In a Beat

2019

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Arthur Duncan, Natasha Mynhier, Hannah Kallaoun, Chloe Arnold, Jeff Hammerton, and Cameron James Elie in In a Beat (2019)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDarrel, a young Black autistic boy convinces his mom to let him stay home alone so she can pursue a once in a lifetime opportunity. But when unexpected circumstances surface, he must find a ... Tout lireDarrel, a young Black autistic boy convinces his mom to let him stay home alone so she can pursue a once in a lifetime opportunity. But when unexpected circumstances surface, he must find a unique way to cope with his meltdown alone.Darrel, a young Black autistic boy convinces his mom to let him stay home alone so she can pursue a once in a lifetime opportunity. But when unexpected circumstances surface, he must find a unique way to cope with his meltdown alone.

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9,1/10

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Short film that tells the story of Darrel

The cinematography captures the intimate setting of Darrel's home, emphasizing the isolation and challenges he faces. The production design is simple yet effective, allowing the focus to remain on the characters and their emotional journeys.

The film explores themes of independence, resilience, and the unique challenges faced by autistic individuals and their families. It highlights the importance of understanding and supporting neurodiverse individuals, as well as the strength and creativity required to navigate unexpected difficulties.

The use of music and sound plays a crucial role in "In A Beat," reflecting Darrel's emotional state and aiding in his coping mechanisms. The sound design is thoughtfully integrated into the narrative, enhancing the storytelling and providing insight into Darrel's experiences.

"In A Beat" is a poignant and beautifully crafted short film that offers a window into the life of a young autistic boy. Its compelling performances, sensitive direction, and thoughtful storytelling make it a standout piece that raises awareness and fosters empathy for the challenges faced by autistic individuals.