Lived Perspectives
2024 screening
Short films by Disabled and Neurodivergent filmmakers
Films screened
The 2024 screening for the Lived Perspectives Film Festival took place at the University of Winchester, West Downs Campus on the 20th March.
We screened 8 short films created by disabled and neurodivergent filmmakers, actors, and crew.
There were also Q&A’s with Ann Mankee Williams from the Attune Project, and Matt Warlow who created and directed the film It’ll be fine, Probably.
Our wonderful audience laughed, cheered, clapped, and helped out with out with out inevitable tech issues.
There was also cake.
The Secret Life of Astrid North
Ray Jacobs
Winner: Best Film
Astrid North investigates the arms trade and diamond smuggling in the Arctic Circle (and may also be the Queen of Zaftra).
Flesh Ballet
Frederick Kroetsch, Kasie Campbell, Daniel Ennett, David Baron
The human body explored through movement. And a giant flesh mound.
Mine Mine Mine
Duncan Ragg
Special Mention: Audience Award
Sometimes everyone grows up without you.
Eilid
Naomi Elizabeth Hanlon
Special Mention: Best Student Film
A film about not having the right horns.
Just Surviving
Attune
Highlighting adverse childhood experience from the child's point of view.
Fucking PTSD
Mengyuan Chen
Special Mention: Best Film
A woman retraces her steps and re-examines her past.
It'll Be Fine, Probably
Matt Warlow
Winner: Audience Award
The fractured realities of trying to access mental health care.
A Bridge to Mundania
Connor Macrae Love
Winner: Best Student Film
Disappear into fantasy to find yourself and your community.
