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Mockingbird Don't Sing
(2001)
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On November 4, 1970 on The CBS Evening News, Walter Cronkite reported on a true, horrific story that was about to rock the country. A 13-yea...
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Melissa Errico
演员
饰Sandra Tannen
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Sean Young
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饰Dr. Judy Bing...
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Michael Lerner
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饰Dr. Stan York
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Kim Darby
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饰Louise Stando...
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Jack Betts
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饰Wes Standon
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Dr. Judy Bingham:
Do you actually think you're qualified to teach this child how to talk?
Sandra Tannen:
I'm not here to teach her how to talk; I'm here to document the way she goes about acquiring language. There's a - huge difference.
Dr. Judy Bingham:
Well, you're certainly gonna have a lot to document. This girl... this girl's gonna make me famous. I'm gonna be the next Annie Sullivan.
Louise Standon:
You promised me, remember? If she lived past the age of twelve, we'd get her some help.
Social Worker:
Who is that with you?
Louise Standon:
That's Katie, my daughter.
Social Worker:
How old are you, Katie?
Louise Standon:
She'll be fourteen in April.
Louise Standon:
Wes never did like doctors, and in that respect, I've come around to his way of thinking.
Dr. Stan York:
I still think it vital that Katie continue to see her mother. She's the only link to the past that child has got.
Sandra Tannen:
She's been cut off from acquiring language, so naturally she's developed her own way of communicating. But it's so fascinating. It's just so fascinating to see the effect she has on people.
Dr. Norm Glazer:
Just look at her. It's like she's blind. Even the way she walks is a blindism. It's like she's testing out the ground with her feet.
Dr. Stan York:
So, she said, "Sandra silly"?
Sandra Tannen:
Yeah, it's the first time she's said my name, or put two words together, for that matter.
Dr. Stan York:
What progress.
Dr. Judy Bingham:
Katie, how would you like to spend the night at my house tonight?
Sandra Tannen:
I beg your pardon?
Dr. Judy Bingham:
Dr. Glazer said it was fine. Besides, it's time she spent some time in a normal household.
Sandra Tannen:
Normal? Do I need to remind you of some of the remarks you've made?
Dr. Judy Bingham:
You are depriving this child of the best home she's ever had or ever will have, and I'm going to make sure you all pay!
Katie:
Katie glad Mama see.
Louise Standon:
What have you done to her to make her walk so peculiar?
Beverly Glazer:
Katie, do you remember what you're supposed to do before you reach for something at the table? You're supposed to ask. Now, can you say, "May I please have the applesauce"?
Sandra Tannen:
Come on, Katie, I know you can say that.
Louise Standon:
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Don't torture the child. If she doesn't want to say anything, she doesn't have to.
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Sandra Tannen:
She just learned toilet-training, and she's already menstruating.
Dr. Norm Glazer:
Well, there is a silver lining to all this. The critical period is over. Whatever Katie learns now is over the line, so we'll finally get a chance to find out whether or not the Lenneberg Theory is correct.
Sandra Tannen:
It's not a theory. It's a hypothesis. Katie will prove it wrong.
Sandra Tannen:
Katie said something the other day, and these are her exact words. She said, "Father hit big stick." Do you have any idea what she meant by that?
Louise Standon:
Wes didn't like noise, and Katie, well, sometimes...
Sandra Tannen:
She made noise.
Sandra Tannen:
She's leveled out. She's not making any progress.
Louise Standon:
She never was a person to you. Just some little research experiment.
Sandra Tannen:
No. No. I needed her in my life. From the moment I laid eyes on her.
Louise Standon:
Well, you'll never lay eyes on her again.
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