Experience inspiring films by filmmakers living with a disability at Kirrawee Library+ on 22 April 2026.
Wednesday 22 April 2026
6:30pm - 8:00pm
6 Kiln Rd, Kirrawee NSW 2232, Australia
Free
Discover a unique film screening event that celebrates the talents and stories of filmmakers living with disabilities. This engaging session features a selection of short films that highlight determination, creativity, and personal journeys.
Enjoy heartfelt narratives including the Paralympian journey of Madeleine Stewart, a florist overcoming challenges, and a swimmer navigating love and friendship. The event also includes a Q&A session to deepen your connection with the filmmakers and their work.
Perfect for families and individuals interested in inspiring stories and inclusive arts, this screening offers a warm and welcoming environment.
- Date: Wednesday, 22 April 2026
- Time: 18:30 to 20:00
- Location: Kirrawee Library+
- Films include "Inspire ME," "Inspire ME USA," "Voice Activated," and "Diving In"
- Presented by The Story Mill, a boutique production company known for award-winning films
This event is designed to showcase diverse voices and promote understanding through cinema.
Kirrawee Library+ is easily accessible with disabled access and parking available. The venue provides a comfortable setting for families and attendees with mobility needs.
Located within the Sutherland Shire, the library is a community hub offering various services and events.
Public transport options and parking facilities make it convenient for visitors to attend.
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the screening starts. The event is family-friendly and suitable for parents and school-aged children.
The Q&A session offers a chance to engage directly with the filmmakers, so prepare your questions or simply enjoy the insights shared.
Ensure to follow any venue guidelines regarding health and safety.
Bookings are essential to secure your spot at this popular event. Reserve your place through the Kirrawee Library+ booking system.
The event is free of charge, making it an accessible cultural outing for families.
Early booking is recommended due to limited seating and high interest.
