Very honest and emotional documentary, category "life as life is". Bless Christopher, Tommy, mom. It is not a documentary about autism, it is the well-told, partial, story of a family of one man with autism, their childhood, his art, their suffering, his path, his sweetness, his hopes, our journeys. It is what they promise:
"Chris is autistic, living on his own for more than 30 years, and a talented artist of some renown. Yet behind his cheerful paintings lies a powerful story of a family struggling to keep hold of mental health, wealth, and love. As the lives revolving around this unique individual are tenderly drawn together, this documentary reveals a family's soul."
