Life, Animated

Touching, thought-provoking, funny, and well-made. Everything a doc should be, plus heart.

Well built documentary about a difficult subject, focusing on one quite sympathetic individual.

Frustrating in that while discussing the lack of sex in disney they failed to recognise/mention the harm/distress it's gender and courtly/romantic bullshit was causing our man. makes the outcomes for -very wealthy, white, with a loving family- autistic people in the USA look pretty good.

Not a bad film, I guess, just not my cup of tea. Not wild about autism documentaries.

A funny, touching and vital documentary from Roger Ross Williams (God Loves Uganda) in which escape can be be a lifesaver.

Who would have guessed that Disney would have such a profound influence on him and his peers. Although this documentary stays on the bright side of the events in his life, the way the dark side is handled is very well done. Wouldn't mind to see a follow up in 10 or 15 years time.

Yeah, this puts a smile on your face....

I'm puzzled. Although it is not produced by Disney, it felt like a long praise of Disney movies. I was constantly bothered by it. Also, it felt too staged at moments. It's too bad because more authenticity could have only improved a documentary on such an important topic. On a side note, the failure to even mention the conditions of autistic people from poor families was bothersome.