Joshua Tree

About This Movie

Joshua Tree is a raw, heartfelt documentary that captures the intimate journey of a family navigating the complexities of autism. Filmed during the pandemic, it focuses on the life of 14-year-old Joshua, whose progress over six months is both touching and revealing. The pacing is reflective, allowing viewers to absorb the small victories and struggles that often go unnoticed in the hustle of daily life. The absence of a conventional director lends it an organic feel, making it seem almost like a personal home movie. The themes of resilience and love are ever-present, and the practical effects are simply the family's candid moments, showcasing the reality of their lives. Performances from Joshua and his parents feel genuine and unforced, creating an atmosphere that’s both intimate and eye-opening.

Documentary genre with a personal touchRaw and intimate portrayal of autismCandid family moments that resonate