Planet of Snail
Planet of Snail is a glimpse into the unique relationship of deaf and blind Young-Chan and his wife Soon-Ho, who has a spinal disability and shortened stature. The two navigate life’s challenges (such as the hour-long changing of a light bulb) together with an astonishing level of communication and trust.
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Love Never Dies
Billed as a sequel to the immensely popular Phantom of the Opera, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies picks up the action ten years after Eric, chased by an angry mob, fled from the Paris Opera House to exile in the sideshows of Coney Island.
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Benda Bilili!
Meaning “look beyond” in Congolese dialect of Kinshasa, Benda Bilili follows the street musicians (all with disabilities) who develop their talents in order to raise themselves out of poverty.
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Wild Target
The writers of Wild Target probably thought a gun-toting, wheelchair-using old lady would be funny, but we think she’s one badass mother.
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How to Train Your Dragon
Dragons with a penchant for chewing off limbs and burning down houses plague the Viking village of Berk in How to Train Your Dragon.
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