Life, Animated

This is life and it is animated. We all grew up watching animations believed they are real. They are our first friends and also the first step to understand between the real and unreal. So what happens if you have never got as far as to know they are simply the fictional characters. This film is not about that, but there's a reason I bring that up in here. This film is about a boy named Owen Suskind, who developed autism at the age of 3. Since then the journey of his life has been very hard, especially for his family who had tried to understand and find ways to connect with him. But one thing did - Disney animated films. They provided Owen a way to communicate, to understand the world through their stories, and eventually, to create his own language. This film covers the remarkable story of how Owen found in Disney animation a pathway to language and a framework for making sense of the world, and the hope it brought to his family and himself.