Normal people scare me a film about autism

17- year old Taylor Cross captures life and living with autism through interviews with over 65 subjects who have either Asperger's syndrome or autism. Originally a 10-minute short made in 2004 for a high school class, Taylor and his co-director (and mom) took his short as a starting point for this longer feature which looks at the attention the short film brought to him and autism, and enlarges on the subject of what living with autism & Asperger's means.

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"17- year old Taylor Cross captures life and living with autism through interviews with over 65 subjects who have either Asperger's syndrome or autism. Originally a 10-minute short made in 2004 for a high school class, Taylor and his co-director (and mom) took his short as a starting point for this longer feature which looks at the attention the short film brought to him and autism, and enlarges on the subject of what living with autism & Asperger's means."
"17- year old Taylor Cross captures life and living with autism through interviews with over 65 subjects who have either Asperger's syndrome or autism. Originally a 10-minute short made in 2004 for a high school class, Taylor and his co-director (and mom) took his short as a starting point for this longer feature which looks at the attention the short film brought to him and autism, and enlarges on the subject of what living with autism & Asperger's means."@en
"A cast of autistic youth relates their answers to the questions: What is autism? How does this make you different? What is hard for you? What is easy for you? Have you been teased for being different? What noises, sounds, or foods annoy you? What was it like when you were little? What are some challenges for you?."
"A cast of autistic youth relates their answers to the questions: What is autism? How does this make you different? What is hard for you? What is easy for you? Have you been teased for being different? What noises, sounds, or foods annoy you? What was it like when you were little? What are some challenges for you?."@en
"17 year old Taylor Cross captures life and living with autism through interviews with over 65 subjects who have either Asperger's syndrome or autism. Originally a 10-minute short made in 2004 for a high school class, Taylor and his co-director (and mom) took his short as a starting point for this longer feature which looks at the attention the short film brought to him and autism, and enlarges on the subject of what living with autism & Asperger's means."@en
"17- year- old Taylor Cross captures life and living with autism through interviews with over 65 subjects who have either Asperger's syndrome or autism."@en
"Based on the 10 minute awardwinning short film of the same title, NormalPeople Scare Me is a feature-length documentary sharing first-person accounts of life and living with autism. Created by Taylor Cross, a 17 year old aspiring film maker with high functioning autism, Normal People Scare Me highlights portions of 65 interviews conducted over a two year period by Cross."@en