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In music, a coda is a passage that brings a piece to an end, an unexpected send-off. CODA, additionally, stands for Child of Deaf Adults, the one in “CODA” movie being Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones), a high schooler for whom her life revolves around music. This is a formulaic movie that adheres to admittedly familiar principles of storytelling, but with the aid of such a winning cast, evocative atmosphere, and idyllic settings which make it utterly impossible not to love. It was certainly a bold experiment to cast Emilia Jones as a high school senior working on the family fishing boat with her dad and brother, both deaf. In “CODA,” the conflict is less about deaf culture than it is about simple survival; Ruby is the hearing member of the family fishing business. She is her household’s chief interpreter and go-between with the outside hearing world. Certainly, Emilia is a very accomplished actor and a consummate professional, and she carried it off brilliantly. Additionally, the rest of the cast gave a dazzling display of their talents. The film, which presents an extraordinary series of events, was phenomenally successful among movie theatergoers, not to mention many critics have heaped praise on this work. If you are vacillated between super-heroic Marvel and DC movies and feeling devastated by the cliché plot of government-funded films or worn out from excruciatingly boring films, CODA is here to save the day. It’s fruitful, widely acclaimed, a must-watch movie, and embraces every feature that makes a movie unique and receives nominations for the highest accolade in the film industry. It is, in a word, sensational.