Just Keep Dancing
Alan returns to his hometown and finds his autistic sister Quinn being sheltered by their overbearing mother. Determined to help her pursue her dream of becoming a dancer, Alan hatches a plan for them to run away together.
The portrayal of neurodivergence has an authenticity one doesn’t see often in films like this, and Ruibal, who is on the spectrum herself, is amazing and natural in the role (extraordinary, since it is her first film). The exploration of neurodivergence in cinema has a pretty spotty history, although most of these films have good intentions. Hellbent on Boogie points the way forward.
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Hellbent on Boogie is a delightful film that makes audiences feel deeply for its eccentric but relatable characters. The film creates an uplifting, quirky humanistic story that is a celebration of life, with the passion to dance your way through, no matter what the obstacles.
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