Overview

• Directed by Laetitia Møller and produced by Isabelle Foucrier of the INA, the 52-minute film premiered June 23 on LCP and is available on LCP.fr
• Rare archival footage and contemporary interviews trace the fight for disability rights from post-World War I marginalization to the 1975 law
• The documentary highlights a pivotal 1960s–70s shift from a strictly medical model toward demands for autonomy and universal accessibility
• It presents internal debates among activists over the role of state-partner associations and calls for more representative governance of disability care
• Despite establishing a legal foundation, the 1975 law’s uneven application means gaps persist in housing, transport, education and public visibility for people with disabilities