Plain Jane The SHOCKUMENTARY: Gaining Recognition

Friday, March 8, 2013

Gaining Recognition

Every Film Festival submission brings us closer to our goal of sharing "Plain Jane the SHOCKUMENTARY" with all of you! I find few things more exhilarating than reaching my goals...especially the ones that seem impossible. Fortunately, just about anything is possible when you have as much fantastic support as we do.

Today, our friends at Disabled Life Media mentioned "Plain Jane the SHOCKUMENTARY" on their website. They do an awesome job of showcasing the experiences and talents of fun and interesting people with disabilities. Check their site often because there just might be more information posted about "Plain Jane the SHOCKUMENTARY" in the very near future!

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SHOCKUMENTARY?

This film is a “shockumentary” in that common notions about disabled people are turned upside down and backwards. Part interview, part music video, part animation, and part reenactment, this film explores new territory in the realm of human experience; a triumph of the will as Jane overcomes obstacles and destroys popular myths.

Jane was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a condition which is manifested by extremely brittle bones. At birth, Jane had twenty-six broken bones and was not expected to live 3 hours. By the time she was in high school, she had broken 200 bones.

With a large dose of dark humor, this independent film is full of social taboos and cult-classic potential. It will make you laugh more than it will make you cry but most importantly, it will make you think. By example, Jane teaches viewers that acceptance of self and of others can pave the road to a fantastically outrageous reality that is full of adventure!