About this Short Film
Mauria te pono, created by students at Greymouth High School, is a 2018 New Zealand short that brings together dance, school life and the vibrancy of teenage group experience. Through movement and shared moments it highlights the talents and presence of young people with intellectual disability. The film sits naturally within the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, offering a gentle, honest glimpse into how creativity and community thrive in a school setting. Simple and heartfelt, it invites audiences to notice skill, friendship and expression beyond labels. A compact, uplifting piece that underscores the festival's celebration of ability, inclusion and young voices.
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