ASL Films' "Gerald"

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I have seen all of ASL Films' movies-and they are great to practice your receptive skills with, but as far as plot they are pretty cheesy. However I just saw Gerald, and it had the best plot so far. I enjoyed this one out of all of their films the best. It still had a pretty obvious ending, but better than the others. I really enjoyed the actor that played Gerald-very good. Any one else see it?
What did you think?

I will be purchasing it. If your interested check out their website: ASLFilms.com
 
BLeGal2 said:
I have seen all of ASL Films' movies-and they are great to practice your receptive skills with, but as far as plot they are pretty cheesy. However I just saw Gerald, and it had the best plot so far. I enjoyed this one out of all of their films the best. It still had a pretty obvious ending, but better than the others. I really enjoyed the actor that played Gerald-very good. Any one else see it?
What did you think?

I will be purchasing it. If your interested check out their website: ASLFilms.com
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I've seen all of the ASL Films flicks as well. What makes Gerald stand out than any of other movies is because of the brilliant acting, and syntax of how autism/deafness are portrayed in light of that.

I have an autistic/deaf son myself. So, Naturally, that makes me a lot more emotionally drawn to that flick. For me, it was riveting because I could relate to these characters in so many different ways. Andy Vasnick really has done an exceptional job of performing as an elderly deaf/autistic character. It has made me think of my son in a lot of ways which is exactly what/how was shown on the flick in a lot if identical ways.

So, with that being said, I definitely would recommend this flick to anybody! :)
 
Yeah the acting was by far the best! I'm happy to see someone relating to the movie. I have never meet anyone autistic so I wasn't sure how accurate the portrayal was-good to know. I'm hoping we will see good plots like this one was from now on
 
Anyone seen Black Sand? How does that movie compare with Gerald(that I neither have seen)? I'm considering buying some asl movies, and Gerald/Black Sand is the best one out there so far?
 
Have not seen Gerald or Black Sand yet but will be purchasing all with my tax return. I likes Legend of the Mountain Man because can watch with kids and keep intrest. Would be nice to have another more family oriented.
 
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