Inclusion Makes the World More Vibrant

Inclusion Makes the World More Vibrant is an Australian comedy and drama about a young boy who finds an unconventional way to help his blind mother experience the works of art in a gallery.

The short film, which has a runtime of four minutes, was written and directed by Genevieve Clay-Smith. It follows her previous works, The Interviewer and Kill Off, and precedes her later projects including Groundhog Night, Visible, and Boss Cat. The production was handled by Bus Stop Films and Taste Creative, with Chloe Lawrence-Hartcher serving as producer. The cast features George Holahan-Cantwell as James and Freya Higgins as the mother, supported by Gillian Bissex and several gallery patrons played by Yawen Dai, Caixia Gao, and Nick Guilliano.