About this Short Film
Ikizere Kirakora (2024), directed by Eric Ndegeya from Rwanda, is a short selected for the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival. The film explores themes of achievement, employment and inclusion through the perspective of an individual with a physical disability. It challenges prejudice, stereotypes and stigma around jobs and ability, and uses music to shape mood and viewpoint. It highlights motivation and the work of builders and other contributors without making assumptions about specific events. Presented here to celebrate ability and to prompt conversation, Ikizere Kirakora invites audiences to reconsider what employment and success can look like.
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Today's world needs youth who have empathy sympathy generosity and humility. Those youth are eager to learn more and make a bright impact on their personal development as well as community development. I am very grateful to Eric NDEGEYA exploring more and bring a positive change by empowering those in needs particular marginalized and indigenous people. Keep it up my brother I know you gonna hit the floor.
Dear Eric NDEGEYA I am truly inspired by your incredible journey and dedication to helping those in need. Your growth and commitment to making a positive impact on the world is nothing short of remarkable. Keep pushing forward with the same passion and determination for your efforts are making a difference in the lives of many. Remember the strength of your heart and the clarity of your vision will guide you in each circumstance you face. Stay true to your purpose and continue to shine as a beacon of hope and resilience. The world needs more leaders like you and I have no doubt that you will achieve great things. Stay optimistic and proactive. With admiration and support Odile NIYOMUGABA
NDEGEYA ERIC courage augmenter la vitesse car TU es le meilleur
That's is good brother
Courage brother
Don't worry brother ndi inyuma yawe Kandi Allah akomez kukorohereza Maze
I would love to recommend Eric Ndegeya as one among the youth who is so talented and courage in his daily works he dedicates his time in film making as passion.Thank you your understanding and looking forward to seeing him selected for this award.
Courrage
This film is good.
Keep Going brother
This is the best film