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Crip Camp

Crip Camp
A summer at Camp Jened turned into a widespread protest that resulted in the formulation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This empowering tale is about campers turned activists who were filled with spirit, music and humor and went on to shape the future of the disability-rights movement.

With incredible camp footage, the historic protest shines a light on the overlooked battle for civil rights that emboldens us to come together to spark great change. This heartwarming feature shows us how disabled teens in 1971 were finally recognised apart from their disabilities.



CATEGORY U.S. Documentary Competition

COUNTRY U.S.A.



RUN TIME 102 min

COMPANY Netflix

WEBSITE https://www.netflix.com



EMAIL [email protected]

Credits

Directors
  • Nicole Newnham
  • Jim LeBrecht
Executive Producers
  • Barack Obama
  • Michelle Obama
  • Tonia Davis
  • Priya Swaminathan
  • Howard Gertler
Produced By
  • Sara Bolder
  • Jim LeBrecht
  • Nicole Newnham
Edited By
  • Eileen Meyer
  • Andrew Gersh
Co-Editor
  • Mary Lampson
Director Of Photography
  • Justin Schein
Associate Producer
  • Lauren Schwartzman
Music By
  • Bear McCreary
Music Supervisor
  • Amine Ramer
Additional Editor
  • Shane Hofeldt
Story Consultant
  • Denise Sherer Jacobson

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