Hobnobben Film Festival: VIRTUAL

Embracing the Spectrum of Life

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Available October 6, 2024 5:00 PM UTC
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7 films in package
Breaking Normal
Two neurodivergent friends, Kitty and Mask, go through a series of activities to get their nervous energy out before interacting with the real world.
Unsorted
A woman struggles to find a job that accommodates her disability. When she believes she has lost the opportunity, a friend's unintentional suggestion helps her find a solution to overcome the challenge.
Can't Wait To See You
Grappling with the isolation of a recent glaucoma diagnosis, Eric Ellis embarks on a poignant journey to find human connection.
Love Sweet Sound
Keya is a young woman who is in denial of her blindness. She is forced to venture out into the outside world where she bumps into Anthony, a reclusive, struggling man. They embark on a journey to resolve their scars, handicaps and shortcomings.
El color de la habitación
Ramiro has been diagnosed with autism. He loves order, his music, his sheets and the color of his room.
Saving Superman
When a local man with autism known as the town hero faces eviction, the community comes together when he needs saving.
Nuestro Reino
Maxi, a young autistic man, takes us on a journey through experiences of his childhood and adolescence with Laura, a teacher from his school. He demonstrates that, beyond differences or limitations, meaningful relationships can be forged, leaving an indelible mark and expanding the heart.
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Whether you’re a normie, on the spectrum, or have a physical or intellectual disability, your stories deserve to be told and celebrated. These narrative and documentary films explore the full spectrum of human experience, highlighting the importance of connection and inclusion for everyone.

In a small suburb outside of Chicago lives Jonathan, a 57-year-old man with ASD (autism spectrum disorder), also known as "Superman.". Known for his heroic actions, Jonathan is a revered member of the Glen Ellyn community and has been a staple in the 4th of July Parade for nearly 30 years. When Jonathan's living circumstances were threatened by a new building owner, the townspeople sprung into action after his best friend Julie started a fundraiser to save his home.

  • Year
    2024
  • Runtime
    10 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Genre
    Documentary, Short, Family
  • Director
    Adam Oppenheim, Samuel-Ali Mirpoorian
  • Producer
    Adam Oppenheim, Samuel-Ali Mirpoorian, Julie Spiller
  • Filmmaker
    Associate Producer: Jake Huber; Production Assistant: Cait Lord; Motion Graphics: Kayla Eiler Woodward; Director of Photography: Adam Oppenheim; Editor: Samuel-Ali Mirpoorian; Original Score: Mark Crawford; Colorist: Elliot Rudmann; Post Sound: Ken Petrosky; Title Design: Jessica Dunn
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