About this Short Film
The Wrong Provers (2020) by Patricia Saka is a Malawian short that sits comfortably in the Focus on Ability programme. Rather than offering a single plotline, it presents themes around creating, weaving and handywork, and considers employment and group collaboration for adults with physical disability. The film invites viewers to notice skill, effort and togetherness in everyday work, and to reflect on how craft can support livelihoods and inclusion. Its concise, observant approach makes it a thoughtful addition to the festival, especially for audiences interested in practical creativity and the ways communities adapt and cooperate around making and earning.
Film Details
Film Transcript
Hai Sahabat Noah tetap apel. Oh, gitu Ajun ayam banan. Ibu lebih bangkabarat.go.id bangun-bangun. Iya, dua dus percetakan MB, namun bila Eza ke byyb Houdini aku terbaik ini.
Iya, ini Umay engkau ini luas ruang kali ini. Hai kawan Danau tidak maju pizza cucumae dahulu bingung kenapa. Mungkin aja menetaskan telur. Hai pakai Ibnu Majjah kayak rumah sakit aja ngomong maddecent, cuma kalau sekarang mah beda, bangun cuma bisa.
Hai tujhko jokowi-jk Cina bosmu problem bolajowo. B hujan mereka wow yamachi. Ayah ini cepat-cepat kira-kira satu ini memakai wajah Bapak Medika Mawaddah terakhir menguji kemampuan jawabannya. Bollywood dan medium Depok betul-betul baiklah.
Aku juga mengingkari can make it is so much fun, ini kunci dan tembakau atau petani curling baca ini sepeda sih. Curl tinggalin anankos Akari Post.
Hai Dede cm tidaknya usir dengan Putri Snowman. Engkau abcd dan juga akan kitab-kitab tersebut jika kalau soldatova you have understood what time I.
Filmmaker
Patricia Saka is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Patricia Saka.
This is wonderful. Good to see people with working spirit. Indeed disability is not inability. Thumbs up.
Disability is not inability. Being disabled does not mean that you are unable to do anything to achieve your goals in life.
That is Good to be self - employed.
The spirit of self reliance is there and it just needs encouragement to develop
This is really beautiful So happy to see people try to help themselves.