Netflix Commercial CRIP CAMP: A DISABILITY REVOLUTION | Official Trailer 2025

VIDEO Netflix CRIP CAMP: A DISABILITY REVOLUTION | Official Trailer TV commercial 2020 • On the heels of Woodstock, a group of teen campers are inspired to join the fight for disability civil rights. This spirited look at grassroots activism is executive produced by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution premiers March 25th. Netflix is the world's leading streaming entertainment service with over 167 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments. 00:00 [woman] Wait, you want me to tell 'em what happened? 00:02 Well, two people got crabs, and they were spreading. 00:05 We were all very hyper about it. 00:07 I have to go shower some people. 00:09 [chuckles] I'll see you later. 00:12 [man 1] I wanted to be part of the world, but I didn't see anyone like me in it. 00:16 I hear about a summer camp for the handicapped, run by hippies. 00:19 Somebody said you probably will smoke dope with the counselors. 00:22 [chuckles] And I'm like, "Sign me up!" 00:27 Come to Camp Jened and find yourself. 00:29 There I was! I was at Woodstock. 00:33 [man 2] You wouldn't be picked to be on the team back home. 00:36 But at Jened, you had to go up to bat. 00:39 Even when we were that young, we helped empower each other. 00:43 It was allowing us to recognize 00:45 that the status quo is not what it needed to be. 00:50 [woman 2] The world always wants us dead. 00:52 We live with that reality. 00:54 [man 1] At the time, so many kids just like me 00:56 were being sent to institutions. 00:59 It was just a continual struggle. 01:01 Most disabled people, like myself, are unable to use public transportation. 01:06 [man 1] We needed a civil rights law of our own. 01:09 ["Like a Ship" playing] 01:12 [reporter] A rehabilitation program has been vetoed by the president 01:15 because it was cost prohibitive. 01:17 [woman 3] We decided we were gonna have a demonstration. 01:19 [woman 4] You get the call to action. 01:20 "To the barricades!" 01:22 [reporter] A small army of the handicapped 01:24 have occupied this building for the past 11 days. 01:26 [man 1] So many people from Camp Jened found their way into the building. 01:29 [crowd chanting] 01:31 [woman 2] The FBI cut off the phones. 01:33 The deaf people went, "We know what to do." 01:35 That's how we communicated to the people outside the building. 01:38 The Black Panther Party would bring a hot meal. 01:40 We were like this. 01:41 [man over PA] We are the strongest political force in this country. 01:44 We will no longer allow the government to oppress disabled individuals. 01:48 And I would appreciate it if you would stop shaking your head in agreement 01:52 when I don't think you understand what we are talking about. 01:55 [crowd cheering] 01:58 [man 1] What we saw at that camp was that our lives could be better. 02:01 -[boy] Go! -[man 3] Go! 02:03 ["Like a Ship" continues playing] 02:06 [woman 5] If you don't demand what you believe in for yourself, 02:10 you're not gonna get it. 02:12 ♪ I sailed for pleasure ♪ 02:15 ♪ I sailed for pleasure ♪ 02:17 Would you like to see the handicapped people depicted as people? 02:22 Excuse me? 02:23 [laughter]- advertisement spot 2020