The Chorus

The Chorus is based on true events that occurred at the National Institute for Deaf Mutes in Paris. The movie highlights the struggles faced by deaf children during this era, emphasizing the importance of education, communication, and empathy.

• Striking performances by the child actors, heartwarming storyline, exploration of themes like redemption and the power of music, and a visually appealing setting in a French boys' boarding school.

Fun Facts

• Director Christophe Barratier was a teacher at a school for the deaf before making this film, which gave him unique insights into the lives of his characters. The movie's musical score was composed by Bruno Coulais, who won the César Award for Best Music Written for a Film in 2005.
• Some scenes were filmed at the real-life National Institute for Deaf Mutes in Paris, adding an extra layer of authenticity.