About this Short Film
Breaking up is hard to do (Selwyn College, New Zealand, 2018) is a short film that offers a thoughtful look at young people navigating relationships and school life while living with congenital disability and cerebral palsy. Shot and made by students at Selwyn College, the film pays attention to group dynamics, everyday moments and the small achievements that matter to teenagers. It sits comfortably within the Focus on Ability festival's program, which highlights the talents and experiences of people with disability. Warm, honest and quietly observant, this piece invites audiences to consider how friendship, identity and choice play out in a school setting.
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Selwyn College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Selwyn College.
Great story. Relationships are hard work to maintain and sustain. Love is not easy to let go of. Well done
Thanx for sharinggreat work
Thank you so much Great concept for a short move. Great actors Love can seem like a blessing and a challenge when it's trying to be worked out between couples. Great photographydirectionfilming. Blessings and well done to your whole team.
Really enjoyed it and good work
Great story Well done
So true to the title. I enjoyed the way you captured the craziness of breaking up its confusing its emotional and you definitely portrayed that. Fantastic work.
What a talented pair and fabulous short film Thank you for sharing this
What an amazing video. You should all be very proud.
Fabulously showing that breaking up sucks - no matter who you are or your life circumstances. Weill done.
This is such an awesome video The acting was really believable