title CODA: It should have a double meaning here, that is, a musical term, referring to the end of the movement, the end, and the abbreviation of Children (Children) of Deaf Adults.
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