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When:
First Wednesday of the month.
Every month.

Where:
DCTV, 87 Lafayette Street (between Walker and White),
2 blocks South of the Canal Street Subway Station.
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Time:
6:30 to 10pm.  Screenings start promptly at 7pm. 

To RSVP call Lawrence at:
212.284.4160

The disTHIS! Film Series is a project of the Disabilities Network of NYC and is made possible, in part, by generous support from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.

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To submit a film for consideration, please
send to:


Lawrence Carter-Long
Director of Advocacy
Disabilities Network of NYC
548 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10012

   

Presented by the Disabilities Network of NYC and hosted by DCTV. The disTHIS! monthly film series showcases quality narrative, shorts, documentary and feature films with disability themes beyond the tragic/heroic trap moviegoers have come to expect.

“Forget everything you’ve seen before,” said Lawrence Carter-Long, curator of the film series and the Director of Advocacy for the Disabilities Network of NYC. “We won’t subject viewers to another hokey tearjerker or movie of the week melodrama with manipulative violin music. The disTHIS! film and talkback series will be funny, sexy, and always provocative. This is disability through a whole new lens.”

“Movies about disability have been more concerned about diagnosis than they have with character development, storytelling or innovation for far too long. disTHIS! seeks not just to change stereotypes, but to obliterate them altogether. Our movies will sometimes be funny, occassionally sexy, and you can count on them to always be provocative; never quite what you'd expect."

Snacks are served at each screening and the space is wheelchair accessible. Whenever possible all films will include ASL interpretation, open captions and/or audio description. All disTHIS! movies, talkback sessions and related events are free and open to the public.

COST: $5 Donation.