Disability Film Festival returns in its 8th year

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Disability Film Festival returns in its 8th year

Supporting deaf and disabled filmmakers the Together 2019 Disability Film Festival is celebrating it's eighth year.

The aim of the event is to provide a platform for people of all different abilities to create and star in films which are shown around the world.

The organiser of the festival Ju Gosling has been chatting to Tanya with Aurora Fearnley who has had her work featured in the festival. 

Aurora and Ju there, The Together 2019 Disability Film Festival is on from the 6th until the 8th of December. 

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