Pulse development · 1 cited source · October 6, 2026
Film features caregiving and disability
Take Me Home opens at the Enzian on Oct. 16.
Take Me Home is a new film about disability, aging, and caregiving. It opens at the Enzian on Oct. 16 as part of a limited nationwide release. Anna Sargent, who has cognitive disabilities, stars in the film.
There was a special acting coach for Anna and an accessibility producer to help her in her lead role. Sargent said making Anna the true lead made space for her to own her performance and be a full, deep, complicated human. The invitation includes a call for the audience to ask why this environment for thriving does not yet exist.
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SPOTLIGHT: Orlando-based film features filmmaker’s sister in focus on caregiving and disabilitycfpublic.org · Oct 1
- Film features caregiving and disability
- Take Me Home opens at the Enzian on Oct. 16.
- Take Me Home is a new film about disability, aging, and caregiving.
- It opens at the Enzian on Oct. 16 as part of a limited nationwide release.
- Anna Sargent, who has cognitive disabilities, stars in the film.
- There was a special acting coach for Anna and an accessibility producer to help her in her lead role.
- Sargent said making Anna the true lead made space for her to own her performance and be a full, deep, complicated human.
- The invitation includes a call for the audience to ask why this environment for thriving does not yet exist.
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