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| Title | Alpine Fire (1985) | | Alternative/Original Title | Hohenfeuer | | Disability | Deaf | | Country | Switzerland | | Length | ? | | Genre | Drama | | Rating | ? | | Director | Fredi M. Murer
| | Cast | Thomas Nock Johanna Lier Dorothea Moritz Rolf Illig
| | Notes | Language: Swiss German Catya writes: Alpine Fire. It's a weird, but excellent film. A tale of two siblings - a hearing girl and a deaf boy (Thomas Nock) - and their hearing parents. Siblings communicate in sign language, but the son is largely ignored by the parents. It's a 'Rites of Passage' film, and its ending is way-out-of-the-world. I saw this film about 12 years ago, and it's still vivid in my mind. Thomas Nock is hearing.
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