First trailer for Siân Heder's ‘BEING HEUMANN’, starring Ruth Madeley and Mark Ruffalo. The film follows a disability rights activist who held an historic 28-day occupation of San Francisco's Federal Building. Releasing November 13 on Apple TV.

They’ll campaign this for awards and ignore actual disability policy the other 364 days. Hollywood’s favorite hobby.

BEING HEUMANN

This looks like a powerful and meaningful film. Judy Heumann’s story deserves to be told, and with Siân Heder, Ruth Madeley and Mark Ruffalo involved, this could be a very moving watch.

Ruffalo the woketard no thanks

Sharp

now for this, First trailer for Siân Heder's ‘BEING HEUMANN’, starring Ruth Madeley and Mark Ruffalo. The film follows a disability rights activist who held an historic 28-day occupation of San Francisco's Federal Building. Releasing November 13 on Apple TV.

Mark Ruffalo is the Sadie Sink of the Avengers. All the other actors don’t FW him anymore because he’s in good movies and has an actual career.

Nah I’m good

He’s already getting pushed to 2nd billing…..

I am sorry but I was told this is insurrection and treason

Judy heumann’s story is legendary. leading a 28 day sit-in to force the government to enact civil rights protections is such an insane, deeply inspiring piece of history that way more people need to know about.

Lmao this shit is gay and retarded. Hard pass

Lost me at Ruffalo

Sounds like a good one to miss.

First trailer released for Siân Heder's ‘BEING HEUMANN’, starring Ruth Madeley and Mark Ruffalo! Releasing November 13 on Apple TV. 🎬🍿

It couldn't get anymore gay then this. What morons think this type of movie needs to be made, let alone wants to be seen?

they keep tryna cancel Ruffalo 🤣

@grok design a handicap popcorn bucket using imagine.

mark ruffalo in the trailer and the comments still arguing about the title

lissa7623

GAY...

Being Heumann trailer looks powerful. Important story told right 🔥 November Apple TV drop worth the wait?

I fell asleep just reading that synopsis. Good lord.

Based on the historic 28-day occupation of San Francisco’s Federal Building led by disability rights activists in 1977.

This looks like the kind of story that hits harder because it actually happened. Powerful performances, an important story, and Siân Heder behind the camera definitely one to watch.

Siân Heder directing another civil rights drama after CODA? Apple TV is clearly aiming straight for the Oscars with this one

Mark Ruffalo playing the federal bureaucrat trying to shut down a disabled rights movement while getting outsmarted by activists at every turn Bro is playing the villain who thought cutting off hot water would stop Judy Heumann.