Lakshmi discovers she has permanent hearing loss just before a temple performance, shattering her confidence. Together with her mother, they navigate grief, adaptation, and the power of music to rebuild connection.

Two teenage brothers hide from the world the fact that their father suffers from frontotemporal dementia.

In a world where disability is the norm, a wheelchairball team is caught off guard when they find themselves forced to train with an able-bodied person.

A blind reggaeton artist defies societal barriers to pursue her musical dreams, redefining disability perceptions while mentoring young disabled students, proving that passion and determination can transcend physical limitations.

Grace, a woman in her late 20s with Down Syndrome, navigates the complexities of adulthood, independence, and first love. The film explores love, consent, and self-determination in a society still catching up with the rights of intellectually disabled adults.

In We Are the Audience, people who stutter question how the world sees them and advocate for how they wish to be seen. Blending documentary intimacy with cinematic craft, this film offers a rare portrayal of a group of people who stutter as together they conceive a new future for dysfluent voices. The film is co-created in partnership with the stuttering community through doctoral participatory action research, and features a score by a composer who stutters. It reflects on identity, belonging, and the quiet but powerful influence of what we place on screen. We Are the Audience invites viewers to listen, and imagine what’s possible when we decide to create change.