ADA Celebration: Vivien's Wild Ride + Sign 504 Now!

LOCATION The Roxie Theater 3125 16th Street San Francisco, CA 94103 GET TICKETS Use code "ADA2026" to save at checkout. On Sunday, July 26, the Roxie Theater and the GLBT Historical Society celebrate ADA Day with a double feature and a live panel. First comes Sign 504 Now!, a 30-minute documentary sourced from our archives that returns to 1977, when more than 150 disabled activists occupied the San Francisco Federal Office Building for 26 days — the longest nonviolent occupation of a federal building in U.S. history. Then comes Vivien's Wild Ride, a feature-length documentary about Bay Area film editor Vivien Hillgrove as she loses her sight to macular degeneration and grapples with memory, identity, and artistic survival. Between the films, a panel discussion moderated by Crip Camp director Jim LeBrecht brings together Hillgrove, Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda, and Dr. Kevin Mintz. LEARN MORE + GET TICKETS Both films are open-captioned. Vivien's Wild Ride offers audio description on request, and ASL interpretation will be provided for the introductory comments and the panel discussion. Questions? Please contact the Roxie at info@roxie.com.