Two countries are compared in their treatment of disabled individuals, focusing on practices in Germany and the USA.
Synopsis
Two countries are compared in their treatment of disabled individuals, focusing on practices in Germany and the USA.
Synopsis
In 1971, Werner Herzog presents a stark contrast between the treatment of disabled individuals in Germany and the United States. The film features various locations, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers, where patients receive differing levels of care and support. Interviews with medical professionals and families reveal the societal attitudes toward disability in both countries. The documentary raises awareness about the challenges faced by disabled people and the systems designed to assist them.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Germany and the USA treat disabled individuals differently.
- Meet disabled individuals sharing their personal stories.
- Find out about societal attitudes towards disability in the 1970s.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1971, a time of significant social change.
- It has a runtime of 43 minutes, making it a concise examination of its topic.
- The documentary is produced in Germany and features both German and English languages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Handicapped Future?
Werner Herzog directed the documentary Handicapped Future.
What year was Handicapped Future released?
Handicapped Future was released in 1971.
In which countries was Handicapped Future produced?
Handicapped Future was produced in Germany.
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