Overview
A look at deaf culture from the 19th century to the present.
2007
THROUGH DEAF EYES
Director: Lawrence Hott
Runtime: 117 minutes
Budget: $0
Box Office: $0
Vote Average: 70
Cast
Stockard Channing
Narrator
Marlee Matlin
Self - Actress
I. King Jordan
Self - Former President, Gallaudet University
CJ Jones
Self - Actor and Director
Carol Padden
Self - Professor of Communication
Samuel Supalla
Self - Professor of ASL and Deaf Studies
Rory Osbrink
Self - Teacher
David James
Self - Math Professor
Carolyn McCaskill
Self - Professor of ASL and Deaf Studies
James E. Tucker
Self - Superintendent, Maryland School for the Deaf
Karen Sheffer-Tucker
Self
Douglas Baynton
Self - Historian
John Vickrey Van Cleve
Self - Historian
Brian Greenwald
Self - Historian
Tom Humphries
Self - Author
K. Todd Houston
Self
Carol Garretson
Self
Genevieve James
Self
David James
Self
Jack Gannon
Self
Alan Marvelli
Self
Gina Oliva
Self - Professor of Physical Education
Patrick Graybill
Self - Actor and Director
Bernard Bragg
Self - Actor and Director
Michael J. Olson
Self - Archives Technician
Rosalyn Gannon
Self
Rodney K. Kunath
Self - Clarke School Alumnus
Kristen Harmon
Self - English Professor
Irene W. Leigh
Self - Psychology Professor
Mark Morales
Self - Performance Artist
Susan Burch
Self - Historian
John S. Schuchman
Self - Historian
Dwight Benedict
Self - Academic Administrator
Robert Panara
Self - English and Drama Professor
Kevin Nolan
Self - Retired Clarke School Counselor
LaSander Saunders
Self
Peggy Johnson
Self - Pastor
Stephon Williams
Self
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