AVClub: Someone who didn’t know Owen Suskind might be a little alarmed if they randomly encountered him. In Roger Ross Williams’ documentary Life, Animated, Owen’s frequently seen mumbling to himself, while haphazardly pacing around, in a manner that some might interpret as “disturbed.” But very few of Owen’s quirks and ticks are random. He doesn’t always look where he’s going because he tends to be overwhelmed by the common stimuli of light and noise. And the murmuring? That’s movie dialogue, which he recites to calm himself and to help him make sense of everyday experiences. Owen’s friends and family members know all this. And just about any parent of a child with autism would also recognize right away what he’s doing, and why.
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