Not just a good film, a GREAT film that was about more than simply autism, it was about choices. Sometimes the wrong choice and the right choice are both the right choice. The film in some ways reminded me of another excellent lower budget indy film called Shiloh.
shareAdmittedly, I didn't have high expectations, assuming it would be a traditional "feel good" story -- which was strengthened by the announcement that the movie was being featured on Lifetime. However, it turned out to be surprisingly well portrayed, including a fitting end.
Sometimes the wrong choice and the right choice are both the right choice.