Love Child

Love Child is a heartfelt drama that tugs at the emotions with its deeply personal storyline, but its slow pacing and occasionally cringy moments hold it back from being truly remarkable. While I can understand the significance of the narrative and the important themes it touches on, the execution left me unconvinced about the hype surrounding it. There are moments of genuine connection and powerful performances, but they sometimes feel overshadowed by drawn-out scenes and dialogue that lack subtlety. Despite its flaws, it remains an essential story to tell, shining a light on topics that deserve more attention.

This movie explains and portraits the trials and tribulations parents of kids with autism goes through.

From the outside it is easy to think that one can do things better when it comes to raising a child in the spectrum. It is a whole different story when you live it.

I was motivated to see it as a have a grand-niece with autism and I heard other embers say, Why the parents don't get a second job, or they should discipline the child more. It is very easy to talk when one those not live in the situation.

The movie will show you the level of exhaustion parents can get when dealing with a kid that does not, obey, communicate, or relates like other kids. Also, the movie focus on the financial aspect of the needs of autism.