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Justine is a short film that presents the life of a young woman who does not speak but communicates through her movements and gestures. The film captures her daily experiences as she turns 18, providing a unique perspective on her life with severe neurological disorders. Rather than focusing on her medical condition, the film emphasizes her vibrant personality and the close bonds she shares with her family.
The film also addresses the impact of cuts to the UK welfare system on Justine's family. Her parents express their concerns about the future and the challenges they face in maintaining the support they have built for their daughter. This aspect of the film raises important questions about the welfare system and its implications for families like Justine's.
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.
Perfect For
Families with special needsDisability advocacyDocumentary enthusiasts