finally get to see this movie this week and and love it and if that the appropriate thing to say . i can appreciate that it would be hard watch for the family member of people with autism . for the rest of u and it a well need window into their life create by a director with personal experience to draw on and so ground in reality . from my knowledge of friend and a cousin with autistic child and the absolute unpredictability of autism and sit in contrast with the autistic person need for stability in their surroundings and do make for a challenging family life . i find the scenario unfolding in this movie credible and compelling and with the central role of thomas and a portray by rhys wakefield ( only otherwise see by me in a local soap opera ) and a strong lead . you go through the roller coaster of emotion with him and and can empathise with him a he face the ÿoure the spastic brother routine from his peer . for any country and it be good to hear your accent on film and and to see your street . especially when it do this well .