2020 Directed by James Lebrecht, Nicole Newnham 129 mins Documentary, History
The film was created from the perspective of people with disabilities, featuring people who had diverse disabilities and capturing their real lived experiences. The documentary uses unfiltered, often raw and unedited footage that brings viewers directly into the campers’ world, helping to break down stereotypes and foster empathy. It avoids outsider framing or pity narratives, emphasising agency, activism, and the political identity of disability. In essence, its authenticity comes from centering the real voices and experiences of disabled people, and its inclusivity stems from portraying disability as part of a diverse, vibrant identity connected to larger struggles for equality and justice.