Song of the Hands CIFF.

This documentary explores deafness through deaf musicians from Venezuela. Renowned conductor Gustavo Duhamel partners with Coro de Manos Blancos (Choir with White Hands), who take on the challenge of performing Beethoven's Fidelio in sign language for the first time. As the choir prepares for their innovative performance, the film follows them through auditions, rehearsals, and personal stories of resilience in the face of anti-deaf discrimination. The film depicts the isolation of the protagonists, where music becomes not only a refuge but also their salvation and hope. Jennifer, Gabriel, and José, deaf musicians, showcase their talents and power. A moving portrait of an often-overlooked community, the film celebrates the power of art and self-expression. This is an interesting film and effort since Beethoven himself became deaf and continued composing, making the connection between the choir and the composer even more profound.

María Valverde
91 Minutes
Documentary
Thursday, 16 April 2026
Key:
Curacao International Film Festival Curacao International Film Festival
Spanish and English Spoken Spanish and English Spoken
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Song of the Hands CIFF. Showtimes

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Thursday, 16 April 2026

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Sunday, 19 April 2026