About this Short Film
Autism: One Day at a Time (Aldridge State High School, Australia, 2018) is a short film created by students that examines themes of autism and cognitive processing disability within a school setting. Rather than presenting a single narrative, the film shares moments that highlight friendships, group dynamics and the everyday realities faced by teenagers. Its observational approach offers quiet, honest glimpses into how young people navigate learning and social life. Screened as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, it contributes to conversations about ability and inclusion. This film invites viewers to notice small details and consider different ways of experiencing school life.
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Congratulations on creating your short film bring more awareness and compassion to the condition of ASD.Well done.
I hope this film makes you think what challenges do I really face every day Such a bright future for students who are learning to self-regulate their emotional state. Well done to everyone involved.
I am so proud of this class. They are so compassionate and genuinely enjoy making others smile. Well done for all your hard work and effort
i love watching this short film
I love watching true stories. Well played by all the class. Very professional job. Love the ending