About this Short Film
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Film Details
Country:
Australia
Category:
School Short
Festival Year:
2017
Filmmaker:
St John The Baptist Primary School Maitland
Film Transcript
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Filmmaker
St John The Baptist Primary School Maitland is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from St John The Baptist Primary School Maitland.
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95 comments
You guys did great you deserve to win
A beautiful film with a powerful message. Congratulations to you all.
Bought a tear or two..great video
What an amazing film so heart felt no gimics you should be proud of yourselves as you are already winners congratulations
A truly inspirational message. A message to believe in and be shared. Well done.
Very powerful message and beautifully created. Our world is in good hands with people of your caliber. Well done and a credit to the School.
Well done boys Reg loved seeing some of his mates in this. Such an important topic to be challenging everybody with. Different abilities is something to celebrate not to be scared of. Thanks for putting this together to share
Beautiful work A powerful message delivered in a very thoughtful way. Well done St. John's
Beautiful film Good job st Johns. You make your school proud.
Amazing Great job boys. A strong message for people of all ages. You should be so very proud of yourselves.
Wow Such a potent message delivered so simply and strongly. Great achievement boys you are a credit to your school and great role models for your community.
Congratulations boys. You have made a thought provoking film for young and old. Thank you. Wish you all the best for the finals.
Great video Well done boys
Really Amazing
Well done boys. A touching and thought provoking film.
Powerful and inspirational.....and so so cool Thank you
What a great video boys. You have produced an emotional film with a great message. Well done.
An exceptional delivery of a powerful message from some exceptional young men well done
Fantastic work boys Very thought provoking. Well done
Fantastic Film boysperfect message
Awesomeness. Great job..... good boys.
I love this film had teary eyed watching it Well done boysYou guys rock -. Keep it up and hope you guys win
So proud of the work that has been produced.
Wonder how can't imagine
I love this movie it make me feel so so much love...feeling...oh I dont know hw to explain thankyou all of you-boys-you are my proud
Simply heart warming and beautiful The children's view. Hope for the future indeed
Congratulations on a fantastic film. I hope at least one of you go on to a career producing films with equally strong messages
I had tears welling in my eyes. Such an important and powerful message presented with so much empathy. You boys are a credit to your friends family and your school community.
Great job very impressed. Well done St Johns
Boys you are winners in the way that counts...you have taken your profound message and Imfused it through the wider community. Look at how many people have listened to your message of espousing the ability within each one of us. Your humble and inspiring film will be remembered for its heartfelt honesty. Cal Rohan Tom Anthony and Banjo your classmates school and families thank you for being fabulous role models in the quest for understanding tolerance and acceptance of everyone for the unique person they are.
Truly amazing the world would be a better place if we had more people like these inspirational young men. Your parents and school should be very proud of you all.
Fantastic film Great work from the kids highlighting such an important topic.
What an amazing film. So inspirational. Well done boys
Well done boys for getting this powerful message across in your wonderful film. Good luck
Well done Such a inspiring film... so proud of the work by the boys.
Well done guys this is a great film brilliantly done
Don't have the words...So proud of the work the boys have achieved. Proud of the young men they have become.The friendships they have formed over the last seven years will give them a strong base to go forward and live their dreams...Their ability to show the world how we all are the same trying the best we can .Good luck St Johns.May your spirit forever grow within these young menand carry them thru and raise them up with the strength they need as high school soon approaches them.Your ability to make us stop and appreciate what we all bring to this fast pace world is truly refreshing.Thank youSJB ...lets go St Johns..lets go
A very sensitive well crafted commendable effort boys Seriously good workBut how do i share Tom help....
Everytime I watch this film it has an impact....wel done Year 6 and well done Cal.
Fantastic film boys Thank you for sharing with others the things that each of us CAN do
Fantastic film boys Congratulations on your efforts and for showing others what each of us CAN do 5 stars from me
Well done. What an amazing insight and congratulations to St Johns for being an all inclusive school.
That is beautiful - and awesome. Well done
Such a fantastic and insightful film created by an amazing bunch of kids. I feel such pride knowing that our future generations are shaping such views in society
Well done- excellent film very proud of you all.
This film has such a clear message for us all that no-one can fail to be moved. The boys have shown a surprisingly mature understanding of not only the concept of disabilities but the use of technology to air their ideas and educate others.
Out of the mouth of babes comes the truth. Beautiful film well done boys lovely message
Great Job Boys This film has a very important meaning Let's hope that we smash this contest
Thank the Lord that we are all different because it makes for a much more exciting world to live in. Acceptance of everyone's differences creates the excitement as we learn from it and become better people for it. Great job St John's and congratulations on being so grounded in your thoughts and beliefs. Your film definitely has my vote. Excellent work.
What an amazing job and understanding by a group of young talented children. You should all be very proud of the message you have portrayed.