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Best of the Fest: Facing Challenges Shorts Program
Words in the Margins Director Sara Mott in attendance USA, 2012, 14 mins 31 year-old Axel is learning to read for the first time with the help of his friend and tutor, Steve, a Kenyan immigrant.
Down to be Up USA, 2012, 6 mins A short documentary following a young woman with Down syndrome and her boundlessly positive outlook on life.
Mookie The Netherlands, 2012, 19 mins Director: Neske Beks Nine year old Mookie is a secret agent stationed in Amsterdam, where he lives a life full of dreams,excitement and adventure. In everyday life, however, he's struggling with a strange blood disorder with a funny name: sickle-cell anemia. He never behaves like a sick little boy. Mookie isn't afraid of anything.
Just as I Remember Canada, 2012, 17 minutes Director: Andrew Moir When Andrew Moir was four years old his father was told he had ALS with two to five years to live. Now a filmmaker, Andrew finds a young family facing similar circumstances in an effort to re-experience his childhood and learn about his father's experience. Brad has ALS and three young children. He faces a heartbreaking choice that will change his children's futures forever. This short documentary follows Brad and his family as they cope with the challenges of parenting in the face of this devastating disease, exploring it from Andrew's perspective.
Out of Body USA, 2011, 4 minutes Director: J. Christian Jensen An unexpected look at an African American computer scientist and dancer who conspires against death and disease in an unusual way.
Numbers of the Day USA, 2012, 11 mins Numbers of the Day follows filmmaker and Type 1 diabetic, Seamus Harte, through his everyday routine with a POV perspective. The audience hears what he's thinking, sees what he's seeing, and feels what he is going through as he makes all of his daily decisions with the ever constant variable of diabetes in mind.
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LocationSebastopol Center of the Arts (View)
282 S High Street
Sebastopol, CA 95472
United States
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Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: Yes! |
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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