escip empowering Spinal cord injured persons

 

An award winning film...

See the trailer (2 minutes) Watch the film online (25 minutes) with some subtitle languages Actors Jonathan Sigworth, Radha Krishnan, Riya Gupta, Rahul Munna Lal, Navin Gulia Director and Editor Jonathan Sigworth Still Photography Ross Taylor Cinematography Austin Purnell, Ross Taylor, Chi Lee, Spencer Sheridan Producers Fred Sigworth and Vicky Sigworth Language English and Hindi A Telugu DVD is also available. Subtitles DVD subtitles in English, Hindi, Arabic (Egyptian), Chinese (Traditional and Modern), Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Italian, Spanish French, German, Georgian, Shona. Other subtitles are coming, thanks to volunteer translators! Running time 25 minutes Video format High Definition 720p24. NTSC Blu-ray and DVD (US); PAL DVD and VCD (India). More than Walking has been winning awards at film festivals: Audience Award Imago Film Festival, 2010 Best Documentary Attic Film Fest, 2010 Best US Documentary San Diego Christian Film Festival, 2010 Best Feature Documentary New Media Fest, 2010 Best Undergraduate Documentary Ivy Film Festival, 2010 Third Prize We Care Filmfest, New Delhi, India 2010 It has also been an official selection at the following film festivals: Boston International Film Festival Heart of Gold Film Festival Beijing International Movie Festival Woods Hole Film Festival Angelus Student Film Festival If you have questions, or would like to receive a DVD copy of the film, please contact Vicky Sigworth, vsigworth@gmail.com Past Projects MIP - Murderball Implementation Project January 2008 -- The first wheelchair rugby team was successfully established at the Indian Spinal Injuries Centre in Delhi with the help of many friends. Over the course of three weeks, patients and staff were introduced to this full-contact sport for quadriplegics (also called “murderball”) which is played by over 25 countries worldwide at the Paralympics. Hospital patients and staff were so responsive that ISIC has since hired a recreational therapist to oversee the sport activities. Many thanks to all or supporters, including the Dana and Christopher Reeve Foundation, for contributions that made this project possible! Watch the resulting promo film for wheelchair rugby in India Going Back January 2007 -- Jon’s first return visit to ISIC since his accident in February ‘06 revealed the scarcity of peer mentors for India's quadriplegic population. Physical therapy is seen to be effective among paraplegics, but for quadriplegics it fails to take into account the possibilities for personal independence. Jon served as a peer mentor for two weeks, demonstrating to resident quads advanced wheelchair techniques and basic activities of daily living. Read all of Jon’s Adventures on Facebook http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muFH6HID0SASigworth_Productions_presents_More_Than_Walking.htmlMovies.htmlhttp://www.facebook.com/feeds/notes.php?id=4205271&viewer=4205271&key=b950003fb9&format=rss20Sigworth_Productions_presents_More_Than_Walking.htmlshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3