BEING HEUMANN followed by post-screening discussion

Being Heumann is a feature-film screening followed by a post-screening discussion, presented in partnership with Disability Rights Maryland and Itineris. The film follows Judy Heumann, a determined disability-rights activist who channels her anger at being treated as a burden into a movement for change. Set against the 1977 protest involving more than 100 disability-rights activists, the story argues that the system—not disabled people—is what must change.

The film is in English and runs for 127 minutes. The event’s stated schedule includes the screening and discussion.

When: Saturday, November 14, 2026

Showtimes: 5:00 PM; the event is scheduled to run from 5:00 to 7:00 PM EST.

Venue: The SNF Parkway, Theatre 1, the historic first-floor theatre.

Tickets: Tickets start at $12, with a suggested price of $15. Guests may choose the price that works best for them, and additional contributions help make the event more accessible to people who need to pay less.

Presented with: Disability Rights Maryland and Itineris.

Format: Feature-film screening followed by a post-screening discussion.

Run time: 127 minutes for the film.

Language: English.

Director: Sian Heder.

Screenwriters: Rebekah Taussig and Siân Heder.

Cast: Ruth Madeley, Mark Ruffalo, and Dylan O'Brien.

Producers: David Permut, John W. Beach, Kevin Cleary, Kevin J. Walsh, and Siân Heder.

Executive producers: Judith Heumann, Kristen Joiner, Diana Pokorny, and James Albrecht.

Co-producer: Alex Astrachan.

Cinematographer: Jamie D. Ramsay.

Editor: Geraud Brisson.

Production designer: John P. Goldsmith.

Composer: Francesco Le Metre.