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An All-Around Feel Good

全方位美好

Jordan Lord

乔丹·罗德

2024
26:58
English
US

这部散文式影像作品质问“成为观众”意味着什么。自《美国残障人法案》通过以来,法律虽名义上禁止对残障群体的歧视,却常常无法真正落实。影片纠缠着关于残障、劳动与国家认同的刻板表征,质疑将残障者置于字幕、转录、乃至军需品缝制等低薪劳动中的“善意合理性”,并反思观看与劳动之间的伦理边界。

Asian Premiere 亚洲首映

This essay film asks what it means to be an audience, in the wake of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which claims but often fails to prohibit discrimination against disabled workers and audiences in the United States. Tangling common sense representations of disability, labor, and national identity, the film questions the purported goodness of putting disabled people to work in underpaid contexts ranging from captioning and transcribing to fabricating textiles for the U.S. military.

The film is open captioned and audio described in English. Description of still image: Soldiers lower to the ground, doing a training exercise in a green space in a park, framed by a black border. Beneath the image there’s a caption that reads: “Or another way of saying it is: how these images are put to work.”

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