CODA

2021

Action / Comedy / Drama / Music

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Emilia Jones Photo
Emilia Jones as Ruby Rossi
Daniel Durant Photo
Daniel Durant as Leo Rossi
Marlee Matlin Photo
Marlee Matlin as Jackie Rossi
Sarah Clarke Photo
Sarah Clarke as Tanya
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by andrewchristianjr9 / 10

I WASN'T GOING TO CRY, BUT THEN THEY DEPLOYED THE JONI MITCHELL.

A captivating and heart-warming coming of age story, with a perfect, powerful and earnest performance from Emilia Jones. It does a fantastic job of expressing its themes of family and chasing your dreams, whilst balancing it with some hilarious comedic moments. A definitely must see.

Reviewed by SnoopyStyle8 / 10

sweet and funny

Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones) is a Child of Deaf Adults. Her father Frank (Troy Kotsur),older brother Leo (Daniel Durant),and mother Jackie (Marlee Matlin) are all deaf. She is their interpreter and tries to protect them from the hearing world. She wakes up at 3 every morning to join the family fishing boat as the only hearing crew member. At school, she joins the choir and her teacher, Bernardo "Mr. V" Villalobos (Eugenio Derbez),takes an interest in her. She finds herself torn between helping her family at home or setting off into the world on her own.

This is sweet. It is surprisingly funny. It has family drama. It's a coming-of-age movie. It's an Oscar best winning picture. Every one of those statements are true but the last one leads to a debate. For sure, this is not the most artistically adventurous film. It has an interesting subject matter but it's not pushing the envelope as much peeling back the layer. This film is actually a very audience-friendly film. Years from now, this will unlikely be a big sign post of this cinematic era but it's not going to be hated or anything like that. It's a sweet little film.

Reviewed by lee_eisenberg10 / 10

those with disabilities deserve our respect

So far it's been rare to see deaf characters portrayed onscreen, let alone played by deaf actors. That makes Sian Heder's Academy Award-nominated "CODA" all the more important. Showing the challenges that a hearing daughter in a deaf family faces, it hits all the right notes (pun not intended).

Another good movie about the daughter of deaf parents is the German movie "Beyond Silence".

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