Film

Critically acclaimed, subtle satire featuring a brilliant, restrained performance by Peter Sellers as Chance, a simple-minded gardener whose banal observations on television and gardening are mistaken for profound wisdom by powerful political figures.

Masterful historical thriller portraying Turing’s genius and vulnerability with nuance, avoiding "difficult genius" clichés. Also criticised for being chaste, it underplayed Turing's sexuality to appeal to a wider audience, missing a chance to fully explore the depth of his personal struggles

It follows a man who, after a fatal car accident, develops an unlikely friendship with the victim's high-functioning autistic mother. Heartfelt and mature drama that manages to be both poignant and funny.

Tourette's or other neurodiverse conditions found the film normously validating and refreshingly honest.

While touching on intense themes like grief, autism, and self-harm, the movie is largely considered, "charming" and "heartwarming," rather than overtly depressing.

Highly acclaimed, inspirational biopic that portrays the life of the trailblazing autistic animal scientist. Authentic, empowering and emotionally moving portrayal of autism, focusing on unique talents rather than just challenges.

The plot is overstuffed and its portrayal of autism questionable, audiences generally embraced it as a high-concept, "guiltily satisfying" action thriller.

Heartwarming and gentle indie drama,

Critically acclaimed stop-motion animated film. Its unique blend of dark comedy and profound emotional depth. Honest depictions of autism, Explores the complexities and nuances with care and patience its honest portrayal of mental health, loneliness, and the redemptive power of friendship

Groundbreaking romantic comedy highly acclaimed for its authentic and refreshing portrayal of neurodiversity, specifically autism. casting actors who are themselves on the autism spectrum, a decision that many say provides a level of honesty and nuance rarely seen in the genre.

Heartwarming, emotional drama. A terminally ill father prepares his autistic son for life without him. Touching and compassionate, with strong performances, though its slow-moving pace.

Highly acclaimed drama lauded for its honest, heartfelt and occasionally raw depiction of a family raising a son with severe autism.

Intimate and unflinching look at autism and the failures of psychiatric care.

Bridging the gap in understanding between autistic people and their friends, family, and colleagues by using creative filmmaking to visualize their internal experiences.

The show's focus on neurodiversity and its scenic York setting have made it a standout addition to the "cosy crime" genre.

Heartfelt and authentic portrayal of young adults on the autism spectrum. Complex individuals with their own unique flaws and strengths rather than just stereotypes.

Animated series featuring an autistic boy who uses crayons to create an "Art World" to navigate everyday life. Praised for its authenticity and promoting empathy, inclusion, and a genuine understanding of autism.