Claustrophobia

Name: Claustrophobia
Genre: Thriller
Duration: 1 h 15 min
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Christopher Curry, Russell Harvard, Ellie Schwartz

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5.8/10

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The world closes in on a young deaf man when he becomes entangled in a deadly real estate dispute with his sadistic next-door neighbor.

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A young deaf man gets trapped in his house when he becomes entangled in a nasty real estate dispute with his murderous next-door neighbor. As he struggles to overcome his fears, open caption... Read allA young deaf man gets trapped in his house when he becomes entangled in a nasty real estate dispute with his murderous next-door neighbor. As he struggles to overcome his fears, open captions take the audience inside our deaf hero's head.A young deaf man gets trapped in his house when he becomes entangled in a nasty real estate dispute with his murderous next-door neighbor. As he struggles to overcome his fears, open captions take the audience inside our deaf hero's head.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

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Christopher Curry

Orwell

Russell Harvard

Ellie Schwartz

Mailman

Chloe Snyder

Heather

Director
- Harlan Schneider
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- Harlan Schneider
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7DeafOne

This film stars Russell Harvard (The Hammer) as a young claustrophobic Deaf property owner, terrorized by his next door neighbor.

I like to watch Deaf films with Deaf actors that are not pushing Deaf issues, but are showing how Deaf people might handle certain situations. This is one such film. Russell Harvard (The Hammer) is convincing as as a young claustrophobic Deaf property owner. His neighbor has eyes on his property so his neighbor sends his daughter, played by Chloe Snyder, to try to influence his selling of the property. It's a bit of wicked plot. There is some sign language in this film, but it seems to be cut off most of the time by the camera. Claustrophobia is nicely done as well as a Deaf person hearing voices & seeing things. I would have liked it to be longer & more in depth.