Led by photographer Lionel Migrino and journalistSarah Harrower, the film dives into their human experiences and journey. Through Lionel’s stunning portraits, everyone’s narrative unfolds, revealing personal strength, resilience, and a unique window into a more personal world of disability. Produced and directed by Paolo Oliveros. Filmed and edited by Jomarie Anaza. Produced with the support of Telus STORYHIVEandPM Media House. Developed with the support of Alberta Film Commission.Special thanks to National Screen Institute. For more information please visit www.pmmediahouse.com or visit our instagram @disableddocu

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