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| Universal Signs | ||
| Medium: Movie | ||
| Genre: Drama | ||
| Date: 2006 | ||
| Main Cast:- | ||
| Anthony Natale (Andrew d'Anjou) | ||
| Sabrina Lloyd (Mary Callahan) | ||
| Lupe Ontiveros (Claire, fiancée's mother) | ||
| Margo Kidder (Rose Callaghan) | ||
| Robert Picado (Father Joe) | ||
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| Synopsis:- | ||
| After the death of his fiancée's daughter whilst in his care, Andrew d'Anjou shuts himself off from the world, haunted by his memories. Only one person, his strange new friend Mary, can help him reconnect. | ||
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| In an approach unlike any other film about the Deaf, Universal Signs is primarily told through American Sign Language (ASL) with captions for the hearing. | ||
| My review:- | ||
| Not yet seen. Movie not yet released. | ||
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