As someone with a close friend who sits atop the autism spectrum this felt incredibly familiar and reassuring in the best possible way. I watched it as part of a block of animation films at the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival and this is certainly one of the films everyone was talking about afterwards. The animation style perfectly captures the world of someone walking the autism tightrope and a world that doesn't necessarily understand their desire for absolutism and order in the chaos. A wonderful, charming and effective way to explain how different minds work very, very differently, with the words neurotypical and neurodiverse becoming increasingly prevalent, this is a beautiful, non-confrontational way to explain one facet of this. The script was smart and funny and dealt with the issue in a non-patronising way. I now want to learn everything I can about Stukas!
Review of Mind My Mind
