King Gimp
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | King Gimp |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1999 |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Susan Hannah Hadary William A. Whiteford |
| script | Dan Keplinger |
| production | Susan Hannah Hadary William A. Whiteford |
| music | Michael Bacon |
| cut | Geof Bartz |
King Gimp is an American documentary released in 1999.
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The film describes the life of the artist Dan Keplinger. As a child , the painter fell ill with infantile cerebral palsy , which led to a handicap that forced Keplinger to use a wheelchair. His language center was also damaged. Despite his art and intelligence, Keplinger was the victim of ridicule and hostility from others.
Awards
- Peabody Award - won
- Oscar ( 72nd award ) for Best Documentary Short Film - won
- Emmy for Outstanding Children's Show - Nominated
Web links
- King Gimp in the Internet Movie Database (English)