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Lost and Sound
ReelAbilities Film Festival | Greater DC 2015
Sunday, April 26 | Temple Beth Ami, Rockville | 7pm
One out of seven people will experience hearing loss in their lifetime. Meet music critic Nick Coleman, dancer Emily Thornton, and pianist Holly Loach who journeyed deep into sound and silence to re-discover music after losing their hearing. Intimate filming, original animation, a rich musical soundtrack (often manipulated to reveal what deafness actually sounds like), and new insights from the world's top neuroscientists and the filmmaker - who herself experiences hearing loss - all combine to tell the story of the great human love affair with music.
This screening is presented by the Washington Society of Jewish Deaf.
Directed by Lindsey Dryden / UK, 2012 / English / 78 min
PROGRAM IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE FILM
Join us for an engaging panel with Wendy Cheng, Charles Mokotoff, and Janice Rosen: three accomplished musicians with hearing loss.
ReelAbilities, powered by the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia, is part of the largest film festival in the country dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of people with different abilities. The 4th annual Greater DC festival will feature 18 screenings will be held at more than 15 partner locations. Post-screening discussions and special programs bring together the community to explore, embrace and advocate for our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and families.
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LocationTemple Beth Ami, Rockville (View)
14330 Travilah Rd
Rockville, MD 20878
United States
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| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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