Crip Camp
Produced by Barack and Michelle Obama, this uplifting documentary traces the roots of the disability rights movement to a 1970s summer camp. Its personal stories and activist spirit are both moving and empowering. The film highlights a pivotal but often overlooked civil rights chapter.
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Score0Rank#10
Produced by Barack and Michelle Obama, this uplifting documentary traces the roots of the disability rights movement to a 1970s summer camp. Its personal stories and activist spirit are both moving and empowering. The film highlights a pivotal but often overlooked civil rights chapter.
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Score0Rank#12
Focused on a groundbreaking summer camp for disabled teenagers in the 1970s, the film traces the roots of the disability rights movement in America. Its blend of personal storytelling and political history gives the documentary remarkable warmth and urgency.
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Score0Rank#12
Beginning at a groundbreaking summer camp for disabled teenagers, the film traces the rise of the disability rights movement in America. Its joyful humanity and historical depth helped broaden awareness of disability activism.
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Score0Rank#12
Beginning at a groundbreaking summer camp for disabled teenagers, the film evolves into a moving account of disability rights activism in America. Its personal storytelling and historical significance earned widespread acclaim.