The City is marking International Day of People with Disability with two free film screening events at Joondalup and Woodvale Libraries, celebrating the talents, creativity and artistic contributions of people with disability.
These screenings are designed with accessibility in mind, with open captions and audio description available across all sessions.
Woodvale Library
Monday 30 November, 6-7:30pm.
Free to attend. Register online.
Enjoy a special screening of four short films from Bus Stop Films, plus complimentary popcorn, snacks and beverages.
Joondalup Library
Thursday 3 December, screening continuously throughout the day
Free to attend. No need to register.
Drop into the library to enjoy a selection of three short films from Bus Stop Films screening on a continuous loop throughout the day.
Short Films Big Impact - Bus Stop Films Binge The Bus Showreel - YouTube
Chasing the Sun
A young man's search for udon noodle soup leads to unexpected friendships in this heartwarming cross-cultural story about connection and belonging.
Shot on location in Perth, Australia and Tokyo, Japan, the story was developed with input from the Down syndrome community in both countries.
Sarsaparilla
Tasked with capturing a troublesome outlaw, the police chief's son finds his mission taking an unexpected turn when a line dancing challenge replaces a traditional showdown.
This film was made through Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Filmmaking Program in Melbourne, Victoria.
Dancer
Gerelee is a teenage girl who dreams of joining a professional dance company. She auditions despite her father's protests, in a moving story about ambition, resilience and believing in yourself.
The film was co-produced by Bus Stop Films and The Arts Council of Mongolia, was filmed on location in Mongolia as an Australia-Mongolia co-production.
+One
Will organises the perfect house party, convinced it will spark a true love story. As the night unfolds and plans begin to unravel, Will discovers that love, friendship and connection rarely go as expected.
The film was produced in Wollongong, NSW and guest stars Emma Watkins (Emma Memma/The Wiggles).
The City is proud to support initiatives that promote accessibility, inclusion and equal opportunities for all residents. A connected community is one where everyone feels respected, included and empowered to participate in all aspects of community life.
For more information about the City’s access and inclusion initiatives visit Disability and inclusion.
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