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言語: 英語
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販売元: Docurama
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You might expect that the cochlear implant, a device that can give deaf people the gift of hearing, would be embraced by the deaf community. Josh Aronson's Sound and Fury, a compelling and often devastating documentary, tells a different story. Two brothers, one deaf and one hearing, grapple with a decision concerning their deaf children, and the debate that rages through the extended family turns less on technology and medical concerns than social politics and culture. The deaf parents of a school-age girl fear what the implant would do to her unique identity, while the hearing parents of a toddler see no question at all. Aronson gives all sides their say, but ultimately the increasingly angry arguments reveal prejudices and fears from both sides and split the once-harmonious family, much like they have split hearing and deaf communities across the country. --Sean Axmaker

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sound and fury

2002年11月5日

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アメリカのドキュメンタリー番組で聴覚障害児を持つ２組の家族の子供の将来についての考え方の違いや、聴覚障害のある親自身が、健聴者の世界と聴覚者の世界はそれぞれの文化の違いとはっきりさせる家族の考え方の違いを、紹介している。その子供自身が音のある世界に興味を持つ事に、親自身が聴覚障害を持っている家族は、はっきりと拒否する家族と､人工内耳の手術を受けさせるまでの家族の違いに自分達の考え方の強さに驚くものがある。

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Thought Provoking and Controversial

2019年4月7日 - (Amazon.com)

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Having watched a number of Docurama documentaries I found this one to be one of its best. When watching it you go back and forth from being positive about cochlear implants to being against them. This film highlights the dilemma that two families face when deciding whether or not to have implants for their children. These families are related by two brothers. Some of the family members are totally deaf and some have normal hearing. The film is aptly named “Sound and Fury.” There is definitely a lot of Sound but there is a lot more Fury as family members argue about the pros and cons of cochlear implants for their children.

There are two reasons I didn’t give this documentary five stars. First of all the film is dated, having been made in 2000 and filmed primarily in 1998, over twenty years ago. I’m sure that cochlear implants have improved dramatically since then. I speak from some experience when it comes to technical advances related to one of the five senses, in my case, eyes. I have wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Twenty years ago there were no viable medical procedures available for treating AMD. Today it is entirely different. In 2015 I was declared legally blind but every four months I get eye injections of drugs like Avastin, Lucentis, and Eylea. These drugs have saved my vision, for now at least. Instead of being legally blind (20/200) my vision is now about 20/30.

Also, I couldn’t believe this documentary was released with NO subtitles. I have hundreds of DVDs and they all give you the option to use subtitles if you wish. Docurama documentaries do NOT have subtitles available. They should and especially this one, “Sound and Fury.”

So watch this film but remember that it is 20 years old. If you are considering a cochlear implant do your own research.

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Intelligent, emotional, thought-provoking documentary

2011年4月29日 - (Amazon.com)

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Moving, emotionally and morally complex documentary about a family made of a mix of both hearing and deaf members, focusing on two sets of parents. Both have a deaf child, but one set of parents can hear, the other are deaf themselves. The hearing parents want a cochlear
implant for their deaf baby. This angers and alienates the deaf relatives who see the operation as a threat to deaf culture, and a rejection of them as damaged goods.

The even more complex story is that of the 5 year old deaf daughter of deaf parents, who wants the implant, and the dilemma that throws the family into, and the way the parents convince themselves denying their daughter the operation is the right thing. At times the style feels just a bit disingenuous; the camera’s being ignored, but clearly its presence is affecting people’s behavior. Also, I wish they had subtitled the sign language, rather than having voice over actors give their own inflection to what’s being said -- which may or may not be accurate readings of the emotions involved.

On a second viewing those issues bothered me a bit more, but I also felt more emotion around the confusion and complexity of it all. I could feel sympathy for the fear and hurt of the deaf parents, but not empathy. From my perhaps unfair hearing perspective it seemed like they were trying to deny their daughter an easier and fuller life to cling to their own ideas of deaf culture. I found myself wondering, would blind parents want to keep their child sightless? Would paraplegic parents be tempted to deny their children an operation that could allow them to walk, so that the child could continue to relate to them and their world better? At what point is that abusive or unfair? What about religions or social beliefs that say girls shouldn’t get a higher education, or have jobs?

Thus is the power of the film, as it forces us to really ask, in a complex way, how much to children really belong to their parents – without giving a neat or simplistic answer.

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Fantastic and insightful

2010年7月22日 - (Amazon.com)

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This movie gives great insight into the Deaf culture and what it's like to try to decide whether or not a child should receive cochlear implants. Most hearing people would probably wonder why it's even a question and would do it in a heartbeat. But Deaf people are generally very proud of their Deaf identity, and don't think cochlear implants are at all necessary. This movie does a fantastic job of showing the pros and cons, and the different points of view of both Deaf parents with Deaf children and hearing parents with Deaf children. The families are all related to each other, which I think is good because it shows how the different opinions surface even with people who grew up in the same environment. Even if you don't have interest in learning about cochlear implants or the controversy surrounding them, I think this movie is great for anyone who wants to know a little more about Deaf people and sign language. It's informative without being too boring or scientific - there's plenty of emotion and drama, and I think it represents both sides of the issue fairly.

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Opening Eyes & Ears to the Debate

2004年6月3日 - (Amazon.com)

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This gets at the heart of it: deaf culture vs. mainstreaming in the hearing world. The documentary is very well done, picturing a family with two decisions concerning cochlear implant: you have or not to have. It then chronicles the debate within the family, with hearing parents and deaf and nondeaf children, and deaf grandchildren.
This is interesting and very enlightening to those of us who have never been aware of this conflict, for it shows poignantly the two sides views and emotional attachments.
We watched this as a small group, and the reaction was amazing:all seemed to see the decision to not let the one little girl who at first wanted the implant to not have it, as one that would limit her ability long term to do more.
Truly provocative and well done. Worth watching and reviewing.

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