I Am Not a Freak

This documentary presents an insightful examination of people living with extreme congenital deformities. It highlights their resilience and social involvement, contrasting their experiences with those of performers in historical freak shows, which often lacked acceptance.

Directed by Heron Communications and Cox Video Inc., the film features notable individuals such as Peter Risch, Jack Elam, and Yoko Ono. It shines a light on their stories, illustrating how they have triumphed over adversity and societal stigma. The film serves as an important reminder of the strength of the human spirit in the face of difference.

As a documentary, I Am Not a Freak appeals to collectors interested in biographical storytelling and social issues. Its unique subject matter and historical context make it a noteworthy entry in the documentary genre from the late 1980s.