Cacophony (2015), film still

Cacophony

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Film Details

Country: China
Festival Year: 2015
Filmmaker: Madison Boll

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Filmmaker

Madison Boll is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Madison Boll.

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11 comments
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Patty Smith 6/08/2015

Just Beautiful A Perfect Example Of The Author's Compassion Insight And Skills

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Thora Holm 24/07/2015

Interesting Piece It Makes You Think About And Appreciate Coping Skills. I Never Thought About What Coping Skills For An Autistic Person Would Look Like And Feel Like. I Really Liked The Scene With The Man And His Drum. It Really Helps Tie The Viewer In With The Visual Information Needed To Understand The Coping Skills Used In This Situation. Nice Work

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Anonymous 21/07/2015

Definitely Vote For This One. It's The Best.

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Wang Hukun 17/07/2015

Enjoyed The Film A Lot Wvery Interesting Way To Understand Autism Better

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Matt Clarke 17/07/2015

Great Film The Freewheeling Feeling Of His Wandering In The City Reminds Me Of 400 Blows. Great Job Ms Boll

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Eileen Bach 17/07/2015

may You Always Find Your Way Home And The Heartbeat Of The Earth Combine To Give This Short Film Its Strong Impact.

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Elyn Macinnis 16/07/2015

A Deep Look At What It Might Be Like For An Autistic Child Living Overseas The Person Who Acted The Part Of The Autistic Boy Was Really Talented In His Portrayal. Makes Good Use Of The Interesting Chinese Environment. This Is A Fascinating Story.

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Debbie Ingland 16/07/2015

That Was Awesomeloved That The Aware Of Others Was Announcedand That With Music You Learn To Find Peace Withinand He Made It Home Safe

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Laurel Swarr 16/07/2015

This Shows The Pain Fear And Abilities Of Those With Autism.

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Saundra Hopkins 16/07/2015

Being Lost In A Large Foreign Citybut Finding Calm

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Ryan 16/07/2015

A Great Film Very Realistic

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