About this Short Film
The Journey (Nelson Banda, Malawi, 2021) navigates perceptions of disability and the ripple effects of illness and prejudice. Short and assured, it brings themes of cerebral malaria, physical and medical disability, bullying, stigma and stereotypes into sharp view. The film considers how education, group dynamics and social viewpoint shape young adults' experiences. As part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it sits alongside works that highlight abilities, resilience and the everyday realities of people with disability. A thoughtful contribution, it prompts audiences to reflect on assumptions and on how communities can respond with understanding and change.
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Keep it up
So nice keep it up God should continue raising you
Wouh this is nice keep it up
This is great. Keep it up.
AmazingVery Educative and Inspiring too.
Amazi
Wouh this is amazing
Power in words
There is hidden talent in the disabled too.
Nice
That's really nice and inspiring...... All thanks to God
We should learn how to value everyone at every stage of life despite who they are or what condition they are in for tomorrow isn't promised Inspiring and a life changing short firm..
WE SHOULD NOT JUDGE A BOOK ONLY BY LOOKING AT ITS COVER... NICE AND INSPIRING MOVIE
This is so inspiring ...nice
Most of the times we look down at people with disabilities little we know what tomorrow brings. Such an inspiring short film