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‘Bulletproof,’ an indie film featuring disabled actors, continues a proud, if odd, tradition. “Bulletproof,” an indie film having its local premiere Thursday at the Coolidge Corner Theatre, may strike some viewers as hard to categorize, if not downright surreal. Is it a Western? Sort of. A period piece? Yes and no. A comedy-drama-musical? Advertisement In fact, the movie’s 45-member cast and crew features 18 actors with physical and cognitive disabilities. Yet the 35-minute film, produced by the staff of Zeno Mountain Farm, a Vermont-based group of camps for the disabled, is not about its actors’ limitations, according to camp cofounder Will Halby.
Get The Weekender in your inbox: The Globe's top picks for what to see and do each weekend, in Boston and beyond. “It’s all about making an awesome movie,” not a statement, says Halby. Zeno has released eight previous films, several featuring cameos by Hollywood celebrities. Adding to the buzz is the independent documentary that is being shot about the making of “Bulletproof.” “Special needs were not the biggest hurdle. Joseph P. Atypical. Breaking Bad Trailer (First Season)