About this Short Film
Yo Yo Bee, by Belinda Peel (Australia, 2025), is a short film presented in Focus on Ability. It examines art, individuality and disability through a sensitive, adult perspective. The film reflects on creativity, physical and intellectual disability, and the place of photography in self‑expression. It is warm, thoughtful and unassuming, offering viewers space to consider different ways of seeing and being. Suitable for adult audiences, Yo Yo Bee joins other festival works that celebrate the talents and experiences of people with disability. A subtle, artful contribution, it invites conversation rather than providing easy answers.
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Very colorful paintings some nice moments. Wonder what you might paint next Good film. Love from a fellow entrant.
I truly loved the way you shared your art and love for birdwatching especially taking us along your journey to your destination at Wynnum. Just fantastic
Your commitment to your art is inspirational. Well done on taking your passion to the next level.
Well done BeeBee. I enjoy your photos and art that I see on Facebook. You're an inspiration.
I like to thank all those who watched and voted for my film. And other would be encouraged to enjoy nature outside.
I found this film really moving. This film helped me understand how much birds mean to Beebee Belinda. She goes to so much effort to get outdoors to watch birds and then turns her experiences into powerful art pieces. I think it's a unique commentary on the importance of biodiversity and wildlife to human health and well-being and inspiration for artists.
What a keen eye you have Belinda. You can spot birds that are hiding in the trees and take some fabulous photos. I enjoy your art and love the colours.
What a great life you lead. I love that you will not let distance come between you and a good photo or painting. You must be an early riser to take buses and trains to get there. As they say the early worm catches the birds