The wonderful life of a person with autism

Haley 2022-03-23 09:02:58

Temple Grandin's autism journey. Adapted from the personal experience of Temple Grandin, an American animal zoologist and autistic patient. Since the film has won numerous awards since its release, I have also become acquainted with Temple himself from film awards large and small. She's a tall, stocky, passionate woman, not at all slender and skinny like Claire Dennis who plays her, and of course Claire's breakthrough performance in this film is commendable and worthy of praise. Playing a flawed protagonist always brings out the best in acting, like Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man; Jimmy Walker in Call Me Number One; Colin Firth in "The King's Speech"...
Temple should be suffering from Asperger's Syndrome. After watching so many American TV dramas, I am already familiar with this disease. Temple's own bravery and tenacity, and the kindness and enthusiasm she grew up with The people who are her are an important factor in her ability to overcome the disease and continue to forge ahead and achieve success. Without the love and tolerance of my mother, without the high school science teacher discovering her unique talents and enthusiastic encouragement, without the love and kindness of my aunt, blind roommate, cattle farm foreman, magazine editor, auntie neighbor who met by chance in the supermarket, and others, Temple would not have There may be such an achievement, let alone the birth of this film.

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  • Orie 2022-03-21 09:02:56

    Very exciting, very fresh theme

  • Kimberly 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    Inspirational work! The female lead is good. Slowly step out one door after another, it is the new world

Temple Grandin quotes

  • Temple Grandin: [voiceover] I've always wanted to understand the gentleness that other people feel by being hugged by their mothers. And now I've made a machine that lets me do that. It feels like a wire gets reconnected. Like something gets repaired.

  • Professor Shanklin: Mooing? You want to do research and write your master's on mooing?

    Temple Grandin: Curves. Cattle like curves. They don't moo at curves.