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So, 'Smile' is quite an intriguing documentary. It dives into the life of Raúl, a teenager with cerebral palsy who expresses himself through mime. The way he navigates his thoughts and concerns is raw and poignant. There's a parallel story featuring David, a boy with autism, who has this fascinating obsession with planes. The film captures their unique perspectives, creating an almost lyrical quality in the visuals. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing you to really absorb their experiences. There's a certain intimacy in how they portray their worlds, which, honestly, is refreshing. The performances, especially from Raúl, feel genuine and heartfelt. It’s sort of a meditative piece, focusing on the beauty and challenges of their lives without sensationalizing them.
Focuses on personal experiencesDistinctive use of mime as expressionIntimate portrayal of disabilities
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