Films about Disability Inclusion
This selection features films that explore disability inclusion, celebrating the stories, experiences, and achievements of individuals with disabilities.
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My Body Is Extremely Unusual I've Never Seen Another Like It
Directed by CBC Documentary
Year: December 12, 2023
Unloved: Film Remembers Huronia's Forgotten Children
Directed by Human Rights Museum
Year: 2023 | 89 min
The Freedom Tour by People First Canada
The film documents the incredible journey of 16 self-advocates and friends who travelled across the Prairie Provinces to raise awareness about life in an institution. The documentary portrays compelling stories told by survivors of institutions who had moved into communities across the Prairies.
Doing the Impossible
Inspired by the birth of a boy with Down Syndrome, one mother’s bold choice not to institutionalize her child and challenge the status quo led to the formation of an organization that would impact the lives of thousands, inspire generations to fight for human rights and significantly change Canada’s legal and social landscape for people with developmental disabilities.
ReelAbilities Film Festival Toronto (RAFFTO)
Established in 2016, the ReelAbilities Film Festival Toronto (RAFFTO) stands as the sole Canadian branch of North America's largest film festival focused on celebrating Deaf and disability cultures. It features a diverse lineup of short films, feature-length productions, and documentaries.