New BBC documentary by Rose Ayling-Ellis, Signs of changeaired on Monday night and received much praise from viewers, they were quite emotional.
The EastEnders actress, who won the Serious Award in 2021, starred in a film that challenges the perception of the deaf community and gives audiences insight into the deaf experience. .
The film chronicles Rose’s life as she performed in a Shakespeare play As you like in London’s West End and think of her Serious won with Giovanni Pernice.
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She also shared her personal experience growing up deaf and talked to her parents about raising a deaf child. In the meantime, the star also meets members of the deaf community and employees of charities.
Viewers were deeply moved by the documentary, with one tweeting: “What a touching and emotional documentary”, while another added: “Oh my God. Wow Rose , I have no words to describe how brilliantly, powerfully and tenderly you transcribed your message and I am deeply moved to find her.”
© Dan HallRose to star in new movie, Signs For Change
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A third wrote: “I can be emotional with fatigue but #SignsForChange makes me want to cry. What a sweet and beautiful documentary by the wonderful and captivating @RoseAylingEllis,” while another commented. : “Everybody should see the documentary @RoseAylingEllis on BBC First. It’s moving, eye-opening and she’s an incredibly inspirational woman.”
Other fans showed their appreciation for Rose for challenging the perception of deafness with an informative documentary. One tweeted: “@RoseAylingEllis Thank you for a very informative and inspiring documentary. #SignsForChange”, while another praised the film: “#SignsForChange is powerful. For us , people can hear, this is a great insight into the deaf community and Rose’s life to date. So many layers still need to be considered.”
A third viewer wrote: “Congrats @RoseAylingEllis on a very insightful #signsforchange documentary on @BBCOne. Makes a really important point about the need for real informed choices for parents of deaf children, the variety of options and the demand for free BSL lessons.”
© GettyRose won the Serious in 2021 with Giovanni Pernice
Taking to Instagram ahead of the film’s premiere, Rose encouraged her followers to take on the “most personal project” she’s ever worked on.
“We spent a year making this documentary and now it’s open to the public,” the 28-year-old began. “This is probably the most personal project I’ve ever worked on. I want to be open-minded to hopefully change things for the better.
© BBCGiovanni Pernice and Rose Ayling-Ellis raise the Glitter Ball 2021 trophy.
“We are assuring many families that they are not alone in this. We are spreading the awareness that we have waited too long, rather than repeating ourselves in the years to come.
“A big thank you to @roganproductionldn and @bbc for being equally enthusiastic and working with me to make this a reality.”
© Joe Maher Viewers praise Rose for her ‘eye-opening’ film
The actress added: “I hope all of this moves you as much as I am passionate about it.”
Rose Ayling-Ellis: The Sign of Change is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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