Music,Drama United States of America,France
Ruby, a young adult and the only hearing member in her deaf family, leads a fulfilling life in a small fishing town. She fully embraces her role as an interpreter and mediator between her deaf parents, Frank and Jackie, and the hearing world. Ruby's parents run a struggling fishing business, and they heavily rely on her both in communicating with customers and handling various administrative tasks.
However, Ruby has a secret passion: she loves singing. She secretly joins the school choir, where her talent shines. Her choir teacher, Mr. Villalobos, recognizes her exceptional voice and encourages her to pursue music as a career. Despite her natural talent and passion, Ruby grapples with the fear of abandoning her parents and the family business, which desperately needs her support.
Ruby's life becomes more complicated when a charming and supportive fellow student named Miles enters her life. They quickly form a deep connection, with Miles showing immense interest in Ruby's family and her unique upbringing. Meanwhile, Ruby's older brother, Leo, struggles to find his own path outside the fishing business, causing further tension within the family.
When news arrives that a large fishing corporation plans to buy out local fishing businesses, Ruby's family faces the difficult decision of selling their beloved livelihood or fighting to keep it. The burden falls on Ruby as she becomes their voice in meetings and negotiations. Conflicting emotions arise as Ruby realizes the significance of her role within her family and the impact her choices will have on their future.
As Ruby's musical talent continues to blossom, she auditions for a prestigious music program. This opportunity presents her with the chance to pursue her dreams and escape the confines of her small town. However, the realization that pursuing music might mean leaving her deaf family behind pushes Ruby into a moral and emotional dilemma.
Burdened by the heaviness of her choices, Ruby seeks advice from a supportive group of friends who help her navigate the complexities of her identity and the cultural differences she experiences in the hearing and deaf worlds. As Ruby's internal conflict deepens, tensions rise among her family members, threatening to unravel the delicate balance they have established.
In the climax of the movie, Ruby performs a moving song in front of her family and the entire community. The song not only showcases her exceptional talent but also conveys her conflicted emotions and her unwavering love for her family. The emotional performance unites the community, making them aware of the beauty and challenges of deaf culture.
In the end, Ruby makes a difficult decision, choosing to pursue her dreams of a music career while still staying connected with her family. She sets out to carve her own path in the music industry, driven by her passion and the support of her loved ones. The movie CODA ultimately reflects on the resilience, love, and the struggles faced by a CODA and her quest for balance and self-discovery.
However, Ruby has a secret passion: she loves singing. She secretly joins the school choir, where her talent shines. Her choir teacher, Mr. Villalobos, recognizes her exceptional voice and encourages her to pursue music as a career. Despite her natural talent and passion, Ruby grapples with the fear of abandoning her parents and the family business, which desperately needs her support.
Ruby's life becomes more complicated when a charming and supportive fellow student named Miles enters her life. They quickly form a deep connection, with Miles showing immense interest in Ruby's family and her unique upbringing. Meanwhile, Ruby's older brother, Leo, struggles to find his own path outside the fishing business, causing further tension within the family.
When news arrives that a large fishing corporation plans to buy out local fishing businesses, Ruby's family faces the difficult decision of selling their beloved livelihood or fighting to keep it. The burden falls on Ruby as she becomes their voice in meetings and negotiations. Conflicting emotions arise as Ruby realizes the significance of her role within her family and the impact her choices will have on their future.
As Ruby's musical talent continues to blossom, she auditions for a prestigious music program. This opportunity presents her with the chance to pursue her dreams and escape the confines of her small town. However, the realization that pursuing music might mean leaving her deaf family behind pushes Ruby into a moral and emotional dilemma.
Burdened by the heaviness of her choices, Ruby seeks advice from a supportive group of friends who help her navigate the complexities of her identity and the cultural differences she experiences in the hearing and deaf worlds. As Ruby's internal conflict deepens, tensions rise among her family members, threatening to unravel the delicate balance they have established.
In the climax of the movie, Ruby performs a moving song in front of her family and the entire community. The song not only showcases her exceptional talent but also conveys her conflicted emotions and her unwavering love for her family. The emotional performance unites the community, making them aware of the beauty and challenges of deaf culture.
In the end, Ruby makes a difficult decision, choosing to pursue her dreams of a music career while still staying connected with her family. She sets out to carve her own path in the music industry, driven by her passion and the support of her loved ones. The movie CODA ultimately reflects on the resilience, love, and the struggles faced by a CODA and her quest for balance and self-discovery.
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