Tuesday 14 February 2017, 19:00 |
Runtime: 91' |
The subject of his father Ron Suskind’s New York Times bestseller, Owen was a thriving three year old who suddenly and inexplicably went silent – and for years after remained unable to connect with other people or to convey his thoughts, feelings or desires. Owen’s story is a moving testament to the many ways in which stories can serve as a means of persevering through the dark times, leading us all toward the light. The film will be followed by an interactive discussion with:
The film has English subtitles and has a run time of 91 minutes
Registration on the night starts at 18:30
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