About this Short Film
Learning to canoe (Malibu School & Safety Bay SHS, Australia, 2018) explores confidence, teamwork and school life through the lens of young people with intellectual disability. Short and uplifting, the film shows how sport and group activities can support learning and self-belief. It is a warm, observant piece that fits naturally within the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival programme, which celebrates the abilities, experiences and achievements of people with disability. Made by Malibu School and Safety Bay SHS, the film invites viewers to appreciate everyday moments of progress and camaraderie without spectacle. A gentle reminder that inclusion often grows from shared effort, patience and a chance to try something new.
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Brent you did such a good job with your filming. Hope to see many more of your movies in the future.
Great work we think you are very brave going out on the water and learning new skills.
Great work Brent Looks like you had a great Time and learnt fantastic skills Awesome
Great job such stars x
This program is amazing and it was an absolute pleasure to have been down and watched the kids especially since we were there when the 3 dolphins were. Great job Jennie Sam and our boy Brent.