Family drama about a deaf and hearing couple who struggle to decide whether or not to give their deaf son a cochlear implant.Family drama about a deaf and hearing couple who struggle to decide whether or not to give their deaf son a cochlear implant.Family drama about a deaf and hearing couple who struggle to decide whether or not to give their deaf son a cochlear implant.
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- TriviaThe subject matter hit close to home for director Joseph Sargent, as he had a relative--possibly his wife--who was deaf.
- ConnectionsEdited into Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)
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Not usually a fan of Hallmark movies, I decided to watch this one anyways and I fell in love from the get go. I felt that this movie was brilliantly written to include all point of views and it handled touchy matters perfectly.
A overall movie shows the struggle of a deaf mother and a hearing father struggling to decide if a cochlear implant is right for their child and while the mother is against it, the father is for it. They try and see each other's views but have a hard time doing so.
Afraid that this movie would offend some viewers who had some personal experiences similar to the movie, I felt relieved to see how they wrote these matters into the story. While it may make some people ponder and feel uncomfortable, it actually puts it all out on the table and forces the viewer to see all views. It hit the target perfectly. Having an implant myself and still using ASL as my first and primary language, I actually felt comfortable rooting for both sides and hoping they would come to a perfect solution.
I will have to say kudos to this well made movie and not to mention that the cast were brilliant as well. A very well done movie. I had to give it a ten star. Very good intro to those who have no idea about issues that can arise in the deaf community. Great job.
A overall movie shows the struggle of a deaf mother and a hearing father struggling to decide if a cochlear implant is right for their child and while the mother is against it, the father is for it. They try and see each other's views but have a hard time doing so.
Afraid that this movie would offend some viewers who had some personal experiences similar to the movie, I felt relieved to see how they wrote these matters into the story. While it may make some people ponder and feel uncomfortable, it actually puts it all out on the table and forces the viewer to see all views. It hit the target perfectly. Having an implant myself and still using ASL as my first and primary language, I actually felt comfortable rooting for both sides and hoping they would come to a perfect solution.
I will have to say kudos to this well made movie and not to mention that the cast were brilliant as well. A very well done movie. I had to give it a ten star. Very good intro to those who have no idea about issues that can arise in the deaf community. Great job.
- offroadrider5258
- Apr 19, 2008
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- Hallmark Hall of Fame: Sweet Nothing in My Ear (#57.3)
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By what name was Sweet Nothing in My Ear (2008) officially released in Canada in English?
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