I will try to remember and list every movie I've ever seen.

Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent in Home of the Brave (2006)

Michael Shannon in My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done (2009)

Disability-related films recommended to students at the Institute of Special Needs Education at Szeged University, Hungary Filmek az SZTE gyógypedagógus hallgatóinak

Everyone loves movies that are based on a true story, because it means you can say things like: "What a great movie... and it's based on a true story!" For some reason, we human beings like it when we know that things have happened in real life at some point - if said "true story" ended in a happy way, it helps us to inject a little hope into our lives; if it ended in a bad way, well... we've all got a morbid fascination with the sick and perverse, too, right?" Ranked from best to worst.

Lifetime/Odyssey/Original/Infinity - True Movies

Various movies about Disabilities, and the stigma. Movies about the rights of humans of various cultures/races. MAY INCLUDE: very difficult scenes to watch or hear.  Let's end the disability stigma worldwide. 

Ronald Reagan and Eleanor Parker in The Voice of the Turtle (1947)

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