A Boy Called Fletcher (2018), film still

A Boy Called Fletcher

About this Short Film

A Boy Called Fletcher (Geraldton Senior College, Australia, 2018) offers a thoughtful look at themes around autism, cognitive processing disability and the everyday feelings of young people. Set in a school context, the short film reflects on individual experience among teenagers without assuming a single story. It invites viewers to consider how difference can shape relationships, learning and self-understanding. Presented in the Focus on Ability festival, this work highlights emerging filmmaking and contributes to wider conversations about ability, inclusion and the strengths of diverse perspectives. It is an accessible, human portrait that encourages empathy and curiosity.

Film Details

Country: Australia
Genre: Personal Story
Festival Year: 2018

Film Transcript

No transcript is available for this film.

Filmmaker

Geraldton Senior College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Geraldton Senior College.

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18 comments
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Glenda Sibson 30/08/2018

I really enjoyed your video. You conveyed the message well. What a confident well spoken young man. Congratulations and well done.

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Narelle Hughes 29/08/2018

Hi Fletcher It has been a pleasure watching you in this video to see how much you have grown and achieved since your Mt Tarcoola days. You have become a happy caring young man. I would like to let you know I learnt a lot from you when you were at Mt Tarcoola which has helped my understanding and made me a better person. Love Mrs Hughes

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Cindie Atkin 28/08/2018

What a fantastic film Fletcher Im so proud of you Working with such an inspiring young man and supporting your education from Kindy Pre primary and Yr 1 was among some of my most memorable years at Mt Tarcoola. I hope you continue raising awareness about the challenges students with Autism can face. So proud youll always hold a special place in my heart. Mrs Atkin

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Marlene Bevan 28/08/2018

I enjoyed watching your video Fletch. We have so many memories of your time at Mount Tarcoola Primary School. Lovely to see you all grown up and enjoying Geraldton Senior College.

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Doreen Howells 15/07/2018

What a great film. it shows what a kind thoughtful and talented person you are. I am so proud of you Fletcher. Keep on doing the things you love.

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Hazel Evans 15/07/2018

Well done Fetcher the whole film was interesting. Keep up the film making

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Fiona Snook 14/07/2018

Fletcher you did such a great job. Keep up with all your interests and passions and never stop being YOU.

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Gail Evans 14/07/2018

You made me cry Fletch. That little boy has turn into one heck of a man and human being. Been there most of your journey and this is so you . Thank tou for showing everyone else.

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Allan Saunderson 29/06/2018

Great film We were intrigued the whole way through. Excellent choice of song too

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Allan Saunderson 27/06/2018

We loved the acting sequence. It got us very intrigued the whole way through. Thanks for spending the time on such a great film.

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Christine Spence 26/06/2018

Awesome Fletcher

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Kirito the edgelord 21/06/2018

hi there buddy keep it up and you should more than keep going follow your dreams and you can't go wrong

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Kirito Kirigaya 21/06/2018

nice work and i hope you win mate form your friend Kirito

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Kazuto Kirigaya 21/06/2018

this video has inspired me to think of new ways to make friends. keep it up and strive for the best. best wishesKazuto

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Lauren Fletcher 21/06/2018

An awesome video that inspires a lot of people. good work

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Lauren Fletcher 21/06/2018

Very touching and awe-inspiring. good work

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simon danh 21/06/2018

what a wonderful video

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Lorna Mikhaiel 20/06/2018

Just wonderful. You should be so very proud of yourself. Your writing is lovely superior to mine and I'm an old lady. Continue to be the wonderful person you are. Good luck with your future stay strong . Best wishes Lorna

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