An audience favourite at Sundance 2020, this documentary explores how a 1970s summer camp for disabled teens sparked a revolution...
An audience favourite at Sundance 2020, this documentary explores how a 1970s summer camp for disabled teens sparked a revolution by creating a utopia free from discrimination and isolation—activities included sports, smoking and makeout sessions. Executive produced by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.
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100 %101 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
91 %280 reviewsAudience score rating
"Footage is surprising, and, occasionally heart-breaking; not because of the disabilities onscreen, but because it recalls the idealism of the 1970s, long since gone."
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Screen Daily
Screen Daily"What's most remarkable is how the primitive video footage balances the aspects of Jened that were unique — you've never seen a baseball game or swimming instruction like this — with moments that are hilarious and universal."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"The movie succeeds in enlightening without ever coming across as an “eat your spinach” civics lesson."
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Variety
Variety"Crip Camp proves some success stories only grow more powerful with age, and their ability to inspire action is timeless."
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IndieWire
IndieWireCrip Camp: A Disability Revolution | Details
Award winner- Audience Award, Sundance 2020
- Runtime
- 107
- Genre
- Documentary
- Country of origin
- USA
