The Stage 32 Videos: Disability

COMMON LAW Trailer Kagan Goh Synopsis Common Law is a poignant family drama that delves into the life of a Chinese-Canadian family grappling with their son's recent bipolar mood disorder diagnosis. This powerful film explores the profound impact of mental illness on family dynamics, personal relationships, and societal perceptions, offering a raw and honest portrayal of the challenges faced by those living with mental health conditions. Credits DIRECTOR: KAGAN GOH YEAR: 2024 LENGTH: 26 MINS 30 SECS SCREENWRITERS: KAGAN GOH, HOLLY VESTAD PRODUCER: YUN-JOU CHANG, ANDY WONG, NIGHTINGALE NGUYEN, KAGAN GOH, BERLIN LU, JULIA HOGELING CINEMATOGRAPHER: MARC YUNGCO PRINCIPAL CAST: BERLIN LU, CLARE FILIPOW, HENRY J MAH, WINNIE HUNG KAGAN GOH Kagan Goh, originally from Singapore, is a multidisciplinary artist: published author, spoken word poet, playwright, actor, mental health advocate and activist, and award-winning filmmaker with the following films: Mind Fuck (1996), Stolen Memories (2012), Breaking the Silence (2015), The Day My Cat Saved My Life (2021), and Common Law (2024).

Four villains find redemption, and tap into their inner hero.

The premise of this short video is that Mitch has gone off of his antipsychotic medication and made the video to convince himself to go back on medication. He also talks about his theory about evolution and wireless waves. Mitch Miller has been in 3 jails, 2 prisons, 4 mental hospitals, and 2 long-term care facilities on his journey to come to terms with his mental illness.

ABOUT: Liz, a dancer, has learned that her ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) has reached a stage where she cannot expect it to get any better. As Liz and her...

This documentary will chronicle Amy Jordan’s triumphant path back to the stage after the near loss of her life and her right leg. In addition to producing and choreographing Amy will prepare herself to dance again for the first time since her accident with her company the Victory Dance Project as part of the company’s 3- year anniversary gala. This film embodies the physical, emotional, and spiritual journey of woman who doesn’t allow her circumstances to dictate her life. We watch her manage her diabetes daily, navigate New York City as a legally blind woman and painstakingly care for and maintain her rehabilitation all while being inspired by her determination, humor, spirit, and sincere heart.

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Abigail Adams reacts to being booked for a Universal Studios television commercial for Volcano Bay