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21 September 2024
Venue: The Arc Cinema, Beeston
An international disability film festival offering free tickets to those with disabilities. It aims to challenge stereotypes, promote inclusion, and inspire change by showcasing creative works that highlight unique stories from around the world.
The festival started in Australia expanded across the globe. It has already had an impact in the USA, Spain, Ethiopia, Malawi, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Thailand, New Zealand, and more.
The festival challenges stereotypes, inspires societal change, increased inclusion in the creative arts, as well as generates job opportunities for people living with disabilities.
The eventwill features a screening of selected short films that showcase the talents and stories of people with disabilities, followed by discussions, networking, and opportunities to connect with other audiences.
Twenty-five tickets are being made available for free direct via the organisers on: 07378 157148
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