In the new BBC thriller Reunion, writer William Mager explores the daily reminders of deafness faced by individuals, from lack of interpreters at medical appointments to exclusion from decision-making. This sense of injustice and “deaf rage” is depicted in the drama, which features a bilingual format with BSL and spoken English, and a cast predominantly made up of deaf or BSL-using actors. The series follows Daniel Brennan, a deaf man seeking revenge after a decade in prison, inspired by the frustration and isolation of living in a hearing-centric world.
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