Produced and story-edited by the Leslie G. Roman for the Wingspan Collaborative. Directed by Steven Miko Burns and Edited by Thom Stitt.

Video of interview with Maxim Fomitchev, a Deaf Russian-born performer, mime, writer and teacher who is now in Vancouver, BC. Although his parents were hearing, his grandparents were Deaf so he grew up using Russian sign language and lipreading.


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Published On: 11 Nisan 5781 (11 Nisan 5781 (March 24, 2021))