By Amy Davidson
From erasure to fetishisation, it's still rare to see the nuances and lived experiences of autistic people – especially women – on the big screen.
The Barbican’s programme includes a diverse selection of work that puts neurodiverse voices front and centre.
The controversy surrounding Sia’s directorial debut should not distract from its basic cinematic failings.
Ben Affleck’s latest thriller shows that mainstream cinema still hasn’t moved on from the days of Rain Man.
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