About this Short Film
Think, made by Wilson Park Public School (Australia, 2019), is a short film presented as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival. The film explores themes of perception, viewpoint and self‑esteem among children and teenagers with cognitive and developmental disabilities, including autism and Down syndrome. It invites viewers to consider how school, group life and everyday interactions shape understanding and confidence. Simple, honest and observant, the film highlights strengths and challenges without labelling them. It sits comfortably within the festival’s mission to showcase the abilities, experiences and achievements of people with disability.
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Filmmaker
Wilson Park Public School is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Wilson Park Public School.
thank you to all the wonderful support staff and teachers involved with this movie of my beautiful boy and his class mates. its so great it my makes my heart sing
The film was a great way for the students to express how they feel. Every student made a positive contribution which was wonderful to see. They had a lot of fun throughout the production.
a beautiful way of showing each child's abilities and strengths
Touching film. I'm proud to have been apart of it these kids are amazing and this film is only a small insight into how amazing they all are.
That was beautiful... im so proud of our children ... thank you Wilson park ..
What a great video Great job
A very moving film. Such beautiful people.
Great job 4 MJ.
OMG that was so beautiful what an inspiration they are
This brought a smile to my face and brightened my day Thankyou.
Great WorkYou all should be proud of your film as it has turned awesome.Good luck