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Perfectly Normal for Me (How Autism Feels)

Year listed: 2019

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How Autism Feels, From the Inside | Op-Docs

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Perfectly Normal for Me (How Autism Feels)

13 min · English · Documentary

Jordan Kamnitzer, an articulate middle-aged man with Asperger's syndrome, describes what living with his condition is like from the inside. Evocative cinematography, booming music and rapid jump cuts recreate the sensory overload he experiences, giving viewers a brief, challenging sense of another way of perceiving the world.

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Take a short break with “Perfectly Normal for Me (How Autism Feels)” to see the world from another angle. Jordan Kamnitzer tries to show what living with Asperger's is like from the inside.

Sensory overload, intense sound and rapid editing. Source-based review; not rated for children.

Source: New York Times Opinion

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