About this Short Film
Pink & Brown (Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Australia, 2018) is a quiet short that explores ideas of art, perception and the teenage experience. Made in a school context, the film considers isolation, mental health and individual viewpoint without prescribing a single story. It highlights the abilities and perspectives of young people and invites viewers to notice small, everyday moments that reveal resilience and creativity. As part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, Pink & Brown sits alongside films that celebrate diverse experiences and achievement. It is a thoughtful piece that encourages conversation about inclusion, empathy and the power of seeing things differently.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Good Shepherd Lutheran College.
Good on you Jez. The production values of your film are really great especially for a beginner and its themesmessages are quite wise and profound. I know you worked hard on this piece so you should be very proud of yourself. Best of luck in the competition
Well done in creating such a thought provoking film and a credit to all the young actors who took part along with everyone who played a part in portraying the message and bringing the story to life.
Good on you Jez. The production values of your film are really great especially for a beginner and its themesmessages are quite wise and profound. I know you worked hard on this piece so you should be very proud of yourself. Best of luck in the competition
Jez this film is well thought out and presented. As someone who works hard to overcome a learning disability I related to this film. Each brain is different and brings it's own gifts as well as challenges. Good work
Well Done Jez This is inspirational insightful and thought provoking.... showcasing invisible disabilities the crushing effect of bullying and that this can be overcome with empathy and understanding. I salute you.
Loved this message... inspiring people to be aware of challenges everyone faces whether they show them or mange to conceal them is a breakthrough in itself..and also that what may appear to be a challenge can also be one's unique talent. well done Jez....
Well done Jez - an insightful film hilighting the fact that not all disabilities are visible to the outside world. We are all unique and each of us has our own special gift.
Well done Jez You have produced a thought-provoking and insightful film that depicts the adversities faced by people with colour blindness. The scale of your production is really impressive especially given that this is your first short film Good luck