About this Short Film
Believing Is Seeing, Eric Tracy-Cohen (Thailand, 2024). This short film explores perception and memory through themes of blindness and retinitis pigmentosa. Rather than telling a single story, it reflects on how colour, employment and personal motivation shape everyday life for people with sensory disability. Quiet, observant and hopeful, the film asks what achievement and inclusion mean when sight changes. Audiences will find moments that question viewpoint and celebrate trying again. Screened as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it sits among works that highlight the skills, challenges and dignity of people with disability.
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Love u my dear friend
It is so inspiring to listen to someone speak honestly and with tenderness about their disability. The film is simple but beautiful.
I know Prae Fluke Sunantaraks and she is an extraordinary woman and this short film captures this. Fluke shows us what a life lived with courage resilience and most importantly curiosity looks like. In a larger sense this piece reminds us of how important stories and their telling are- how stories speak to each of our challenges meeting us where we are most vulnerable and open. Thank you to Fluke and the filmmakers.
lovely film low key but meaningful. Good job Eric
Inspirational