“…wonderfully original look at bodily variations…” — B. Ruby Rich, Film Critic and Professor of Social Documentation
“An ethical and philosophical mind-bender…” — CPH:DOX Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival
“Fascinating, humane, and provocative reframing of conceptions of ‘normal’ bodies and ‘disability.'” – Gina Maranto, author of Quest for Perfection
“… a highly entertaining, as well as visually and intellectually stimulating presentation, . . . it is highly recommended both to academics and the general public.” — Journal of Responsible Innovation, Film Review by Stevienna de Saille, March 6, 2014. (Entire review is available for free online.)
“I screened Fixed in a disability studies-focused course I co-taught this past semester… The students absolutely loved the film; they found itcompelling and complicated, and it helped transform their understandings about bodies, disability, technology, ethics, economic justice, disability rights, etc. I *highly* recommend it.” — Joan M. Ostrove, Professor, Department of Psychology, Macalester College
“‘Fixed’ is a “must see” film for anyone interested in technology solutions for people with disabilities, especially those who are learning about, exploring, or designing new ones. It expertly illuminates the debate surrounding human enhancement and transhumanist philosophies, while giving a clear voice to those who might be the most impacted–people with disabilities and their ongoing struggles within an “ableist” culture.” –Ray Grott, Director, Rehabilitation Engineering Technology (RET) Project, San Francisco State University, and President-Elect of RESNA (Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America)