White Nine (2026)

White Nine captures the untold story of the disability rights movement in Massachusetts through the lens of an unbreakable friendship and an unyielding fight for freedom. Fifty years ago, three teenagers—Joe, Christos, and Charlie—were bound together by devastating spinal cord injuries that, at the time, amounted to a life sentence. Their personal journeys become the emotional core of a much larger saga: the relentless struggle for independence and civil rights for people with disabilities. Today, as the ADA’s protections weaken under political pressure and legal attacks, the hard-won promise of equality is at risk. This film is a powerful call to action—a reminder of how far we’ve come and how urgently we must rise to defend these rights before history repeats itself.