Siân Heder

writer, director

Guest

Director of the film Tallulah

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In this re-broadcast, director Siân Heder and actress Marlee Matlin discuss their journey to make “CODA,” a family drama featuring a mostly Deaf cast.

Rerun: ‘CODA’ star on Deaf representation: ‘We just have to continue to make noise’

In this re-broadcast, director Siân Heder and actress Marlee Matlin discuss their journey to make “CODA,” a family drama featuring a mostly Deaf cast.

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Filmmaker Siân Heder and actress Marlee Matlin tell KCRW about their journey to make “CODA,” a family drama featuring a mostly Deaf cast.

‘CODA’ star on Deaf representation: ‘We just have to continue to make noise’

Filmmaker Siân Heder and actress Marlee Matlin tell KCRW about their journey to make “CODA,” a family drama featuring a mostly Deaf cast.

from The Business

The movie  Tallulah  comes out this Friday. It stars Ellen Page as Lu, a poor young woman who ends up being confused for a housekeeper by a drunk, wealthy woman.

'Tallulah'

The movie Tallulah comes out this Friday. It stars Ellen Page as Lu, a poor young woman who ends up being confused for a housekeeper by a drunk, wealthy woman.

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