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Diagnosed with a chronic autoimmune disease at 21, the filmmaker reflects eight years later on the struggle to survive without regular access to the medication needed to live.
AWARDS: Honorable mention. Student World Impact Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Together! Disability Film Festival / International Rare Disease Film Festival / BitBang International Animation Film Festival / Uno Sguardo Raro – Rare Disease International Film Festival / Alice e le Altre Film Festival / Semana ¡Viva el Cine! / Documentary Film Festival Bogota / Student World Impact Film Festival / Investigations of the Future / Women and Film Festival
I still haven't made it - Living with illness when medicine remains out of reach
This is a deeply personal documentary that exposes the daily realities of living with a chronic autoimmune disease.
First diagnosed at 21, the filmmaker recounts a journey marked by uncertainty and systemic failure, as eight years later, they still cannot access the vital medication required for survival.
Blending diary-like intimacy with broader social resonance, the film reflects on the fragility of healthcare systems and the profound human costs of inaccessibility. By situating a personal narrative within a global context of patients struggling for dignity and care, the documentary amplifies a universal truth: survival should never depend on chance.
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