Overview
Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at 15, John Davidson navigates his way against the odds through troubled teenage years and into adulthood, finding inspiration in the kindness of others to discover his true purpose in life.

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| Country: | UK |
| Genre: | Drama, History |
| Production Companies: | One Story High, Tempo Productions |
| Watched by: | 3 271 of 1 032 084 |
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The film is inherently biographical, but it doesn't bore you with any tediousness about life and other things. on the contrary, the film captures and plays well on emotions. The film is about a man with a rare diagnosis and his life in society, as well as how it can break his fate.
a loud and probably even necessary movie. The themes of society, bullying and non-acceptance in the social sphere of people with this syndrome are vividly shown.
It was taken vitally. the acting of the guy who conveyed all these emotions, difficulties and experiences is admirable.
About a boy with Tourette's syndrome who promised himself that he would become the teacher he never had... (Because at school, everyone thought he was naughty and inadequate.).. AND HE DID! About his difficult path...
The Road Within is about three teenagers who escape from a psychiatric clinic to the ocean, scattering the ashes of the mother of one of them.. this is already a more ironic comedy film.
This film impressed me and left pleasant memories, especially cool is that this movie gives a swing of emotions from laughter, unfortunately!!
I would like to wish us all more understanding towards others, especially towards those who are somehow different from the rest. In a world that is focused on the "majority", this is especially valuable.
I've encountered tics of various kinds myself (fortunately, not vocal ones). And I understand how exhausting it is. I was very lucky in this regard with the environment, no one laughed at me. But all the same, you always eat yourself up, reproach yourself for not having control over it. It seems that you're bothering everyone, you want to hide somewhere far away. 💔
Great acting. Good humor. No tediousness, quite dynamic.
Let's start with the conflict that broke up after John shouted a nigga at the awards when Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage.
Everyone was offended bl
The movie is literally about that 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I saw a comment along the lines of "he said it on purpose" — "if he has Tourette's syndrome, then how did he know he had to say that particular word"
People are finished and stupid, there are no words
The film demonstrates this perfectly, especially in John's parents.
I'm happy for Robert, he got a well-deserved award, just like the film.
They didn't understand what the movie was about at all.…
without jokes, it's been a long time since I've been so impressed by the latest movies,
She was crying like a beluga
I haven't seen such a movie for a long time.
Yes? And how are you?
I hit the boss's dog (c)
I burst into tears at the end credits, I haven't done this in a long time.
A wonderful socially significant film, Aramayo's acting is some kind of magic outside of Hogwarts.
God, I laughed through my tears the whole movie, and yes, I understand that you can't laugh at an illness and an uncontrolled condition, but what is shown on the screen does not leave you indifferent.
All those cute pillar kisses, or cum in tea😅
I am glad that John has found the strength and opportunity to conduct social and educational work for the entire community.
And Dottie and her family are holy people, and bow to them to the ground, unlike blood relatives.
"Dottie has drugs in her pussy"😅
In short, my broadest recommendations, friends.
The game is just phenomenal...
This story shows how important a good environment is and how much people can change each other's lives if they treat others with understanding.
It was a special pleasure to watch in the original - it's almost fucking unclear what these Scots say with their accents, (subtitles saved) but the emotions, rhythm and energy of each actor's original performance is something.
// It was a pity for the mother, whom the son did not even visit much, but in the end, fortunately, at least some attention was paid to her. Yes, I understand, most likely the hero was offended by her, but she was simply "thrown out" of the plot for the main part of the film, plus they hadn't shown what had been going on in their relationship over the years, that he had shunned her so much.
His mother had been with him all these years, and she was always less than perfect and less patient. But it was obvious that she didn't care when they bumped into each other on the street.
In the film, it looks like he easily 'changed' her to a 'better mother' and didn't even ask if she was still alive there, etc., after all, she's not a young woman. If only one of his calls to his mother or one visit had been shown, that would have been enough.
Therefore, it's cool that a film was made on such a delicate and at the same time very important topic, and it's cool that it's very easy to watch. It seems to me that only the British can do this.
I cried most of the time, but in some places it was just hysterical laughter.
In short, the film is about a man who suffers from Tourette's syndrome, and about his life with him.
It turned out to be a very emotional and interesting story. And to laugh, and even where to shed a tear, too. In short, I really liked it. Indeed, if we had been a little more tolerant of each other, we might have had a better life.
But.
The episode in Souza Park where Cartman imitates Tourette's syndrome cannot be surpassed.😆
Here's act 3-4 (the end) watched with a smile to the end.. 🙂🥹
9.9/10 🔥
Amazing movie)
It's just a pity that the moment with this girl, whom he called a girl with low social responsibility, was not beaten in the end, I thought maybe she would find out about him in the future, her conscience would begin to devour her ... perhaps she would apologize..Well, anyway, the movie is 10 out of 5.
P.S. The cubes are the best
I cried and laughed, I hadn't watched such films for a long time, and in the end I was already crying when they gave him a neurostimulator. These emotions, as Robert showed them, are worthy of respect.