About this Short Film
No description available for this film.
Film Details
Film Transcript
"I'm coming. I'm coming. It's me. I'm sorry, but I'm not coming." The worst kind of crime happens when your soul is weak, and no matter what you do there is no way to comfort it.
I swapped my novels for books about autism but never found the right one. Often people in need, you know, turn for help; the help's actually not there, and yet most of us expect that it is there. So I think all governments have a responsibility, and you're a lot better in this space.
I rang the other day and I mean I really need to talk with my son. I thought I could survive almost anything as long as there was an end in sight. There was no end in sight.
Everyone has some kind of star. We were like rain, silver liquid drops. I didn't hate the toilet 'cause I loved my mum, you know. I'm a good mother, don't you?
They were my hands though when no one else's. But that was of me that day. I believe we were one; we were inseparable both emotionally and physically. No light, just tunnel, just spin. Cheers.
I battled for eight years for intervention. Do you believe that the funding and support now is adequate? Well, this tragic case and so many other tragic cases, I think, underscore that governments have to do more. You detail in his life need chaos in mind; both free lessons learned. It didn't have to be that way, you.
Filmmaker
Kellyville High School is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Kellyville High School.
?
6 comments
What A Heartfelt Short Film. A Very Professional Film Produced. well Done Austin And Your Fantastic Crew
Wow I Am Speechless Heavy And Thought Provoking.you Can Feel The Mothers Torment. Well Done I Find It Hard To Believe It Has Been Produced By Students.
Exceptional
A Powerful Film It's A Daily Struggle To Look After Children With A Disability.
Beautifully Shot So Cinematic And Moving Well Done Take A Bow
This Is Really Cool I Love How The Focus Was Off The Disability Itself And More The Consequences Of It Truly Eye Opening