Podcast 20 - Unspeakable, by John Paskievich
Stuttering is a common problem that can turn everyday communication into a frustrating ordeal.
John Paskievich is a Winnipeg film-maker who has been stuttering his whole life. In his latest film, Unspeakable, Paskievich explores the everyday trauma that stutterers endure. He argues that stutterers aren’t going to change overnight, so society needs to accept stuttering as a fact of life.
This week’s podcast includes clips from the film, Unspeakable, and an interview with John Paskievich about the ways in which our perception of stuttering needs to shift.
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Watch seven clips from the film, Unspeakable.
The film, Unspeakable, is premiering at the Montreal World Film Festival at the NFB Cinema (Rue St-Denis - Click for Directions) on August 30 and August 31. Ticket Information.

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