[Netflix] The dramatized construction is in favor of the technical aspect, but against the documentary. Important topics such as bullying, discrimination and loneliness in a hostile world are covered, but there is a feeling that there is not much depth. It is a beautiful film that conveys the external perception that deaf people receive, but above all it has in the young Amaree a powerful protagonist with a great personality.

the football aspects were lacking and it didn't have the depth of Deaf U, due to its shorter runtime, but it was an entertaining watch nonetheless.

The Audible documentary, directed by Matthew Ogens, explores the remarkable lives of hearing-impaired high school athletes and their determination to succeed in sports. The film beautifully highlights their triumphs and hardships, and captures their humanity and resilience. While heartwarming and stimulating, Audible would have benefited from a smoother flow and a more focused narrative. The passion of the athletes is palpable, but a deeper exploration of the history and culture of the deaf community would have enriched the storytelling. Also, the match scene could have been a little longer. Still, for those looking for heartwarming moments and a genre-bending documentary about the lives of these extraordinary student athletes, this is a must-see.