About this Short Film
"Cycle-Ability" (Marist Regional College, Australia, 2018) invites viewers to consider how young people experience learning and perception in a school setting. Focusing on themes such as dyslexia, cognitive processing and intellectual disability, the film examines different viewpoints within a group of teenagers. It does not assume a single story but highlights everyday challenges and abilities that affect how students learn and relate to one another. Shot and presented with sensitivity, Cycle-Ability complements the Focus on Ability festival by amplifying voices often overlooked in mainstream education stories. This short is a thoughtful addition to a programme dedicated to diverse experiences and positive portrayals of disability.
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Marist Regional College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Marist Regional College.
Awesome film....these kids all shine. They must have an AMAZING teacher.......Max is so COOL........
The valuable role of an assistance dog in the classroom shines in this film.
Where will you be in 5 years time Max Max looks like hes a pretty chill sort of guy. Great video guys