ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We often think of hearing loss as a physical condition, but it's also a social one that can shape someone's confidence, identity and relationships. Filmmaker Brian Ceci spent much of his youth trying to hide his hearing loss in an attempt to "fit in." In his new TELUS Original film, HEARD, Brian explores how the vulnerable act of embracing your identity can bring healing, community and belonging.
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United States
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