Crip Camp

A vital and joyful work that puts a lesser-known part of American civil rights history on the map...

At times it feels like Crip Camp bites off slightly too much for a movie that's less than two hours long. But I can't really blame the directors for cramming in as much information as they can.

Crip Camp is the kind of documentary whose name circulates in must-watch lists for months: it's an inspiring true story, accessibly told.

It visibilizes the history of one of the most invisibilized communities in this country.

How strange - and how telling - that despite the wealth of big-screen documentaries released in the past 20 years, the story behind the remarkable Crip Camp has gone so long untold.

Mostly, this is an empowering feel-good documentary about a small group of people who came together in the right place at the right time.

Fantastic doc.

Crip Camp provides an inside view of the importance of freedom, expression, youth, pleasure and life. Things we often take for granted. Their fight paved the way for a better life. Incredible documentary. [Full review in Spanish]

Do not miss this.

An ode to a community that breaks the barriers imposed by an inaccessible system every day. [Full Review in Spanish]