COVERAGE

PBS DOCCLUB PILOT EPISODE! / What We Never Learned About Little People

CAP Public Radio/ INTERVIEW WITH JULIE FORREST WYMAN ‍

California Humanities / Grantee spotlight

Disability Belongs / … The Importance of Community and Building Disabled-Led Spaces

Always looking up podcast / Julie Forrest Wyman On …How Culture Shapes Reality

Millennial Body Image podcast /…Redefining Body Image and Belonging

This Ability Podcast/ Julie in conversation with Johns Hopkins’  Dr Stephanie Van

what people are saying

“A heartfelt documentary that takes audiences on a journey. “The Tallest Dwarf” will help you see the world differently.”

Louisa Moore / Screen Zealots

“It’s a film that gives you insight into an underrepresented group of people. But it also makes visible their humanity and the way they want to tell their own story.”

Cara Ogburn / Milwaukee Film

“An Extraordinary documentary - altered my molecular structure.” 

- Tim Sika, Celluloid Dreams

“creates fascinating cinema out of various marginalized perspectives colliding.”

Culturess, Lisa Laman

A pulse-taking of the diverse little-people community

Dennis Harvey,48 Hills

“The director deeply digs in… and presents no easy answers”

Peter Wong, BrokeAssStuart.com

“The Tallest Dwarf asks the viewer to consider important questions, like,‘What if the culture created pathways for LPs to love and accept their bodies?’ and ‘What if LITTLE PEOPLE don’t want medical interventions that make them or their children closer to the norm?

Virgie TovAr / Forbes