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In his Bar Mitzvah video, Adam Wolfond, a non-speaking autistic person who types to communicate, explores the story of Moses and the Golden Calf to ask: “Does the Torah book answer the reasons why I don’t talk?”

Movie goers fresh off of Hot Docs may want to consider moseying over to Toronto’s first annual ReelAbilities Film Festival. The 6ix will be joining the ranks of other worldwide communities like New York, Portland, and Chicago to showcase filmmakers who are adamant in portraying people with different abilities and their inspiring stories.

Matt Galloway spoke with John Lawson, the artistic director of ReelAbilities Los Angeles. The festival opens today in Toronto and runs through May 19th. Films will be screened at eight venues across the GTA.

Matt Galloway spoke with John Lawson, he is the artistic director of ReelAbilities Los Angeles.

ReelAbilities film fest comes to Toronto for the first time! A cinematic festival which screens movies made by, or about, people living with disabilities

New Toronto film fest spotlights people with disabilities, ‘the forgotten group’

Check out a new film festival that promises to bring a more inclusiveness and diverse experience to the local entertainment scene!