Temple Grandin
Drama • 2010 • 1 hr 48 min
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This movie was recommended to me by a friend. Not something I would probably ever watch on my own, but definitely worth watching.
I loved watching this bioFlickr. Temple has an amazing and inspiring story, overcoming disability and trauma as well as stigma.
This is such a moving movie. I cried for her pain and celebrated in her accomplishments. What a great movie n depicts life on spectrum.
A seemingly balanced look at living life with ASD. More stories about ASD should try to keep to real-life subject matter.
Quotable and real. “If we didn’t eat [cows] they’d just be funny lookin’ animals in zoos!”
Beautifully inspiring picture that captivated me from beginning to the end. Danes’ portrayal is powerful as well as the rest of the cast.
I had to watch this move so many times in school.
Very moving presentation of a character that should be more widely known. An inspiration for everyone!
Well written, great acting and it's interesting.
Shows healthy way to think about people and their suroundings
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