The girl is standing outside in nature, surrounded by greenery, and looking down.

Short documentary

One World for Families

Just Jools

(Just Jools)

Jools’ dream is to become a dancer. With the help of her teacher, the twelve-year-old gradually discovers how to overcome her physical limitations, gain self-confidence, and find joy in movement.

When Jools dances, she feels happy, yet vulnerable. She’s afraid to share her passion with the world, and she’s ashamed of her own movements because they look different from everyone else’s. But all that changes when she meets Yorritha, a choreographer who had to relearn how to control his body after suffering a stroke. Aside from showing her new moves, he also teaches Jools how to open up to the world and be less hard on herself. After all, there’s no such thing as good dancing or bad dancing, just the joy of movement and listening to one’s own body.

Basic information about the film

TitleJust Jools
Original LanguageCzech dubbing
Zněníoriginal audio, children’s films dubbed in Czech
Subtitles Czech subtitles, select films have descriptive Czech or English subtitles (look for the accessibility icons next to each screening)
PremiéraCzech premiere
Film typeShort documentary
Year of Production2025
Country of OriginBelgium
Length16 min.
Tags
Director Ezra Verbist
Sales Timescapes
Emmy Oost
info@timescapes.be

All screenings

Kino Art – Small Hall
Cihlářská 19, Brno

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