Premiering at St Kilda Film Festival, What Was It Like? shines a light on systemic ableism beat.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from beat.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Nine unmissable gigs to catch at RISING festival Julia Jacklin (image by Nick Mckk) and Gregor (image by Matthew Shaw)
Words By Tammy Walters
Melbourne will be brought to life with many musical treats come late May.
RISING festival is Melbourne’s total eclipse of the art, boasting a mammoth program for its inaugural instalment.
With music, performance, public art, hospitality wonders and more, the major cultural event has been created by a diverse team of local, national and international artists and curators, and works in conjunction with the total lunar eclipse, to resynchronise and reenergise the city.
Kicking off Wednesday May 26 and running until Sunday June 6, RISING will be non-stop from go to woe, electrifying the city with a long list of events. To assist in organising your busy program schedule, here are nine unmissable music gigs to see at RISING’s debut.
The Northern College of the Arts & Technology offers specialised tertiary education across areas of performing arts, visual arts, design, media and more. Melbourne’s Northern College of the Arts & Technology (NCAT) offers industry-standard learning and pathway provision in a state-of-the-art facility. Their wide range of industry courses will be the focus of NCAT’s upcoming […]
Words by Tammy Walters
The new documentary explores how children with disabilities are treated within the healthcare and education systems.
Award-winning film director and producer, Genevieve Clay-Smith, has joined the bill for St Kilda Film Festival to premiere her latest directorial work,
What Was It Like?.
What Was It Like? sees eight filmmakers with intellectual disabilities interview their parents about their story and experience of what it was like when doctors delivered the news of their diagnosis.
“They’re asking them about what they were told when they were born, what the doctors said when they were diagnosed, and they also ask them what it was like in other stages of their childhood development when they were told about their diagnosis of disability,” explains Clay-Smith.
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