As it turns out, James McAvoy plays in this film, and he was quite young back then, which immediately increased my interest in the movie. And now I know where the idea came from to cast James as Professor X – he seems to be good at playing disabled characters, yes.
The film shows the life of a disabled person from an unconventional perspective. In films like Intouchables, we're used to the idea that, no matter how difficult things are, you're still a good and kind person, and everyone around you is also good, kind, and witty (which was good in its own way, but perhaps doesn't quite reflect the reality?).
In this film, on the other hand, you can clearly feel the weight of the situation, the imperfections of the characters, the imperfections of everyone else, and there aren't many rose-tinted glasses to be found. But humor is also present, which is important to some...
Sky, you might like it, but at the beginning of the film, there are various parties, so be careful, because we know your sensitive nature.