TIFF 2026 Opening Film Disability Rights Drama Being Heumann

Siân Heder's disability rights drama "Being Heumann" opens the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, centering the 1977 protest that forced federal disability rights enforcement.

Siân Heder's disability rights drama "Being Heumann" opens the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, centering the 1977 protest that forced federal disability rights enforcement.

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