The Ugly Face of Disability Hate Crime

In this documentary, Adam Pearson, who has neurofibromatosis type 1, investigates the reasons behind the under-reporting of disability hate crimes. He highlights the bullying and discrimination faced by disabled individuals, aiming to raise awareness of this significant social injustice.

The film sheds light on various aspects of hate crime, from the perspective of a visually impaired person to the experience of those with disfigured faces. It emphasizes the urgent need for empathy and understanding in addressing these issues. As a collector, this documentary offers a profound look into an often-overlooked topic, making it a relevant addition to discussions around social issues.