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Rothwell... presents a distractingly aestheticised version of the sensory overload that autistic children experience.
Full reviewA cinematic exploration of neurodiversity through the experiences of nonspeaking autistic people from around the world, based on the bestselling book by Naoki Higashida.
Rothwell... presents a distractingly aestheticised version of the sensory overload that autistic children experience.
Full reviewIt is an intriguing and empathic study, which could help all of us to understand.
Full reviewSensitively made, thought-provoking and ultimately moving, The Reason I Jump provides telling insights into the neurodiverse worldview.
Full review(It is) effective at conveying the sensory experience of neurodiversity while educating non-autistic viewers.
Full reviewBy opting for a measured and more humble approach, The Reason I Jump solidifies as less of an instructive solution than an empathetic work of encouragement.
Full reviewEach time we meet a new subject, The Reason I Jump avoids gawking, opting instead to gently invite us into the person’s world...
Full reviewThe Reason I Jump expands upon the book that inspired it with carefully attuned and deeply compassionate stories...
Full reviewFor many viewers, this compassionate, creative documentary will open ears and eyes in equal measure.
Full reviewThe Reason I Jump is now playing in 9 cinemas in Australia. The Reason I Jump is available to stream in Australia now on SBS On Demand.
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