About this Short Film
I Can Hear (Mission Heights Junior College, New Zealand, 2019) presents a fresh, student-made reflection on cochlear technology, deafness and the school experience. Rather than telling a grand story, it offers brief, personal moments that highlight individuality and sensory disability among teenagers. The film is made with care by young filmmakers and feels both honest and approachable. As part of the Focus on Ability festival programme, it contributes a youthful voice to conversations about inclusion and accessibility in schools and communities. Short and direct, this piece invites viewers to listen closely and consider the everyday shapes of teenage life with a sensory disability.
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