The Life of Kleefstra Syndrome (2020), film still

The Life of Kleefstra Syndrome

About this Short Film

South Coast Baptist College’s The Life of Kleefstra Syndrome (Australia, 2020) offers a respectful, approachable look at life with Kleefstra syndrome. The short film touches on themes such as autism, intellectual and sensory disability, cognitive processing differences, and the realities of school-age teenagers. It pays attention to individual strengths and achievements while also acknowledging medical and congenital challenges. Viewers may find its focus useful for understanding the everyday experiences that shape learning, fundraising efforts and community support. Presented in the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, this work contributes a clear, human perspective on disability and the diverse abilities of young people.

Film Details

Country: Australia
Genre: Personal Story
Festival Year: 2020

Film Transcript

No transcript is available for this film.

Filmmaker

South Coast Baptist College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from South Coast Baptist College.

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9 comments
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Marika Hook 3/09/2020

A very impressive and informative documentary. It shows the truth and depth of Kleefsta syndrome. Josslyn is a truly wonderful person and I believe she will change the world. I can not wait to see the rest of her journey.

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Sarah Vos 2/09/2020

Lovely short film Gabby great work Well done to Joslyn too you are a star

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The Lynch Family 2/09/2020

We feel privileged to know this young lady and her beautiful family - truly special each and every one of them.

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Christan luxton 2/09/2020

A very inspiring film about one beautiful talented and amazing young lady. She will change many lifes through her story and I thank you for sharing just a snippet of it. She is very blessed to have a family who cares for her the way you do.God bless

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Bernie Spencer 2/09/2020

Very special message Gabby xxxx well done sweetheart

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Karen Le Roux 2/09/2020

Well done Fantastic effort

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Kama Pike 1/09/2020

What a great short film - thank you for making this Love learning more about Joslyn Congratulations Gabby xx

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Taylah Beard 1/09/2020

This amazing Good job.

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Caroline Dryland 1/09/2020

Thank you for sharing your excellent skills in film making to highlight a very worthy cause.

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