This movie is of course directed at Claire Dennis, although she is now married, and the avatar on the poster is so old, but the cute, simple, thin woman in "The Rainmaker" is always my favorite. Her perfect impression. In "Autism History", she is thin and strange, her voice is rough, and she looks like a boy, which makes it difficult for people to accept it at once. But she does it so well, it's so real, there are a lot of biopics every year, but very few really act like it. The most fearful thing about biopics is deliberately exaggerating and acting too much, which makes it look too fake. Usually, when this happens, I either cover my eyes or mute the sound.
It was not until the end of the film that we could see how well Claire Dennis acted, as if she was really teaching autistic children. It's been a few years, and she has to wear a middle-aged woman's hairstyle and dress up a little girl of 18, even a high school student. That stubborn expression every time you speak or get angry is the easiest way to express a person with autism. I have never seen such a patient, but the character makes me believe that it is.
I am really happy when I am happy, and cry immediately when I am angry. Although it makes the people around me feel strange, it is pure and simple, and this is exactly what our society lacks. She used her hard work and stubbornness to gain the development of animal husbandry. With the words of her science teacher, she opened one door after another by herself. I also don’t like to enter a new environment, and I’m afraid to meet people I don’t know, so after reading it, I’m still very touched, because I don’t need a comforting machine to relax myself in an uneasy situation, but I also lack a sense of comfort. The confidence and simplicity of a temple.
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