A film about a prominent disability rights activist is set to premiere at a major Canadian festival. The subject of the film, Judith Heumann, was a key figure in the movement, earning a notable title for her work. Her life's work included efforts that led to significant federal legislation.

The film, directed by Siân Heder, will be showcased on the festival's opening night. Heumann's story was also featured in a previous film. Further details about the film and its premiere are available from the source.

The festival is scheduled to run from September 10 to 20, with the film making its world premiere on the first night.