听障女演员Rose Ayling-Ellis在英国广播公司一部感人的纪录片中向老年居民教授英国手语。 Deaf actress Rose Ayling-Ellis teaches British Sign Language to elderly residents in a heartwarming BBC documentary.

在 BBC 纪录片《Old Hands New Tricks》中，聋人女演员和 Strictly Come Dancing 获奖者 Rose Ayling-Ellis 在白金汉郡的一个退休村向老年居民教授英国手语 （BSL）。 Rose Ayling-Ellis, a deaf actress and Strictly Come Dancing winner, teaches British Sign Language (BSL) to elderly residents at a Buckinghamshire retirement village in the BBC documentary "Old Hands New Tricks." Ayling-Ellis和教师Marios Costi尽管有初步抵抗,仍通过宾戈等活动与居民接触。 Despite initial resistance, Ayling-Ellis and teacher Marios Costi engage the residents through activities like bingo. 纪录片强调居民的情感旅程, 例如卡伦, 她讨论了丈夫去世后的孤独感, 与艾林-埃利斯自己作为一个聋人的人的经历产生共. The documentary highlights the emotional journeys of the residents, such as Karen, who discusses loneliness after her husband's death, resonating with Ayling-Ellis' own experiences as a deaf person.