About this Short Film
What Planet Are You On? (Ocean View College, Australia, 2019) offers a thoughtful, quietly observed look at young people navigating school life with autism and other cognitive processing differences. Presented as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, the film does not rely on labels to explain itself. Instead it invites viewers to sit with the moments that matter to teenagers and the groups they belong to. Shot and edited with sensitivity, it adds to our festival programme by making space for voices and perspectives often missing from mainstream screens. A gentle, human portrait that prompts curiosity and respect.
Film Details
Film Transcript
My planet is called Deep Sea Fishing Planet. The people on us, the men and women on the planet, is mostly for calm sea. The waters of the deep sea fish, fishing the water. This Christmas movie people mixxx the dv8 rotten fish hi crap bronze was too sweet with and snuffer. I will look my food on a campfire fire. We only kill.
On my planet people are poor power supporters. These potala supporters included crazy people, lots of kids, babies, families and friends at her. They are passionate people whose hopes rise and fall with their teams—lucky or unlucky, fortunate. My plan the people sound and look like Arnold Schwarzenegger; they are buff and speaking funny accents.
The landscape is like um, yes. People get round by dragons and dancers, and the largest are 350 years time. The animals are mythical creatures. There are rare and common features such as a Hydra which has rough scales, and the drop bear which is plump and has an ugly personality.
My planet's name is Bob. On my planet the people look dogs with four legs and floppy ears. They look like different breeds of dogs but they have the intelligence of the human race. It's always snowing for the dogs have big fur coats. They speak their own language. The days are freezing with biting wind and I see smoke.
The name of my planet is Penguin. Penguin is a beautiful fun covered with large bubble in green and blue lines. It also has long since bait chase that a cutlet with spark owned on dots. The Penguins are skeletal; he brought a scary here. I was little, right? I approached, I thinking Patterson, because they are so scary to look at after a while.
Filmmaker
Ocean View College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Ocean View College.
Well done everyone Love the props and space suits
Great special effects