Disposable Humanity
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Join us at the Ware Center for a free screening of the film Disposable Humanity—plus a community discussion panel and a Q&A with the filmmakers.
The Mitchell family—esteemed Disability Studies scholars and filmmakers—delve into the chilling legacy of the Nazi Aktion T4 program. This investigative documentary recounts the long-obscured history of how over 300,000 disabled individuals became the initial victims of the Third Reich. Targeted by the T4 program as having a “life unworthy of living,” their murders laid the groundwork for the Holocaust that followed.
Free | Tickets required
6:15 PM • Pre-show community panel discussion
Post-show • Q&A with director Cameron S. Mitchell
Co-presented by the MU Disability Film Festival.
The Mitchell family—esteemed Disability Studies scholars and filmmakers—delve into the chilling legacy of the Nazi Aktion T4 program. This investigative documentary recounts the long-obscured history of how over 300,000 disabled individuals became the initial victims of the Third Reich. Targeted by the T4 program as having a “life unworthy of living,” their murders laid the groundwork for the Holocaust that followed.
Free | Tickets required
6:15 PM • Pre-show community panel discussion
Post-show • Q&A with director Cameron S. Mitchell
Co-presented by the MU Disability Film Festival.
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Where is it happening?
42 N Prince Street, Lancaster, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17603
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Host or PublisherWare Center for the Arts
