About this Short Film
Montague School’s People with disabilities can do anything (Australia, 2018) is a thoughtful short that sits naturally in the Focus on Ability festival. Without relying on stereotypes, the film addresses themes of autism, cognitive processing disability, bullying and stigma, and the everyday realities young people face. It offers a window into how art, school life and individual strength intersect, and invites audiences to rethink assumptions about ability. Presented with care and clarity, this work celebrates achievement and encourages respectful conversation. A pertinent selection for viewers interested in inclusive stories and the voices of teenagers navigating prejudice and misunderstanding.
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