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Deaf Minor 
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TITLE |
Object of Beauty, The (1991) |
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DISABILITY |
Deaf
Speaking Impaired |
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DIRECTOR |
Michael
Lindsay-Hogg
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NOTES |
An American
(Malkovich) and his girlfriend (MacDowell) are |
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living in
London far beyond their means and still profligate with money.
Desperate for money he wants to sell a Henry Moore sculpture
she'd been given by her husband. She prefers to pretend it
has been stolen and claim the insurance. Both are thwarted by
their deaf-speaking impaired maid who has grown attached to
it and hides it for her own comfort. |
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MacDowell
thinks Malkovich has sold it, and he thinks she's |
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A deft
comedy which is at times serious without spoiling the |
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