About this Short Film
Hear in My Shoes (Al-Taqwa College, Australia, 2018) invites viewers to reflect on assistance, inclusion and how we perceive others. The film highlights themes around sensory disability, deafness, childhood and adolescence while exploring group dynamics and support. With a clear, empathetic tone it offers a viewpoint that encourages conversation about accessibility in everyday places such as schools. Screened as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, this piece adds to our programme by opening space for quieter stories about connection and belonging. Expect a sensitive, thought-provoking short that stays with you after the credits roll.
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Al-Taqwa College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Al-Taqwa College.
Hi Saida well done on being a wonderful advocate for people with different abilities. You and your classmates are very inspiring Congratulations again.
An amazing and inspiring video I loved it. Well done.
Simply superb and Happy to c
Very happy to see....kids got lots of talent..thankyou for the Video
What a lovely short video teaching mindfulness. Well done Al-Taqwa College media studies class.
It's great to see this school taking an initiative to educate fellow students to better understand the needs of their friends. A very inspiring video.
Very well done.The documentary is very informative.I wish every success of the little angels Please keep up your good works.A big thanks to the teachers.
It's a good work keep it up children and teachers.
Lovely short film. Well done
Very touching.
What a lovely project for Saida and her classmates
Really well made Congratulations