170 Hz (2011)
Año de lanzamiento: 2011
Nación: Netherlands
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Director: Joost van Ginkel
Writer: Joost van Ginkel
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Palabras clave: sign languages
Historia
Nick and Evy, two deaf adolescents in love, face disapproval from Evy's parents. They decide to run away together and hide in an abandoned Soviet submarine in the harbor. Their plan is for Evy to become pregnant, believing this will ensure their relationship is accepted. Once inside the submarine, they focus on their 'baby project.' However, Evy starts to uncover that Nick may have had another reason for suggesting they hide there.
Resumen
170 Hz (2011) is a Dutch drama film directed by Joost van Ginkel. The movie explores the theme of unconditional love between two deaf adolescents, Nick and Evy, who communicate using sign languages. The title '170 Hz' refers to the lowest frequency humans can hear, symbolizing their silent world. The film deals with their struggle for acceptance and freedom, ultimately leading them to hide in an abandoned submarine. The story is about their journey there and Evy's discovery of Nick's secret motives.
