About this Short Film
The Boy Who Thought He Was Dora (Ocean View College, Australia, 2021) appears in our Focus on Ability program. This short film looks at themes such as autism, cognitive processing disability, school life, special interests and group dynamics without prescribing a single reading. Quiet and observant, it highlights moments that speak to the everyday experiences of young people navigating learning and social settings. Shown as part of a festival that celebrates ability and achievement, the film offers a thoughtful, humane glimpse into issues many families and educators recognise. Suitable for audiences interested in youth, inclusion and neurodiversity.
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Ocean View College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Ocean View College.
This made milk come out my nose
Good to see the good work continue...Excellent work Students and Staff involved...Wishing you all the best...Cheers AnDRew
Awesome job students and teachers love the film made me laugh
Great job to all involved. Lots of laughs. Really enjoyed it
I loved it Great work kids and Paul
I like this made me laugh in my car bed
My class and I had some good laughs watching this film. Very funny.
My class really enjoyed it
Well done guys This made me smile
Wow sensational job ocean view ISP and big props to all the other kids in the group that added their amazing ideas.Its come together sensationally.Paul you are a true gift to these kids soooo many hours out of school hours to bring this all together spectacular all roundYou dont need to be a winner of the comp you are all winners in my eyes And of no doubt everyone that watches it