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- The phrase hand to mouth means to live with just enough for the basic, immediate necessities, and no more.
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Two Hands to Mouth is a 2012 Canadian dark comedy drama film with an ensemble cast, the first feature film by long time television film director Michael DeCarlo, who also wrote and co-executive produced the film, in which eight blindfolded guests assemble at a secret pop-up restaurant for an exclusive dinner that goes terribly awry, "forcing ...
- to touch the index finger to one’s lips. Silence. Do not make noise; be quiet. In the Arab world, one blows on the finger. “Then recommending me, by an impressive gesture, to keep silence, he went into the boat which awaited him.”
- to bring two or three fingers, pinched together, to the mouth several times. Hunger. This is the most widespread sign of hunger, used to ask for food to eat.
- to bring one’s hand to one’s mouth in the shape of a small vessel, the thumb and index finger touching in a circle, the whole in imitation of a cup from which to drink.
- to bring one’s hand toward one’s mouth as if to hold in one’s speech. Indignation; surprise. A gesture of eloquence.
Oct 1, 2012 · Two Hands to Mouth: Directed by Michael DeCarlo. With Warren Belle, Miranda Calderon, Conrad Coates, Ernie Grunwald. Eight blind folded guests assemble at a secret pop-up restaurant. Chef Michael Bradori is back, sober and ready to reclaim his former glory.
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- Drama
- Michael DeCarlo
- 2012-10-01
Rachel Skarsten. Find out how to watch Two Hands to Mouth. Stream Two Hands to Mouth, watch trailers, see the cast, and more at TV Guide.
Synopsis. Eight blind folded guests assemble at a secret pop-up restaurant. Chef Michael Bradori is back, sober and ready to reclaim his former glory. Food, wine, greed and lust fuel the appetites...
- Hi/Bye. I told you a few were going to be obvious! Greetings and partings are often the most animated part of the entire conversation in sign language.
- Rain. I've seen people mime out the word rain. I don't mean they exaggerate effects for the deaf people; I mean they will actually do it with other hearing people, too.
- Drink. I think it's funny when people at parties or crowded functions exaggerate their motions to make themselves understood when it's really noisy and hard to hear.
- Food/Eat. This is one of those universal signs. People don't realize it is the correct one for English/American sign language as well. This sign is also used to convey "eat."
Two Hands to Mouth. Danger awaits eight blindfolded guests at a mysterious restaurant.
- Comedy, Drama
