Overview
- Libération published a positive review on December 10, 2025, calling the film rare and delicate while cautioning it could be overlooked.
- Director Dominique Fischbach follows a single family across roughly twenty-five years, beginning when Manon was 11.
- Two of the three siblings, Manon and Max, were born deaf, and the film traces arduous efforts toward oral language through therapy, surgeries and implants.
- The documentary revisits the family’s mourning for Max using archival images and notes a striking resemblance between him and Manon’s hearing son, Mathéo.
- A final shoot sought to convene a meeting across spoken and signed communication, though the elder sister, Barbara, chose not to take part.