Film Disability Studies focus on the image-coding and narrative logic of disabled groups in film representation,exploring the complexity of traditional representations of disability and the production of identities.As an important visual image,the frequency,form and intention of the disabled on the film screen not only reflects the social and cultural perception of disability,but also constantly updates and influences the understanding and acceptance of disability by the audience.Disability on the screen has rich and abundant meanings,firstly,the film uses the"disabled body"as a metaphor for the theme concept;secondly,as an important narrative tool,it opens and ensures the progress of the story.Finally,they participate in the creation of visual spectacle and become an integral part of the cinematic landscape.