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New documentary about disability hits a hurdle
A film about the rights of the disabled is struggling with wheelchair places in cinemas.
Garry Maddox is a Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.
A film about the rights of the disabled is struggling with wheelchair places in cinemas.
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