Goodbye CP (1972)

Kazuo Hara’s camera trails Yokota Hiroshi and Yokozuka Koichi, two activists living with cerebral palsy, as they navigate their daily routines and political struggles. Their collective, a tight-knit group of disability-rights advocates, confronts societal indifference and systemic barriers. Through intimate, unfiltered observation, Hara captures their fierce independence, moments of frustration, and unyielding drive to be heard, revealing the personal stakes behind their public defiance.