After their mother’s death, a cognitively disabled woman and her estranged sister must learn to communicate in order to move forward. Image alt text: Poster for Take me home with the title and credits in yellow text sideways on the poster. A close up of a young Korean woman with black hair and bangs leaning over a plate and glass at the dining table. She looks off to the side.

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Take Me Home

Set across three cities in India, We Make Film explores the creative journeys of d/Deaf and disabled filmmakers Debopriya, Mijo and Anuja. While some battles against inaccessability are won, sometimes they must give up dreams altogether due to inaccessible environments, exclusionary production practices, or barriers to film education. While documenting their stories, Shweta too begins to reflect on her privileges and revisits the lifelong creative collaborations she has had with her disabled father. We Make Film presents the intersection of these four filmmakers’ experiences through a documentary that rethinks accessibility, ally-ship, and collaboration in filmmaking today, and dreams of an inclusive creative future for all of us. Image alt text: Poster for "We Make Film" features the title and credits in yellow text, with an abstract collection of gears, a film reel, a mechanical eye, and a strip of rainbow like the light spectrum.

We Make Film

Artist, director, and author Chella Man presents a meditation on Deaf identity and language—underwater. Image alt text: An Asian person floats upright underwater, his eyes closed and hair flowing in the water. He's shirtless and has top surgery scars across his chest.

The Beauty of Being Deaf

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