Vision Impairment Doesnt Mean the End of the World #shorts @FanForceFilms

Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

"Lived experience is probably the most important message we can give to people out there."

Nabill Jacob from Vision Australia takes us behind the scenes of #MyEyesFilm, where crucial scenes were filmed showing how people adapt to vision changes.

"We may not be able to give somebody back their driver's license, but we can certainly teach them how to manage every aspect of their life so they live a very fulfilled life."

This collaboration ensured authentic representation in MY EYES, premiering in cinemas May 28!

A portion of every ticket sold supports vision care initiatives across ANZ.

Book now: fan-force.com/films/my-eyes

#VisionCare #RepresentationMatters #BehindTheScenes #AustralianCinema #LoveYourEyes

Vision Impairment Doesnt Mean the End of the World #shorts

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$Your Fat Friend - Official Documentary Trailer - Host a screening today HOST A SCREENING - https://fan-force.com SIGN UP: fan-force.com TWITTER: @FanForceFilms INSTAGRAM: @FanForceFilms FACEBOOK: facebook.com/fanforcefilms SYNOPSIS: Made over 6 years, director Jeanie Finlay charts the rise of writer and activist Aubrey Gordon from anonymous blogger “Your Fat Friend” to NYTimes best selling author and beloved podcaster. Her searingly honest writing describes what it’s like to be that fat person on the plane.. … and how the fantasies, peddled by a diet and wellness industry worth $26 billion a year are on a par with the lies that Big Tobacco told the public in the 1950s. (95% of diets fail for lasting weight loss). And how the biggest threat to fat people’s health might just be the bias that some many health care providers hold for fat people. …and about her own fractured relationship to her body. She spent a decade campaigning for LGBTQIA rights so she knows that change is possible. Now its time to advocate for herself. This isn’t about “body positivity” co-opted by brands to sell fat-kinis to size 16 women. Her aim? A paradigm shift in the way we see fat people and the fat on our own bodies. It has brought her an insatiable worldwide audience and threats to her life. The most meaningful personal change is when her family start listening to her message. YOUR FAT FRIEND, a film about fatness, family, the complexities of making change and the deep, messy feelings we hold about our bodies.$

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