A stop-motion animated film illustrating a child with dyslexia’s experience in the classroom, and the difference made by understanding teachers who make that extra effort.
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How We Met Laurel
Laurel, a blind, hardworking, Syrian asylum-seeker makes a life for himself in the U.S. as his family waits in Turkey for their own visas.
Accessibility aids thanks to support from AppNexus.
Have No Fear
A day in the life of an elderly Alzheimer’s patient, experiencing nearly everything for the first time, including his own descent into dementia.
Perfectly Normal For Me
At a unique after school dance program in Queens, kids with a variety of physical and developmental challenges pair with teenage volunteer helpers to create an inclusive environment too often absent in our world.
Hero Steps
A casualty of the decades-long fighting in Colombia, 10-year-old Eduardo lost his leg after stepping on a landmine. Deposited by his impoverished parents at a children’s home, he and his friends secretly practice to compete in a children’s soccer tournament to avoid the wrath of the home’s tyrannical director.
Accessibility aids thanks to support from Pfizer.
Best Friend
After moving across the country, a little girl finds more than a best friend when her parents let her adopt a dog.
Alphabet Mission to Mars
A stop-motion animated film for children, created by an autistic teen, about letters and numbers on rescue mission to Mars.
By Stanley for Stanley
Several dozen years apart in age, both Stanislaw and Sta ́s were born without arms. A remarkable artist who uses his feet to paint, draw, eat, and drive, Stanislaw becomes an important mentor to young Stas, a boy still learning to navigate his unique place in the world.
Accessibility aids thanks to support from DTCC.
Ballad from Tibet
Based on a true story: Four young students from a school for the blind embark on an odyssey from their remote village in Tibet to the giant city of Shenzhen in order to sing on a TV talent competition.
Accessibility aids thanks to support from Alliance Bernstein.
Spectrum: A Story of the Mind
An inventive animated and live action documentary about autism and sensory perception. Featuring Temple Grandin
