Ángela, a young deaf woman and ceramicist, has just given birth to her first child. As she embraces motherhood, she must also contend with a society that constantly overlooks her needs, forcing her to negotiate barriers both subtle and stark.

Through intimate observation and poetic visual language, Deaf unfolds as a meditation on identity, communication, and resilience. It explores the tensions between sound and silence, voice and gesture, self and community.

Eva Libertad’s debut feature—winner of the Berlinale Panorama Audience Award and multiple Málaga Festival prizes—offers a tender yet uncompromising portrait of a woman shaping her life on her own terms.