Opinion: BFI We Crip Film Festival - a mainstreaming of crip sensibilities?

Disability Arts Online's magazine as audio
12/09/2025 6 min Episodio 9
Opinion: BFI We Crip Film Festival - a mainstreaming of crip sensibilities?

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BFI Southbank's We Crip Film Festival during this year's Disability Pride Month promised to be 'a reclamation by the disabled film community to champion our strength, creativity and ingenuity as we survive and thrive.' We Crip Film is BFI's 'intersectional disability advocacy group'. James Zatka-Haas reflects on its significance. Read by Joe Turnbull.The article is available here.

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