
Sound and Fury
2000, Documentary, 1h 0m
28 Reviews 1,000+ RatingsWhat to know
critics consensus
This documentary presents its opposing views in an even-handed yet emotionally engaging manner. Critics say it will provoke much thought, as well as emotions, in the audience. Read critic reviews
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Cousins Heather and Peter Artinian -- ages 6 and almost 2, respectively -- are deaf. Their condition could be changed by a cochlear implant, a device that stimulates hearing. The benefits are obvious, but this documentary focuses on why the children's families face a tough decision. There are concerns about how the device will change the recipient's relationship with deaf culture and whether there can ever be a true connection between those who hear sounds and those who hear only silence.
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Jaime Leigh Allen
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Scott Davidson
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Ruthanne Gereghty
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John Griffin
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Barbara Herel
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Dave Jacobs
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Critic Reviews for Sound and Fury
Audience Reviews for Sound and Fury
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Apr 29, 2011There is so much to be said about this documentary, but mostly I'm impressed by how frustrated, emotionally charged, exhausted, upset, and downright angry it could make me. Proof that decisions, no matter how logical they might seem, are always up for contention.Jennifer X Super Reviewer
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