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Children鈥檚 drama. A young deaf boy visits his granny and befriends a grumpy neighbour鈥檚 dog. Together, they show how communication is not always about words.
Tha S矛m, aois 12, air a dh貌igh bhith cuir seachad na l脿ithean-saora c貌mhla ri Granaidh sa bhaile bheag bh貌idheach aice. Chan eil Granaidh 脿bhaisteach ann an d貌igh sam bith agus tha sin a鈥� c貌rdadh gl猫 mhath ri S矛m. Nuair a tha an c脿paraid c脿r aice a鈥� briseadh s矛os, tha S矛m a鈥� coinneachadh ri caraid 霉r: c霉 a dh鈥� ainmicheas e 鈥楻霉n.鈥� Ach 鈥檚 e duine greannach a th鈥� ann am maighstear a鈥� ch霉 agus feumaidh S矛m an cairdeas eatorra a chumail d矛omhair no 鈥檚 cinnteach nach faic e a R霉n a-rithist.
Chaidh R霉n a chl脿radh ann am baile beag ann an Cille Br矛ghde an Iar, Portencross. 鈥橲 e Cieran Darroch 脿 Cillebhr矛de an Iar am pr矛omh chleasaiche. 鈥橲 e cleachdaiche cainnt British Sign Language a th鈥� ann agus 鈥檚 e seo a鈥� chiad turas a tha BSL air nochdadh ann an dr脿ma G脿idhlig chloinne.
A Gaelic language film produced for the European Broadcasting Union鈥檚 drama scheme for children.
Twelve-year-old S矛m is deaf, but he never lets that get in the way of mischief making. Delighted to be spending the holidays with his granny, he never knows quite what鈥檚 in store. When her old banger of a car breaks down, S矛m befriends a dog. But the owner is a grumpy fusspot who finds the dog a nuisance, and S矛m even more so when he starts to try and train his new pal. Things come to a head when the dog鈥檚 owner decides to get rid of it 鈥� and it鈥檚 up to S矛m to intervene. Together, boy and dog and demonstrate that listening is not always the same as hearing.
R霉n was filmed in the village of Portencross, West Kilbride. It stars Cieran Darroch in his acting debut. A profoundly deaf youngster, Cieran champions the use of British Sign Language on screen, with the adult actors following suit 鈥� the first time BSL has featured in a Gaelic drama.
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