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Its overview encompasses a broad range of perspectives, contrasting the stories of a family who has been deaf and thriving for five generations with the story of a woman whose deafness was misunderstood, causing her to be confined for a time in an asylum for the insane.[2]  The documentary features d\/Deaf and hard of hearing people of all ages and from all walks of life. With their profound deafness in common, the children and adults featured in this film communicate their dreams and thoughts through sign language. In one segment, Philibert focuses his camera on group of schoolchildren who are learning how to communicate in a world where they must read lips and speak words.[5]  The personal lives of some of the pupils and various adults are explored, including an actor, a sign-language teacher, and an engaged couple.[6]Co-production[edit]This documentary was co-produced by multinational partners, which reduced the financial risks inherent in the project; and co-production also ensured enhanced distribution opportunities.[7]Film festivals and honors[edit]This small film has attracted an appreciative international audience. The quotidian life of the deaf as presented by Philibert is distinguished by an unsentimental compassion and an affirmation of the serendipitous.[10]Locarno International Film Festival (Switzerland), official selection, 1992.[1]Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival (Japan), official selection, 1993.[11]Cannes Film Festival (France), Prix de la Fondation GAN pour le Cin\u00e9ma, 1992.[1]Belfort Film Festival (France), Grand Prize, 1992.[12]Festival dei Popoli (Italy), Grand Prize, 1992.[13]Vancouver International Film Festival (Canada), Grand Prize, 1993.[1]Valladolid International Film Festival (Spain), Special Jury Prize (Prix \u00abTiempo de Historia\u00bb), 1993.[1]Mumbai International Film Festival (India), Grand Prize, 1994.[14]San Francisco International Film Festival (USA), Golden Gate Award, 1994.[1]Potsdam International Film Festival (Germany), Best Documentary, 1994.[1]Communication Awards (USA), Stephanie Beacham Award, 1994.[1]Peabody Award (USA), 1997.[4]See also[edit]^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o France Diplomatie: In the Land of the Deaf Archived 2012-04-06 at the Wayback Machine.^ a b Library Media Project: In the Land of the Deaf; note that a brief segment in Japan includes Japanese Sign Language (JSL)^ U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishop’s Office for Film and Broadcasting: Review: “In the Land of the Deaf.”^ a b George Peabody Award: 1997 winners Archived 2011-07-26 at the Wayback Machine, p. 64.^ Nickel, Mark. “Brown to offer French Film Festival at Cable Car Cinema Feb. 10-20,” Brown University News Service. February 7, 2000.^ Harvard Film Archive Cinematheque: In the Land of the Deaf.^ Cine-Regio: Co-production^ a b “In the Land of the Deaf (1993),” New York Times.^ a b Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes Cin\u00e9ma Archived 2009-07-24 at the Wayback Machine: Le pays des sourds. Archived 2009-06-19 at the Wayback Machine^ Kardish, Laurence. “Nicolas Philibert: The Extraordinary Ordinary,” Museum of Modern Art (MOMA). June 5\u20137, 2003.^ Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival: YIDFF \u201993 Screening List^ Cin\u00e9-resources: Le pays des sourds; Philibert, Nicolas. Retour en Normandie, Archived 2009-07-05 at the Wayback Machine Bande Annonce.  October 2007.^ Festival dei Popoli: Le pays des sourds. Archived 2011-07-24 at the Wayback Machine^ Mumbai International Film Festival (MFII): Best non-fiction film over 40 mins. Archived 2011-07-21 at the Wayback MachineReferences[edit]Boiron, Michel. Le pays des sourds. TV5MONDE l’\u00e9mission de mois: Fiche No. 57, April 2004.Delaporte, Yves. (2002). Les sourds, c’est comme \u00e7a: ethnologie de la surdimutit\u00e9. Paris: Maison des sciences de l’homme. ISBN\u00a0978-2-7351-0935-7; OCLC  49382889Harrington, Richard. Review: “In the Land of the Deaf,” Washington Post. October 7, 1994.James, Caryn. Review: “Discovering Eloquence Amid Silent Gestures,” New York Times. September 14, 1994.Philibert, Nicolas. (1992). Le pays des sourds. Paris: Ministere des Affaires Etrang\u00e8res.Ramnarayan, Gowri. Review: “Lens view of life,”[Usurped!]The Hindu (Chennai). 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