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Our film archive comprises a selection of particularly successful short films that have been shown since 2006 as part of the international short film festival look&roll. The films are organized thematically according to different types of disabilities in order to facilitate research — without making any conclusive claim. We recognize the diversity of all forms of disability, including their intersections.

Our films invite collaboration — through events such as short film evenings, panel discussions or workshops dedicated to topics related to disabilities, chronic diseases and neurodivergence. In this way, we are working together to reduce prejudices and open up new perspectives.

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look&roll is not a film distributor and cannot make the films available for external events by third parties.

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«Sollten Behinderte Bioeier kaufen» by Nikolaus Müller, Germany 2018

Sollten Behinderte Bioeier kaufen?

Learning Disabilities

«StopGap in Stop Motion» by Stephen Featherstone, Great Britain 2017

Stopgap in Stop Motion

Learning Disabilities

Mobility Disabilities

“Stutterer” by Benjamin Cleary, Great Britain/ Ireland 2015

Stutterer

Speech Disorders

“Sunny Boy” by Jane Gull, England 2011

Sunny Boy

More topics

“Thea” by Halvor Nitteberg, Norway 2016

Thea

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«The Battle» by Sophie Hexter / Poppy Walker, New Zealand 2015

The Battle

Learning Disabilities

Speech Disorders

«The Caregiver» by Ruthy Pribar, Israel 2017

The Caregiver

Age

«The Day We Danced on the Moon» by Tristan Daws, Germany 2011

The Day We Danced on the Moon

Neurodivergence / Mental Health

«The End» by Ted Evans, Great Britain 2011

The End

Hearing Disabilities

«The Globe Collector» by Summer DeRoche, Australia 2012

The Globe Collector

Neurodivergence / Mental Health

«The Interviewer» by Genevieve Clay-Smith / Robin Bryan, Australia 2012

The Interviewer

Learning Disabilities

«The Men of Atalissa» by Kassie Bracken, USA 2014

The Men of Atalissa

Age

Learning Disabilities

More topics

Information in Easy Language

What is look&roll?

llook&roll is a short film festival.

The festival is international.

It takes place every two years in Basel.Worum geht es beim Festival?

We're showing short films.
 The films are about living with:

  • Disabilities
  • chronic diseases
  • Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity means that some people’s brains work differently than those of many others.
It is not a disease. It is a natural part of human diversity.
For example, it includes people with:

  • ADHD
  • Autism
  • Dyslexia

Is the festival accessible?

Yes. All film screenings are accessible.

  • Audio description is available.
 Audio description means that a voice describes what is happening in the film.
  • There are subtitles that describe sounds.
  • There is an inductive hearing system for people who wear hearing aids.
  • Sign language interpretation is provided during speeches.
  • The movie theater is wheelchair accessible.
  • There are wheelchair-accessible seats.
  • There is an elevator.
  • There are places to lie down.
  • There is a quiet room.

What is the purpose of the festival?

We want to share stories about disabilities that are rarely told.

We want to experience films together.

We want people with and without disabilities to come together.

What is look&roll on the go?

After the festival, we also screen our films at other venues.
This allows us to reach people who are unable to attend the festival.

We organize a variety of events:

  • Talks
  • Workshops
  • Short Film Nights

How can I contact look&roll?

Feel free to contact us by email.
Our email address is: info@lookandroll.ch

Join us

look&roll welcomes anyone who would like to get involved.

You can contact look&roll if you:

  • would like to contribute
  • have ideas
  • or if you'd like to support our work.

What is particularly important to us is:

Menschen mit Behinderungen und Menschen mit chronischen Krankheiten sollen mitarbeiten können.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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