A collaboration between deaf actor-advocate Nyle DiMarco and “An Inconvenient Truth” director Davis Guggenheim, the propulsive nonfiction story feels as inspirational as any scripted feature ...

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the Sundance Film Festival documentary co-directed by Nyle Demarco and Davis Guggenheim ... 2006 Fest and this audience is no stranger to Dimarco having watched the deaf activist win TVs Americas Next ...

Deaf President Now!' directors Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim, along with participants Tim Rarus, Jerry Covell, Greg Hlibok and Bridgetta Bourne-Firl stop by THR's studio in Park City to talk ...

Look no further than Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim’s new Apple documentary Deaf President Now! for an efficient and inspiring primer on how hard-won and important that progress truly was and ...

Logline: During eight tumultuous days in 1988 at the world’s only deaf university, four students must find a way to lead an angry mob — and change the course of history. With two deaf ...

Witnessing' Wins Grand Jury Prize Look no further than Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim’s new Apple documentary Deaf President Now! for an efficient and inspiring primer on how hard-won and important ...

But between ASL, the voiceovers and subtitles, Deaf President Now! has a commitment to capturing language of different sorts and a commitment to accessibility that can only be admirable.

Gladys Anthony, who is deaf, died in surgery at a Saint Louis hospital after the attack in her Walnut Park West neighborhood, the St. Louis Metro Police Department reported. The area is about 8 ...

co-directed by Gallaudet alumnus, model, actor, and Deaf activist Nyle DiMarco, making his directorial debut with Davis Guggenheim, the Oscar-winner behind “An Inconvenient Truth.” The protests were a ...

The filmmakers and participants of “Deaf President Now!” talks to Los Angeles Times editor Matt Brennan about the film, deaf issues and how they are working to make lives better for their ...