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Lip Skimming
A deaf woman navigates a series of job interviews where HR officers talk endlessly, but what we hear is her fragmented, intuitive lip-reading, wherein, instead of narrating word for word, she would rather skim through their excuses that reveal how society quietly excludes her.
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A deaf woman navigates a series of job interviews where HR officers talk endlessly, but what we hear is her fragmented, intuitive lip-reading, wherein, instead of narrating word for word, she would rather skim through their excuses that reveal how society quietly excludes her.
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Studio:Spike Media, Spective Studios
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