About this Short Film
Sign My Order (2019) by Josephine Nkuubi is a Kenyan short that looks at work, inclusion and ambition through the lens of deaf and sensory disability. Though brief, it raises questions about employment, business and belonging for young adults and groups navigating the workplace. Its focus on achievement and practical barriers makes it a natural fit for the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, where stories of ability and access are shared. For audiences seeking human, honest perspectives on how young people with disability pursue work and recognition, this film offers a thoughtful, quietly powerful contribution.
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Filmmaker
Josephine Nkuubi is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Josephine Nkuubi.
Amazing You deserve the award
You deserve the award
These is a master piece restaurant.
Awesome documentary piece indeed A great message and lesson well portrayed.
Awesome We'll done
good work
Indeed the documentary a loud voice for a marginalized group in the society.
Its a good documentary which captures the needs of the targeted group and audience
Beautiful
Work gives dignity and purpose and everyone deserves that. We need more places like Pallet cafe. Well documented Josephine
The challenged needs emphaty not sympathy
This a master piece which will win.Am a person living with disability and like this production like never before..
Beautiful
Wow The video is quite touchy and inspiring good job Josephine keep it upfor sure disability is not inability
Congratulations This is an important video in advocating a FAN- Fully Abled Nation Nobody is Left Behind. All for inclusion to society.
This is wonderful inclusivity of highest order. We are all equal given a chance. Josephine thank you for awakening the society. The film is real educative and inspiring.
Very nice advocacy tool
Very inspirational.i love it
Good work. Inclusion is the way to go. Disability means abled differently.y
Well done Josephine this is awesome. Go gal
Very encouraging
Amazing work
Very well done Josephine. You are a serious advocate on Awareness on Disabilities. Wish all the best.
This film gives awareness and hope not only to persons with disabilities but what it should be in an inclusive Society.
Wow very touchy indeed disability is not inability
Wow its so encouraging to see how the inclusion of the disabled in our society is benefiting the community and the nation at large. Indeed disability is not inability. Kudos..
Disability is not inability and it can never be
It is very entertain and a lot of awareness on disabilities. Well done.
Quite a touching film.true that disability is not inability
Wow This film is very impressive When I began watching it I wondered whether the Restaurant was really in Kenya. Then I noticed it was in Westlands. I have liked this film so much and believe it will encourage our PWDs especially the Deaf community that they are able and can do what the hearing do. Thanks Josephine that was very close to my heart.
This is great. .Disability is not inability
It is beautiful so touching and quite inspiring Who says disability is inability
This is very inspirational.Good work and may God bless you.
Great job
There is always hope beyond every level of hopelessness. Disability is not and will never be inability.
Great way to advocate for and encourage adoption of sign language. Kudos Josephine
Josephine I have been greatly inspired by this film. Thank you
Good workgiving a chance to the very abled in our society is not only a good gesture but also a good example to the entire worlds workforce. Thank you director and my kaimosi neighbour nkuubi.
Very well done Josphine. I wish we could have more of those gifted differently integrated in the work place.
Great job Josephine....best wishes
She can really do better than this it's great
That's wonderful I think it'll be much good when applied by more companies
Greetings from my family Thank you for your work in our society and the future for our people. Could we get connected together in partnership with our projects among the vulnerable groups of people
This is amazingVery inspiring indeed.
Wooow...after watching this video I smiled coz of the hope you have given to these people.Indeed disability is not inability.Josephine thanks so much for the great work you doing I promise to have a meal at this restaurant some day
Kudos to the team of Sign my order for providing this window of opportunity to the unspoken to be heard and belong. Keep it up
Wow...very captivating i need to go there sometime. Good Job Josephine i wish you all the best.
Disability is not inability. The film speaks for itself
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