Justine, an 18-year-old with severe neurological disorders, navigates daily life with her supportive parents while facing challenges from the UK welfare system.
Synopsis
Justine, an 18-year-old with severe neurological disorders, navigates daily life with her supportive parents while facing challenges from the UK welfare system.
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Synopsis
Justine, a vivacious young woman, communicates through gestures and body language as she navigates her daily life. Now 18, she lives with severe neurological disorders that shape her interactions. Her parents provide unwavering support, sharing their experiences and insights about their daughter. As they celebrate her milestones, cuts to the UK welfare system threaten their hard-won stability. The film captures the family's efforts to maintain close bonds while confronting uncertainties about Justine's future.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Justine, a young woman with a unique way of communicating.
- See how Justine's family supports her daily life.
- Find out about the impact of welfare cuts on families.
Did You Know
- Justine turns 18 in the film, marking a significant milestone.
- The film has a duration of 27 minutes.
- Justine communicates through body language and gestures, not speech.
- Cuts to the UK welfare system threaten Justine's family's achievements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Justine's method of communication?
Justine communicates through looking, gesture, and body language.
How old is Justine in the documentary?
Justine turns 18 during the course of the film.
What challenges does Justine's family face in the documentary?
Cuts to the UK welfare system threaten the family's achievements and raise concerns for Justine's future.
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