The risks we take for love are the biggest risks of our lives. This film captures these universal themes that are often missed within the larger conversation and beliefs about what it means to be autistic. Everyone deserves to be seen and heard, to have a sense of belonging, and be their authentic self. Ezra gets it right.
The world is cruel and can be an unforgiving place for those within the neuro-minority. This film, a story of father and son, continues the important conversation that autistic people want and need love at every stage of their lives.
Autistic people have been largely marginalized and are not understood to have these universal needs. Shifting the narrative is not just the journey for autistic people and their families, creating a neurodivergent affirming world is all of our work.
Tuesday, May 21st, 2024 from 6PM – 11PM
Writers Guild Theater, 135 S Doheny Dr, Beverly Hills
We are suggesting a $95 donation in place of a ticket price.
All attendees must be 13 years of age or older.
Registration is required. As soon as registration is open, the link will be placed here.
This film has a rating of R (for language)
6:00- Pink Carpet event with media and event photography by celebrity photographer
6:00-7:00 Reception
Art gallery with autistic intersectionality artists:
Music by Evangeline, autistic harpist and Navid, autistic Violinist
Photo ops with replica Jimmy Kimmel set and vintage El Dorado, replica from film
Food by Vanessa D’Souza, The Autistic Chef and Rono, autistic chef
7:00-9:45 Film Screening
Founder of Love & Autism, Jenny Palmiotto will open the screening
Appearance by breakout autistic star, William Fitzgerald
Film introduction by Alex Plank, associate producer
Original score played by Rae Isla
Screening of Ezra
Guided conversation by Jenny Palmiotto with award-winning director/actor Tony Goldwyn, Jon Kilik (producer), & Alex Plank
Q&A
Film Distributors will close the screening by inviting people to interact with Ezra Family & Friends
9:45-10:30- Social Mixer