About this Short Film
The Colour Crimson (Tauranga Girls' College, New Zealand, 2021) is a short film presented as part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival. Made by Tauranga Girls' College, it explores themes of art, music and school life while highlighting the experiences of young people with congenital conditions, including Down syndrome and intellectual disability. The film sits comfortably within the festival's aim to showcase the abilities and achievements of people with disability. Warm and observant in tone, it offers a gentle, respectful glimpse of teenagers finding ways to express themselves through creativity and sound. A thoughtful addition to our programme.
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Tauranga Girls' College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Tauranga Girls' College.
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How wonderful to see you blossom into a young woman Well done Crimson You are absolutely stunning and I am so proud of your accomplishments.
What a brilliant film. Well done to all. And well done actress Miss Crimson very happy. Good one. Thanks
What a beautiful short film of a beautiful whine. Arohanui