I don't know what better way to say it then I enjoyed the hell out of this movie. It has to be very difficult to make a film where one of the leads plays someone that is autistic because the film can easily be too heavy-handed in the message that it is trying to portray. The beauty of the film isn't that it portrays someone that is autistic, it is that the two leads have scars (as we all do). One of them just happens to be autistic. The male lead is also the writer and director - I can't think of too many great films with this arrangement but it works here. I give him full credit for allowing the female lead to be the star of this show as her nuanced portrayal of the woman with autism was nothing short of phenomenal.

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