Movies like The Waterdance (1992)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like The Waterdance, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Theory of Everything

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    This biographical film about the life of the renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking similarly portrays the challenges faced when one's physical capabilities are dramatically changed. The courage and resilience exhibited by Hawking could resonate with audiences who were moved by The Waterdance.

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    2. Born on the Fourth of July

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    Oliver Stone's powerful biopic of Vietnam War veteran Ron Kovic, who becomes an anti-war and pro-human rights political activist after suffering an injury in battle that leaves him paralyzed. The film's exploration of the impact of disability and the struggle for dignity and purpose mirrors themes in The Waterdance.

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    3. Coming Home

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    Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, Coming Home confronts the challenges faced by veterans dealing with disabilities acquired in combat. This film's raw portrayal of both physical and emotional recovery dovetails with the personal journeys depicted in The Waterdance.

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    4. The Sessions

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    The Sessions tells the story of a man confined to an iron lung who wishes to lose his virginity and works with a professional sex surrogate. It tackles the subject of physical disability and sexuality with sensitivity and candor, which viewers of The Waterdance may appreciate.

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    5. Whose Life Is It Anyway?

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    Exploring the themes of personal autonomy and the value of life, Whose Life Is It Anyway? follows a talented sculptor who becomes paralyzed. The film's honest examination of physical disability and the fight for one's right to make decisions about their own existence resonates strongly with the narrative of The Waterdance.