About this Short Film
Recycling (Wilson School, New Zealand, 2018) Set in a school environment, this short film captures moments with teenagers living with congenital, intellectual and physical disabilities. Through song and group interactions, it offers a warm, human portrait of young people finding ways to express themselves and connect. Rather than a conventional plot, Recycling presents scenes that highlight creativity, humour and the everyday rhythms of school life. Shown as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it complements the programme by celebrating the talents and perspectives of young people with disability. Quietly powerful and uplifting, it invites audiences to listen, watch and reflect.
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Very proud of everyone at Wilson school. Fantastic video. Inspiring.
Great vidio. Awesome work students Heather. Thanks for sharing.
Go Transition Class
What an amazing job you're doing for the community. Keep up the amazing work.Thanks for sharing your story through film.
Levi you and your friends make me so proud. Aotearoa needs you all to keep itClean and Green. Kia kaha mokopuna ma.
Kudos to all the people involved What an inspiring way of sharing it to others
Good work - I enjoyed watching your video.
We all need to recycle Great work in getting the message across.
Voto a favor
Awesome work. Very proud of students.
Thanks for sharing this awesome video. Very inspiring.