About this Short Film
Angela Musulin, by Nagle Catholic College (Australia, 2024), is a short film that explores themes of inclusion, sensory processing disorder, tics, school and early work, and the roles of medication and nursing support. It offers a sensitive, human look at the challenges and rewards faced by children, teenagers and young adults, and asks viewers to reconsider how perception and viewpoint shape our responses. Clear and empathetic in tone, this film will speak to families, educators and employers interested in special education and meaningful participation. Presented as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it celebrates the abilities and achievements of people with disability.
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Very well done Excellent insight.
Excellent work by all involved.People with a disability should not be disadvantaged.
This is a very informative and balanced commentary that provides an excellent insight into the world of special needs education. The documentary presents both a personal and professional perspective and showcases Angelas journey in this field. I found this to be a realistic and positive portrayal of a very important and rewarding role in our community. The documentary had great flow and was engaging. Tahlia you have successfully captured a wonderful topic and shared it beautifully with your audience. Thank you great job love your talented work.
Amazing. Thanks for sharing Angela. You did good
Such an amazing piece of work Tahlia youve captured your family so beautifully. Well done aunty Ange Im forever looking up to you in my nursing career
Beautifully said Angela Amazing video and well done to Tahlia
Great coverage of a difficult topic. Well done
Such an informative documentary. Fantastic work Tahlia and lovely to see the good you are doing in your mahi Ang.
Kai pai to mahi TahliaYour mumdadbrother Kk and your wider whanau will be so proud of youawesome documentary by you for such a young soul and your parents done a great up bringing of you both into this worldaroha mai whanau Musulin x
Just watched your video proud to say that we were close and knew this family for many of years whilst we lived in Dongara and my son Marley was Kalebs best mate. We saw the struggles that you guys dealt with on a daily basis and have so much admiration for you all. For us its ironic watching this particular video right now as we start our own journey today of all days of seeking help. Congratulations to you all on an amazing clip xx
What a beautiful video providing insight into supporting students and children with special needs. Great work Tahlia and Angela.
Brilliant work Tahlia is great
Terrific stuff ladies The film definitely emphasises the important role Education Assistants play in the daily school life of special needs students. Well done
Well done Tahlia. A superbly filmed and edited doc. As a father of an Autistic child I know full well the work that people like Ange put in is absolutely invaluable for our communities. Well done Ange I'm very proud of you.
Well done Ange and Tahlia an amazing documentary wishing you all the best. X
Well done Tahlia and Ange. Very impressive short film so glad to have watched this and learn something else about an amazing family
Great topic that needs to be talked about alot more.Full credit to you Tahlia with the work you put in.
Well done Angela and Thalia. Wishing you all the best.
Well done Angela Tahliagreat doco. Proud of you both
Congrats to Tahlia and Ange. A great piece of work.
Well done Tahlia you are amazing and I'm thankful I've had Luke Kalebs Dad Tahlia our family and Dongara District High School to support our boy thru school and life's challenges. Blessed to be the Mum of Tahlia and Kaleb.
Fabulous documentary Tahlia honest genuine discussion about special needs the personal journey of you beautiful family x
Such a powerful piece of film Tahlia it brought tears to my eyes. Well done you definitely have my vote .
So in awe of Angela and her work Loved this production.
Very proud of kaleb being one of his best mates.
yeah this is pretty cool
I am the Grandmother of Kaleb and have seen the challenges hes had since he was a bub. Angela is my daughter and I was there with her and Kaleb when he was two and a half he started acting up when he was told not do something Angela asked me what would I do in the same situation
Very well done Tahlia. Proud of you Ange....and love ya Kaleb xx
This film should win I think
This deserves more votes than Donald Trump.
Absolutely outstanding really moving and inspiring. Fabulous representation of what it's like to be an education assistant.
I was never allocated a Special Needs Assistant growing up...and I wish I was...it would've helped me a lot looking back but unfortunately I did not have that kind of support. Watching this documentry was not only emotional for me but also relateable. As a middle-aged woman with learning difficulties and dyslexia it means sososo much to see it here in a short documentry. I hope this goes far
I must say this was an impeccable documentary the commentary was amazing and it was extremely educational. As I am studying nursing currently this really impacted me and showed me that there is so much beyond what meets the eye. When asked about this issue I would be sharing this documentary to help them understand the urgent needs and also the joys of helping these children. Absolutely flawless documentary 1010.
As someone whose struggled with autism for a lifetime it's so wonderful to see people who truly care and seek to help people such as myself. This is wonderful and i hope to see more of your work in the future
Amazing and professionally done documentary. very emotional and I have never seen such a beautiful representation of special needs.
wow. this was an incredibly moving and thought provoking film. it brought a tear to my eye. angela is the most beautiful person inside and out and an inspiration to the special needs community and worldwide kindness
Wow. Equivalent to Blackfish. The depth. The angles. The story. This is what documentaries are about. Well done. 1010.
So professional great watch
This interview was very professional and really well edited and put together a real credit to the producer
What a great storyvery well told Tahlia. LOVED IT
Very well done. It was great to hear from both Angela and her son and their varied experiences in relation to special needs.
Nice
WOWWWW It expresses so much and is amazing.
Very fun and cute. Those students put in a lot of hard work for the school. Well made and entertaining
This documentary really moved me I cannot express how seen I felt. As someone who has special needs it means so much to me to see some recognition. Well done Tahlia
Love this
Very well made. The sequencing creates a very hopeful message and there is a lot of emotion shown.
this a highly insightful and engaging film. i'd love to see it win
This is just SPECTACULAR Such a great expos of skills and a story that pulls on the heart strings and enlightens the audience towards such experiences. Great work Tahlia truly a masterpiece Just so Skibidi