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Film-makers reel in another award.
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Hartlepool Mail (Hartlepool, England)
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July 2, 2008
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A DRAMA group for people with learning disabilities has notched up another screen success.
Film-makers from Shoot Your Mouth Off (SYMO), in Hartlepool, are celebrating after one of their productions was voted best film in a recent festival.
Audiences at the Colours In A Rainbow Film and Arts Festival in Sheffield earlier this month were won over by the film Cared Witless which they hailed as "funny and true".
Karen Sheader, director of SYMO, said: "It is absolutely brilliant. It demonstrates to the wider world that people with learning disabilities have considerable skill and talent."
The award-winning film tells the story of Glen Miller with Down's Syndrome, ...