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Jordanne is a short portrait film about a 22 year old British female disabled tennis player, Jordanne Whiley. Jordanne was born with brittle bone disease. The film is narrated by Jordanne, and filmed in her hometown of Halesowen, UK, in the lead up to the US Open 2014. If she wins the US Open, she would become the first British athlete, to have ever won all four grand slams in the same year. (Wimbledon, French Open, Australian Open, US Open) We hope this film not only inspires the audience, but also helps to diminish any negative conceptions of individuals with disabilities, both within the world of sport, and in everyday life. This is Zak Razvi's directorial debut.

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