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you might want to think of Logan's Run, where getting old is thought of as a
disability per se. Then there are all those "plague" movies, like OMEGA MAN,
where the disability is the disease. Often in such situations, the "normals"
like Charleton Heston become scapegoats... hrgreenberg md endit

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