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Deej - Film chronicles a landmark collaboration between filmmaker Robert Rooy and Deej Savarese, a nonspeaking autistic student who communicates through a speech-generating device. This pioneering partnership offers an intimate, empowering look at advocacy, education, and inclusion. Since its world premiere on PBS America ReFramed in October 2017, the film has earned prestigious awards and continues to reach audiences through screenings, educational screenings, and community programs. As your trusted source for tickets, we’ve gathered key details about the documentary, its availability, and upcoming opportunities to see Deej - Film in person or on screen.

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Deej - Film has been recognized with a Peabody Award and multiple festival honors, highlighting its impact and reach. The documentary is distributed by New Day Films and is accessible via Kanopy for home viewing, with DVDs and institutional licenses for schools, libraries, and organizations. The ongoing Deej Inclusion Tour brings screenings to schools, libraries, colleges, community centers, and theaters, often accompanied by a screening toolkit for organizers. Follow official channels for the latest news on dates and locations.

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For the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content, connect with the official film site at deejmovie.com, and explore social media through the project hub. You can also learn more about exhibition opportunities and how to secure seats for upcoming screenings through our easy, no-pressure ticketing process.

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  • Subject: DJ Savarese, a nonspeaking autistic student and advocate who communicates through a speech-generating device.
  • Direction and collaboration: Robert Rooy directed the film with editorial input from DJ Savarese, in a partnership described as a first-of-its-kind collaboration between a filmmaker and a nonspeaking autistic person.
  • Premiere and broadcasts: World premiere on PBS America ReFramed in October 2017; encore broadcasts followed through 2020 on PBS channels (World/Indie).
  • Awards and recognition: Won a Peabody Award; other festival honors include Indigo Moon Film Festival Best Feature, Chagrin Documentary Festival Best Feature, and more (as listed by New Day Films).
  • Distribution and viewing options: Distributed by New Day Films; available on Kanopy for home use; DVDs and institutional licenses available for schools, libraries, and organizations.
  • Screenings and outreach: Ongoing Deej Inclusion Tour; hosts screenings at schools, libraries, colleges, community centers, and theaters; screening toolkit available for organizers.

Deej - Film has been recognized with a Peabody Award and multiple festival honors, highlighting its impact and reach. The documentary is distributed by New Day Films and is accessible via Kanopy for home viewing, with DVDs and institutional licenses for schools, libraries, and organizations. The ongoing Deej Inclusion Tour brings screenings to schools, libraries, colleges, community centers, and theaters, often accompanied by a screening toolkit for organizers. Follow official channels for the latest news on dates and locations.

For the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content, connect with the official film site at deejmovie.com, and explore social media through the project hub. You can also learn more about exhibition opportunities and how to secure seats for upcoming screenings through our easy, no-pressure ticketing process.

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