

Boat
English. Directed by Louise Stern.
A young deaf girl comes to live on a boat owned by a big talker. She makes contact with the people – and the gerbil – which inhabit this world via written notes, gesture, and dance before a small but significant death pushes her to make judgments about these relationships.
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What movies are like Boat?
If you liked Boat, try Johnny Belinda, The Miracle Worker, The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter.
Who directed Boat?
Boat was directed by Louise Stern.