Michael J. Dougherty joins the show for a discussion about disability representation in the movies. Andrew recently watched and reviewed the new film THE INNOCENTS from writer/director Eskil Vogt, and took issue with one aspect of the film pertaining to disability.

Michael is a filmmaker, writer and disability advocate, and he helps break down some of the best and worst examples of disability representation, as well as giving his thoughts on THE INNOCENTS.

Links

• Andrew’s review of THE INNOCENTS on ArthouseGarage.com
• Andrew’s interview with Eskil Vogt on YouTube
• Michael Dougherty on Facebook
• Michael’s PSA, Look Around, on YouTube

Other films & TV we discuss in this episode

• Sia’s Music
• The Tribe
• CODA
• Sound of Metal
• The Water Dance
• Life Animated
• Ironside
• My Left Foot
• The Sessions

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