Tell Me, Are you Happy? (2014), film still

Tell Me, Are you Happy?

About this Short Film

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Film Details

Country: Australia
Festival Year: 2014

Film Transcript

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Filmmaker

Glenunga International High School is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Glenunga International High School.

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12 comments
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Ian Ward 18/08/2014

A Common Issue That Causes So Much Difficulty For People In Every Aspect Of Their Lives. I Know Of Someone Who Had A Very Stressful Time At Their Own Wedding With Stuttering Your Wedding Day Should Be Fun And Enjoyable. Any Attempt To Destigmatize Stuttering Is To Be Lauded.

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Dulcie Mcallister 17/08/2014

A Very Enlightening Film Which Shows The Difficulties Sufferers Have To Communicate In Order To Socialise.i Appreciated It Very Much.

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Siobhan Alana 17/08/2014

I Love This 3

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J 13/08/2014

Talented Camera Work And Well Thought Out Overall.

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Mal Duxbury 12/08/2014

Excellent. A Wonderful Insight Into The Difficulties People Who Stutter Face. To Think People Shunned Marriage Because They Could Never Say The Vows But The Support Group Sounds Excellent. I Like How You Juxiposed Young People Communicating Happily In Groups To Emphasis How Important normal Speech Is. Well Shot Good Audio And Editing.

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Caitlin Pettit 12/08/2014

Not Only Is This Documentary Cleverly Structured And Well Edited It Also Demonstrates A Sympathetic And Understanding Representation Of A Difficult Topic. It Is An Entertaining And Eyeopening Documentary.

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Matt Brandwood 9/08/2014

Fantastic Doco Put Together Really Really Well

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Lilienne 5/08/2014

This Short Documentary Successfully Engages The Viewer To Listen To The Content Of Each Message Shared Effectively And Very Realistically Presenting The Complexities And Realities Of Stuttering.

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Greta Woolf 5/08/2014

A Lovely And Sympathetic Understanding Of How Stuttering Affects People's Lives And Bringing It Into The Public Domain Can Only Benefit Everyone Towards A Happier And Easier Life.

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Henry Thong 5/08/2014

Excellent Short Doco

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Ray 5/08/2014

Great To See A Story About Stuttering That Can Be So Sole Destroying For Children Growing Up Isn't Really Understood. Great To See A Video That Takes The Challenge Of Exposing The Disability.

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Geoff Johnston 5/08/2014

Excellent Short Film Highlighting What Is Often A Hidden Social Problem In Our Community Affecting Greater Than 1 Of The Population. Most Commendable.

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