FEATURE
Disposable Humanity
History
Education
Holocaust
Human rights
The Mitchell family, a family of Disability Studies scholars and filmmakers, has researched The Nazi Aktion T4 program since the 1990s. Through conversations with memorial directors, disabled people, and relatives of T4 victims they uncover the horrifying truth: that the Nazi Aktion T4 program, was in fact the program where the Nazis trained killing staff and designed the apparatus of mass murder that led to the Holocaust. Disabled people were the first victims to be killed under the Third Reich and in this investigative documentary, the Mitchells reveal how this history has been covered over and erased from international public memory.
Content Note: Violence; eugenics; nudity.
This film is eligible for the ReelAbilities Rotten Tomatoes Audience Award. Learn more at: reelabilities.org/rtaa
SHOWTIMES
IN-PERSON
Apr 28 | 6:00 PM | The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan (MMJCCM)
Apr 29 | 7:00 PM | Joan and Alan Bernikow JCC-Staten Island (JCCSI)
FREE
ONLINE
Available in the Tri-State Area April 24 - May 3 only on ReelAbilities.org/stream