The Stimming Pool
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Blending live action and animation, The Stimming Pool takes audiences on a visceral journey as five filmmakers share their individual neurodiverse experience. Lensed by Aftersun DOP Gregory Oke.
What is everyday life like for the neurodivergent? The Stimming Pool weaves together the stories of a film buff, an office worker, and other people living with autism, brilliantly capturing the sensory experience of a neurodivergent person faced, say, with a raucous pub. Co-created by the Neurocultures Collective – made up of five neurodiverse filmmakers – this profoundly immersive film was shot on 16mm by Aftersun DOP Gregory Oke on the streets of the UK. The images exert a hypnotic pull, drawing us into the lives of people determined to thrive in a chaotic world that sees them as different. Films showing at this event:
Threshold
A deeply personal exploration of what it means to have a little machine – a hearing aid – as part of your body, Threshold offers a vivid sensory portrait of the Deaf experience.
Tickets
Sat 15 Jun
4pm
Dendy Newtown - Cinema 2
Sun 16 Jun
2:15pm
Dendy Newtown - Cinema 2
- Program Strand
- Screenability
- Year
- 2024
- Country
- UK
- Language
- In English
- Premiere Status
- Australian Premiere
- Director
- Benjamin Brown, Georgia Bradburn, Sam Chown-Ahern, Robin Elliott-Knowles, Lucy Walker, Steven Eastwood
- Producer
- Chloe White, Steven Eastwood
- Cinematographer
- Gregory Oke
- Editor
- Sergio Vego Borrego
- Genre
- Documentary, Disability, Experimental
- Company Credits
- Festival Contact: Indox
