05 October 2018 Factual 97 mins
An investigation into the way media portrayals impact the actual inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
Watch the official CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion 2018 trailer in HD below.
Jane Seymour as Self - Narrator
Ben Affleck as Self
Bryan Cranston as Self
Helen Hunt as Self
Marlee Matlin as Self
Vince Gilligan as Self
Gary Sinise as Self
Jamie Foxx as Self
RJ Mitte as Self
Michael Apted as Self
Jenni Gold Producer
David F. Alfonso Executive Producer
Jeff Maynard Executive Producer
Jeff Maynard Producer
Danny Murphy Associate Producer
Nena Smarz Makeup Artist
Cheri Ingle Wardrobe Designer
Tracie Fiss Co-Producer
Jenni Gold Writer
Erik Lundmark Original Music Composer
United States 05 October 2018
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