relatable and heartfelt.

Lovely, if a bit formulaic, film about a hearing girl in a deaf fishing family in Glouester, MA. You get to know and embrace all of the characters, and the film wins you over (with rears), even tho you see where it's going. Nice use of talented deaf actors....I was surprised, given it's unusual subject, that the story was.not drawn from the filmmakers life, but rather adapted from a 2014 French fi

It started out very interesting especially with all the young people involved, however, my screening accidentally closed and I couldn't get back in. There a warning about that and I was trying to be so careful but my finger touched something that I don't even know what. \rI sincerely apologize and I would like the opportunity to see the movie again. Thanks for the opportunity. Donna Jenkins

I absolutely loved CODA! It wasn’t your typical fairytale story about a girl with a difficult situation. You could feel and see the situations, you understood what she and her family were going through, and you wanted her to get the HEAFN, because let’s face it, she’s in high school.