About this Short Film
A Good Heart, from St Edmund's College, is a short, dialogue-free film that uses art and music to explore how teenagers perceive the world around them. Quiet and observant, it traces moments of emotion, friendship and inclusion, inviting viewers to consider different ways of experiencing daily life. The film highlights themes of congenital and intellectual disability with care and warmth, offering a fresh viewpoint without words. As part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it sits comfortably among works that celebrate ability, creativity and community. A gentle, hopeful piece that rewards attention and leaves space for personal reflection.
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St Edmund's College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from St Edmund's College.
Love this video i love my class and alll my friends and students are incredible teachers including staff remembers thank you for letting me in this class and school I enjoy my friends in year 10 and year 11
A lovely film featuring happy students supporting and interacting with each other a beautiful demonstration of joy in being alive.
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Well Done 11D you guys did well I'm proud of you guys.
Thank you for sharing the video. It is great to see Antonio Happy confident being comfortable with himself his surrounding his fellow students. This is a good school.
What a well-made film and I'm glad to see Antonio Pappa so confident in that film.
Such a delightful representation of amazing people Well done
Wonderful film showcasing a lovely school so good to see these children reaching their potential.inspiring
Wonderful and encouraging to many young people especially the friendship given to each other