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But Still, We Move 

When Tendai's housemate moves out they find themselves facing access challenges alone for the first time. As they navigate their independence they are hounded by the stereotypical idea of a wheelchair user and how they feel they fail to match up to it, until they decide to take action and free themselves from the narrative.
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When Tendai's housemate moves out they find themselves facing access challenges alone for the first time. As they navigate their independence they are hounded by the stereotypical idea of a wheelchair user and how they feel they fail to match up to it, until they decide to take action and free themselves from the narrative.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Theo Angel
Written By:Theo Angel
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Runtime:13 minutes
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