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I WANT TO BE IN THE KARATE CLUB

Aaron Phelps, you have done it again! What a great film this is! I Want to Be In the Karate Club teaches such an important message about not underestimating someone's capabilities. Love it!

This short film by a 15-year-old disabled filmmaker shows how, even when someone is unable to fully participate, they can participate.

I love the storyline of this film and admire this young filmmaker so much. Plus his sense of humor is absolutely spot on. Great camera work here, good audio, good acting. Very good production as a whole. Most importantly is the film's message.

This film reminds us that kids who are differently abled still deserve the opportunity to participate as much as possible.

I give I Want to Be In the Karate Club 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus adults. By Marissa S., KIDS FIRST!

Aaron Phelps, you have done it again! What a great film this is! I Want to Be In the Karate Club teaches such an important message about not underestimating someone's capabilities. Love it!

This short film by a 15-year-old disabled filmmaker shows how, even when someone is unable to fully participate, they can participate.

I love the storyline of this film and admire this young filmmaker so much. Plus his sense of humor is absolutely spot on. Great camera work here, good audio, good acting. Very good production as a whole. Most importantly is the film's message.

This film reminds us that kids who are differently abled still deserve the opportunity to participate as much as possible.

I give I Want to Be In the Karate Club 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus adults. By Marissa S., KIDS FIRST!

A disabled high school student wants to join the school's karate club and is bullied, but resolves his differences with the bully. High school student film.