Fitting explores the relationship between the director, an amputee, and her prosthetist during the making of a prosthetic leg. It demystifies an unfamiliar space and asks what it means to create an extension to someone else’s body, questioning prejudice widely seen within our society’s consideration of body image.

- English
- Captioned in English
- Uplifting
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About the Filmmaker

- Filmmaker: Caitlin McMullan
- Producer: Marissa Keating
Caitlin McMullan is a Glasgow based independent researcher and filmmaker with a background in design. Looking to change the narrative of the disabled experience, Caitlin’s practice centres around her identity and experience as a disabled woman, often exploring the relationship she has with her body. Her film First Step Swim has now been screened internationally and was nominated for Glasgow Short Film Festival’s: Scottish Competition and won the award for Best Story of Female Empowerment at Art Without Limit International Film Festival in 2022.