Life, Animated
Documentary • PG • 2016 • 1 hr 31 min
Starring
Owen Suskind, Ron Suskind, Jonathan Freeman, Gilbert Gottfried
Directed By
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Pretty touching and relatable story of someone with autism who’s obsessed with Disney animation
This movie is heartwarming, amazing and surprisingly in depth. You will leave this movie with more hope for the human race
Whether you love Disney or are a hardened cynic, this story of autism, Brotherhood and love will warm your heart. I laughed and I cried.
Interesting foray into the world of an autistic adult. Drags at times but the story and lessons learned are worth the watch.
An eye opening, beautifully crafted, emotional film about an autistic kid learning his paths in life through Disney animated films.
A documentary about a guy just finding his place in the world. Charming film about where he fits in.
Very great catalyst for a short film but feature length documentary is a little overkill
A romantic perspective of life through the scope of Disney. The juxtapositions are spot on. Encouraging story of a young man with autism.
A documentary that shows the power of art and fiction in the mind of an autistic young man
Most of the things I know from biology si from Life, animated
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