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June 29, 2025

Our screening at Hollywood Theatre in Portland was an awesome event.

Please, we need your help. For the cost of screening at Hollywood, the cost for distribution, and marketing. Please donate what you can for this very important film. See GoFundMe link at the bottom of page.

Our education based, groundbreaking film challenges societal norms, exploring profound themes of ableism, racism, intersectionality, and the distinction between Disability Rights and Disability Justice. It challenges the notions of beauty and centers on the lived experiences of adults with disabilities. This is the first film uniting a minority, the largest minority, Persons with Disabilities, that spans the globe.

While understanding that ableism and inspiration porn are embedded in our culture, we want to share stories authentically and unapologetically. It is packed with stories and information to educate and shed light on the experience of individuals with disabilities.

@wearethemostbeautifupeople

Director and Editor BA Short @bethannshort

Cinematographer Robert Lafady @rdlafady

Producer Zian Chavez @zianchavez

Original Song by Toni Hickman @therealtonihickman and Matthew Monias @mattmaconline

WATMBP LLC and Crow and Moon Productions @crowandmoonproductions

WATMBP LLC and Crow and Moon Productions acknowledges we are located on the territory of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla, and other indigenous nations, ceded under duress between 1848 and 1855. Currently, Multnomah County is home to the 9th largest urban Indigenous population. For more information and an interactive map, visit https://native-land.ca/ 

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