Mean Little deaf Queer

In 1959, nine-year-old Terry Galloway begins to lose the voices of loved ones due to the effects of an experimental antibiotic on her nervous system, leaving her deaf. As a self-described "child freak," she channels her emotions through theater and storytelling, using her experience to explore her mental health, queer identity, and unique perspective on life. Her candid narration offers a compelling and often humorous reflection on navigating a silent, quirky world filled with unforgettable characters.