About this Short Film
Isaac Doman's I'm Still Me (Australia, 2020) is a short, candid film that balances humour with heart. It draws attention to perception and viewpoint while touching on dementia, Parkinsons and stimming, and how those experiences shape identity. Rather than offering easy answers, the film uses comedy to open space for quieter moments of reflection, inviting viewers to consider what remains constant when health and memory change. Presented in the Focus on Ability program, it contributes a warm, human perspective on adult experience and medical disability. Recommended for audiences who appreciate films that are thoughtful, honest and gently funny.
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You have achieved the objective refreshing comedic approach to a serious issue- breaking down the barrier- you showed how to get the message across- bravo to you both
What a wonderful film achievement says a lot
Jen your infectious smile laugh and attitude is an inspiration to all of us. Lots of Love to you
This was so cleverly done Isaac. You were an excellent straight-man to Jennifer's moving sharing of her Parkinson Disease with brilliant humour. A laughed out loud throughout while at the same time recognising the message. See pass the disability You both have amazing abilities
Fantastic work guys
Awesome movie raising awareness understanding of a terrible affliction. Loved the mints spilling everywhere. Well done Isaac all involved. You have our vote.
Isaac is an inspiration to all young males such a talented young man
Fantastic work Isaac. Keep them coming mate Much respect Walshy Walsh
Fantastic work Issac .Congratulations. Your an absolute trooper Jen Stevens ...Love your work.
I loved this short filmdocumentary. The use of humour really humanised Parkinsons Disease and garnered a sense of empathy rather than sympathy. The Trump reference was a hoot
Brilliant work mate. Loved the writing. You looked really comfortable interviewing.
Brilliant short story clever writing skills. Shows kiwi and Aussie humour perfectly. Good to see another one of these horrible diseases highlighted. Very impressed.