Well, they shoehorned as many traits as possible and it does nothing to dispel the idea that Aspies are emotionless, would-be killers (even if in a good cause) but it was still good fun, if a little flabby in the second act.
Still, as they say, if you've met one killer with autism, you've met one killer with autism :)
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Saturday, 18 March 2017
Thursday, 12 January 2017
Best and Most Beautiful Things (2016)
A
young, blind, aspie woman's search for her identity as an independent
adult. Michelle sold the whole film and is open and extremely likeable.
A few things that stood out:
A few things that stood out:
- After Michelle explains to a teacher why she felt patronised by her: "It's not you, it's your autism speaking". What a witch!
- The sensory-overload of the basketball game.
- The scene when Michelle tries to chat to another woman in a bar during a Pride fest, only for the woman to turn her back to her was heartbreaking!
- What a great mother and boyfriend!
- Cool socks!
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