In the middle of a noisy playground, three joyful and restless young adults, two men
and one woman, dance, gesticulate and play. One of them goes to the camera: we are
deaf–he tells us, moving hands and body in an eloquent language that we are glad to
understand. Then one of them kisses his partner and the three of them laugh and laugh.
They seem to tell us: we do not have sound problems.
Directed by Bernardo Quesney
