the movie Maturity sounds (2022), by digital influencers and writers Sofia Mendonça and Selma Sueli Silvait is part of Official selection of the British LIft-Off Filmmaker Sessions Festival. Even the documentary is a Podcast produce The World of D&I Autism🇧🇷
Voices of Maturity vying for Best Feature Film
By the way, Voices of Maturity is competing in the Best Feature Film category. So it will remain displayed Online between December 5 and 19, 2022. Thus, the production needs the votes of the festival-registered members to continue in the competition. Thus, you will get the evaluation of the technical jury.
What is the movie Voices of Maturity?
In this way, Voices of Maturity features reporting and research by older adults with autism, professionals, and family members. Therefore, it calls into question the idea that there is an age limit for receiving a diagnosis. That is, the film aims to learn about the experiences of people diagnosed with or suspected of having autism who are already in old age.
After all, in this way managers sought to understand how health professionals would deal with this demand. This is in addition to observing the experience of these elderly people in their families and in society. This entire frame is present in the film Voices of Maturity.
Sofia Mendonça and Selma Sueli Silva, directors of the documentary
By the way, the production features as directors the autistic mother and daughter duo Selma Sueli Silva & Sophia Mendonça, Who have previously competed for several awards for the short film automated work (2021)🇧🇷 Including the previous movie Quarter-finalist of the RNAB Festival in Brazil, as well as participating in the Official Selection of the RENUAB Festival (Santiago, Chile) and First Time Directors’ Sessions (London, England).
Moreover, in the meantime, Sofia Mendonca Co-directed the romantic documentary Like (a) typical (2022)which focused on autism and romantic relationships. This movie, as shown in Podcast🇧🇷 It was part of the anthology Defiças Portraits, part of an art exhibition presented by the University of Western/Ontario in Canada.
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