About this Short Film
I am Faith, by Marist College (New Zealand, 2021), is a short film that explores themes of goals, individuality and physical disability within school and sport. Through its focus on teenage experience and wheelchair use, the film invites viewers to consider the everyday ambitions and challenges young people face. It speaks to the resilience and determination that shape a young life, without needing sweeping statements. Presented in the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, I am Faith sits alongside other works that highlight the abilities, experiences and achievements of people with disability. A warm, thoughtful inclusion in this year’s programme.
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Inspirational Faith and thank you for sharing your story. Wishing you all the best as you finish school and as you start your new journey venturing into a world full of opportunities. God Bless.
What a Beautiful Testimony so many others take there lives for Granted. But Faithleen is a living breathing testimony that anything is possible regardless of your disability.
You're an inspiration to us all Faith. We love you x
mega proud of you sis backing your always
Sad illness but strong Faith. Go go Faith
I was mesmerized by this short film What a strong beautiful soul Faith is and loved how this film captured her personality and told her story. Authentic and very powerful and an inspiration to all.