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Life, Animated
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- Documentary
- Comedy
- 2016
- Roger Ross Williams
- 91 mins
- PG
Summary
Part-animated documentary. After being diagnosed with autism at three-years-old, Owen Suskind learned how to navigate life's challenges by watching Disney animated features. Now in his early 20s, he is about to apply that knowledge as he moves out of the family home.
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
Leslie Felperin
Director Roger Ross Williams's immensely rewarding documentary tells the story of the Suskind family and shows how love, sensitive parenting and watching tons of kids' movies can save a life. In the early 1990s, Ron Suskind, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist (who also wrote a book on his family's experience), and his wife Cornelia were devastated when their son Owen started to regress developmentally around the age of three and was eventually diagnosed with autism. However, Owen later regained the ability to speak and communicate with others, first by echoing lines of dialogue from the Disney films he loved. In his 20s here, living semi-independently and gainfully employed, Owen is a walking success story even if there remain gaps in his understanding that films can't fill. (His brother Walt laments there are no Disney films about sex, for example.) Life, Animated benefits enormously from the Walt Disney Company's willingness to let the film-makers use abundant clips from their films for illustrative purposes, an unexpected act of generosity for an institution that has always zealously protected its intellectual property.
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Cast
rolenameOwen SuskindOwen SuskindRon SuskindRon SuskindGilbert GottfriedGilbert GottfriedJonathan FreemanJonathan Freeman (1)
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rolenameDirectorRoger Ross Williams
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Theatrical distributor
Dogwoof
Released on
2016-12-09
Languages
English | French
Available on
DVD
Formats
Colour
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