Films pour enfants

I Am Dyslexic

Short film about dyslexia

How can we build a dyslexic child's self-confidence?

Synopsis

A child must overcome his difficulties learning to read and discovers that he is not alone.

I Am Dyslexic
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I Am Dyslexic © Falmouth University

Commentary on the film

A mountain of books! A very beautiful metaphor for dyslexia and the difficulties that dyslexic children must overcome. The directors of the short film, themselves dyslexic, created the film in the hope of instilling self-confidence in every child experiencing learning difficulties. A film to show children that they are not alone, an invitation to develop their talents and strengthen their self-esteem, which is often mistreated at school. Dyslexia, a specific reading learning disorder, linked to a particular difficulty in identifying letters or words, affects 8 to 12% of students.

TitleI Am Dyslexic

ThemeDyslexia

Genre & keywordsNarrative, Friendship, Reading, Child, Friendship

Recommended age7 years old

Duration6 min 22 s

DirectorMads Johan Øgaard Katie Wyman

ProductionFalmouth University

Year of production2016

Country of productionUnited Kingdom

MusicMari Hajem

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