CRIP CAMP: A DISABILITY REVOLUTION | Official Trailer | Netflix | Documentary
On the heels of Woodstock, a group of teen campers are inspired to join the fight for disability civil rights. This spirited look at grassroots activism is executive produced by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution premiers March 25th.
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CRIP CAMP: A DISABILITY REVOLUTION | Official Trailer | Netflix | Documentary
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A groundbreaking summer camp galvanizes a group of teens with disabilities to help build a movement, forging a new path toward greater equality.
Obama's transition to media productions, educational documentaries, etc. is so heartening. He and Michelle do not deserve the chaos of political madness. Instead, they can help people through the best outlets possible. Obama was an incredible President, even with all his mistakes and troubles operating under an oppressive system, he did his best to unite people under his administration. He can't go back and correct his mistakes, but the path he's taken is far better.
I wish I could watch the whole documentary but not able to pay for subscriptions. I'm disabled in a few ways. One cannot be seen, I take that back, none can be seen unless I were to wear my MRIs! I hope and pray that all suffering in any way will be helped by Jesus. He can work miracles. Some may need to ask for forgiveness too. I have apologized to those I hurt so long ago but there are a couple who can't or won't accept. I don't know what more I can say. God Bless us all.
The young woman with glasses in this clip was Judith Heumann. She's one of the activists who got the Americans with Disabilities Act passed. She just passed away.
This is such a great film to watch – you can see early on that she was someone who was going to change the world.
This is amazing! How did I not know this history? Very powerful and a part of American history everyone should learn about in school. I plan to assign this to my graduate students ASAP.
Parent here! Can anyone tell me why this movie is rated R? What content should I be aware of? I love the purpose of the film and am considering watching it with my kiddo.
just experienced this with half a box of kleenex and it reminded me of an African quote : 'if you think you're too small to make a difference, you never spent the night with a mosquito'
wow….. i just watched the documentary in it's entirety and it was awesome. judy was the rockstar who got shit done and made government listen. what was that song playing at the end?
To anyone out there – please see this documentary, you may not agree with everything in it ( And I certainly didn't agree with a lot of the language in it ) – That being said it is perfect example of how those with disabilities have always have had to fight for their rights.
I was skeptical at first, took me a few tries to watch this through, but I really got hit in the feels and I'm glad I watched it, and would recommend it to anyone..
AMAZING! These people, and the whole social movement has helped change a lot. Although as said at the end, without a change in attitude, law's are just laws, and this is very true.
There is still some way to go, even now.
This was very insightful, heart warming and very well made. Thank you
I have not heard of this documentary until now, I have learned about it because I am reading an article on Andraéa Lavant the Impact producer for this documentary who attended the 2021 Academy Awards/Oscars.
I would like to watch this insightful documentary. Thank you for posting. I am sharing this. Date Stamp: 03may21
See it!
@Educational Brains in Florida I am hoping to see the day that every person can live to their full potential. As a society we are better as a team:)
Obama's transition to media productions, educational documentaries, etc. is so heartening. He and Michelle do not deserve the chaos of political madness. Instead, they can help people through the best outlets possible. Obama was an incredible President, even with all his mistakes and troubles operating under an oppressive system, he did his best to unite people under his administration. He can't go back and correct his mistakes, but the path he's taken is far better.
if you're on the fence about watching this, just watch it. you won't regret it. this movie is so empowering. i'm so grateful it was made.
GO JUDY!!!!!
I wish I could watch the whole documentary but not able to pay for subscriptions.
I'm disabled in a few ways. One cannot be seen, I take that back, none can be seen unless I were to wear my MRIs!
I hope and pray that all suffering in any way will be helped by Jesus. He can work miracles.
Some may need to ask for forgiveness too. I have apologized to those I hurt so long ago but there are a couple who can't or won't accept. I don't know what more I can say.
God Bless us all.
Rest in peace Judy Heumann
The young woman with glasses in this clip was Judith Heumann. She's one of the activists who got the Americans with Disabilities Act passed. She just passed away.
This is such a great film to watch – you can see early on that she was someone who was going to change the world.
And she did.
Rest in peace Judy Heumann. A true force of nature.
Thank you Judith Heumann for everything you did. Your passing is an immeasurable loss for all of us.
Rest in Peace, Judith Heumann
Too bad we can't mandate acceptance.
Great documentary!
The amount of wisdom produced by these kids in a single camp is greater than what have been done on TikTok.
This is amazing! How did I not know this history? Very powerful and a part of American history everyone should learn about in school. I plan to assign this to my graduate students ASAP.
Parent here! Can anyone tell me why this movie is rated R? What content should I be aware of? I love the purpose of the film and am considering watching it with my kiddo.
just experienced this with half a box of kleenex and it reminded me of an African quote : 'if you think you're too small to make a difference, you never spent the night with a mosquito'
2022 ….the original crips took over the house..good job
wow….. i just watched the documentary in it's entirety and it was awesome. judy was the rockstar who got shit done and made government listen. what was that song playing at the end?
To anyone out there – please see this documentary, you may not agree with everything in it ( And I certainly didn't agree with a lot of the language in it ) – That being said it is perfect example of how those with disabilities have always have had to fight for their rights.
Netflix has been going to a whole new level with movies such as this one, a very inspirational like movie that is a must watch.
palane crashed
Wtf this is not crip
I was skeptical at first, took me a few tries to watch this through, but I really got hit in the feels and I'm glad I watched it, and would recommend it to anyone..
Best movie, loved it, totally eye-opening and informative.
AMAZING!
These people, and the whole social movement has helped change a lot.
Although as said at the end, without a change in attitude, law's are just laws, and this is very true.
There is still some way to go, even now.
This was very insightful, heart warming and very well made.
Thank you
I have not heard of this documentary until now, I have learned about it because I am reading an article on Andraéa Lavant the Impact producer for this documentary who attended the 2021 Academy Awards/Oscars.
I would like to watch this insightful documentary. Thank you for posting. I am sharing this. Date Stamp: 03may21
I cried watching this. People can be so cruel.
2:18 "Would you like to see the Handicapped people Depicted as People"
Breathing just got slow
Le Pm Modi:-"Unkeh Maa bohot khush hongeh".
In all honesty though , I am sorry we have sucha insensitive PM.