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Biopic 'Being Heumann' on Disability Rights Activist Now Streaming
- The film 'Being Heumann' is directed by Siân Heder, known for 'CODA', and is now streaming on Apple TV.
- Ruth Madeley stars as disability rights activist Judith Heumann in the biopic.
- The film details a 1977 sit-in led by Heumann, a key event in the disability rights movement.
- Producer Kevin J. Walsh emphasizes the importance of accessibility on the film's set.
- The film is available for streaming on Apple TV with a 7-day free trial.
Timeline
‘Being Heumann’ Composer Discusses Capturing Judy Heumann’s Spirit
Composer Francesco Le Metre discusses capturing Judy Heumann's spirit and 70s punk rock spirit for the film.
‘Being Heumann’ Review Highlights Disability Rights Movement
A review details the occupation of a federal building by activists, including Judy Heumann.
‘Being Heumann’ Premieres on Apple TV
The disability rights drama begins streaming on Apple TV on November 13.
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‘Being Heumann’ Director Discusses Film’s Impact
Siân Heder discusses how her Oscar win for CODA helped in making Being Heumann.
Articles (14)
The Hollywood Reporter·
Producer Kevin J. Walsh Had Seen It All. Then ‘Being Heumann’ Came Along
The Star-Ledger (NJ.com)·
How to watch ‘Being Heumann’: Where to stream the Judith Heumann biopic for free
The Oregonian·
How to watch ‘Being Heumann’: Where to stream the Judith Heumann biopic for free
cleveland.com·
How to watch ‘Being Heumann’: Where to stream the Judith Heumann biopic for free
New York Post·
How ‘CODA’ Director Siân Heder Used Oscar Win to Get ‘Being Heumann’ Made
Collider·
Mark Ruffalo’s New Apple TV Movie Does Something No Other Film Has
New York Post·
‘Being Heumann’ premieres on Apple TV—Here’s how to watch it for free
Financial Times·
Being Heumann — a gleefully spiky portrait of a disability rights pioneer
IGN·
Being Heumann Review
The New York Times·
‘Being Heumann’ Review: Disabled People Righting Wrongs, Staking Out Rights