Name: クリップ・キャンプの信じられない削除シーン｜Netflix (Incredible Deleted Scenes From Crip Camp | Netflix)
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Do you like to see handicapped people depicted as people?

I think that there were a lot of stories in the film that

because we made the decision to tell the film

as, kind of, the story of a band of friends.

One of the things I remember was, we talked

It was really kind of, where did my liberation

start happening? Where I didn't feel like a burden

or a problem, where I didn't feel penned in.

1967 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Station Wagon

When I got my driver's license, everything changed.

There's a part of driving that was like a great equalizer

for me, it was like I could do it as well as anybody else.

And behind the wheel, no one knows that I have a disability.

I can be out in the world and not be stared at

One of the best things about having a car was

We didn't sleep together until a trip I made to see her.

She was going school and living in the dorms.

It felt kinda natural when we really kinda knew each other.

that our bodies were different, we knew that.

Some characters' back stories had to stand in for others.

Some characters' journeys had to stand in for others,

to lose was the back story of our character Denise Jacobson

in an apartment building that was on the second floor,

and she couldn't get up and down the stairs.

There was no elevator, so she was literally stuck

and she had a very vivid, powerful way of describing

that experience of isolation and then the joy she felt

in landing in the camp and finding friends and being able

to roll wherever she wanted and having freedom.

We edited for about a year and a half on this project.

A bit longer than I think that we expected at first,

it kinda reveals itself to you in a lot of ways.

One of the exercises that we were really encouraged

to do was to try to make a 90 minute cut,

and how the evolution of these people's lives were,

and kind of make it not seem like two different films.

Well I think we believed from the beginning

that it had to be a feature film to start with.

The narrative structure was the power of the camp

and seeing how the spark of the camp and the power

of these individuals coming together was gonna make

things change throughout the entire world.

and how do we blend this really immersive footage

that we had from the camp with the scraps

across time and how do we make that one story arc?

Because of that, a lot of things did have

We definitely had in our minds-eye tracing things

up to the ADA, and we thought that the kind of end

of the second act would be the incredible victory

of a federal building, and the enforcement

of the first disability rights legislation.

We worked our way towards I think knowing

that where we had to end the film was back

and kind of the resolution of the life journeys

One of the things that got us there was playing around

the old camp footage with the return to the campsite,

and this incredible song "Sugar Mountain" by Neil Young,

and there's something of kind of like a longing

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