Emilia Jones in director Sian Heder s new film, CODA. (Courtesy Seacia Pavao)
A young woman slinging nets on a fishing boat sings loudly into the wind. The two men on board, also busy with gear, don’t seem to notice or mind. With a sharp eye for detail and a huge heart, the opening scene of the new movie “CODA” lays the groundwork for a slightly torqued and emotionally resonant coming of age story.
“CODA” stands for “child of deaf adults” and centers on Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones), a high school senior torn between helping her tight-knit family run its fishing business or following her passion to sing. Shot entirely in Gloucester over the summer of 2019, it’s the second feature film written and directed by Cambridge native Sian Heder. It debuts as part of the highly coveted U.S. Dramatic Competition in the mostly virtual Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 28.
welcome to news 4 on this november 10th, 2010. a live look outside at the nation s capital. and i say very beautiful people as well. let s go to tom with more on the forecast. and the weather too. we re going to keep this party going. this autumn party the last couple days continues. enormous ridge of high pressure. another day with a clear start. near 40 in prince george s, arlington, fairfax. mid-40s in washington and near the bay. 30s to 20s in western maryland and parts of west virginia on this wednesday morning. as we look at the vie from space the last 12 hours, clear skies. a few high clouds coming from the north later this afternoon. highs 60 or so by midafternoo sunrise, 6:45. sunset, 4:59. a look at thursday, friday, turday, sunday. jerry, how is the traff? off we go. very quiet start on i-270 through clarksburg. all e travel lanes open. over to virginia, a little sampling on interstate 66 through vienna. lanes are open to all with no dela. and top side of the