Movies and TvShows featuring "autistic-character" theme.

The appearance of a mysterious little boy interrupts the quiet, predictable life shared by an artist with autism and his caring older brother.

Alphas is a TV show about a group of individuals with unique superhuman abilities who are brought together to form a team. They use their powers to solve crimes and combat dangerous threats. The team is led by Dr. Lee Rosen, a neuroscientist who specializes in studying and understanding people with extraordinary abilities. As they face various challenges, they discover the true extent of their powers and uncover a conspiracy that could have global consequences. Along the way, they also deal with personal struggles, forming deep connections with one another and learning to harness their abilities for the greater good.

A lonely autistic boy named Oliver befriends a creature named Larry who uses a tablet to enter the real world and terrorize him and his family. As Oliver's parents try to protect him, they discover the horrifying truth behind Larry's existence.

When she discovers a centuries-old mystery within her town, autistic teen Addie finds her voice and lets her light shine as she stands up for those who were persecuted for being different like her.

Three autistic roommates find a way to live together and strive for similar things in life.

An unathletic boy with autism sets out to become a marathon champion, which not only gives him a sense of purpose but also provides his unfulfilled father with a second chance to prioritize his family.

A mentally disabled man named Moose becomes obsessed with movie actor Hunter Dunbar. Moose's obsession takes a dark turn as he begins stalking Hunter and infiltrating his life, leading to a terrifying home invasion.

Miracle in Cell No. 7 tells the story of a mentally disabled man named Yong-gu, who lives happily with his young daughter. However, tragedy strikes when Yong-gu is wrongly accused of a murder he did not commit and is sentenced to death. In prison, Yong-gu forms a close bond with his fellow inmates, who help him in his quest to reunite with his daughter. This heartwarming film explores themes of friendship, justice, and the power of love.

Music follows the story of an autistic girl named Music, her caregiver Zu, and their journey through life. Music is non-verbal and has a unique way of perceiving the world around her. Zu, an alcoholic woman, becomes Music's guardian after her grandmother passes away. Together, they face various challenges and learn valuable life lessons.

Jiang Le Zhi is a medical school graduate with "Asperger's Syndrome". He has superior intelligence but is not good at expressing. After he came to Songjia Hospital to work in surgery, he did not pay attention to human feelings and proper expressions. In the process of treating patients, he was often misunderstood and complained by patients and family members, causing the hospital committee to question his medical qualifications. Jiang Le Zhi must prove himself during the inspection period before he can continue to work in surgery.

Dodo Rozak, a mentally ill man, is wrongly accused of murder by a corrupt politician in Indonesia. Despite his limited intelligence, Dodo is a caring father to his daughter, Kartika. When Dodo is imprisoned in a violent cell, he manages to smuggle Kartika into his cell, spreading happiness to other inmates and guards. The inmates and guards start to question whether a loving man like Dodo could commit such a heinous crime.

After the tragic loss of her husband Ron, Lily finds herself navigating a challenging new reality with her son Kevin. As they settle into a modest apartment, Lily's encounter with their neighbor Marty brings up an unexpected revelation about Ron's suspicious death. Marty is an alcoholic and his passion for music is only surpassed by his love for his daughter Chloe. When Lily delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Ron's demise, she forms a bond with his co-worker Angela. Together, they unravel a web of deceit involving patent theft and corporate sabotage, leading to a confrontation…

An old house stands amongst newly built buildings, as if it has been left behind. Tamako, a popular fortune teller, has been living there alone with her son, Tadao, for years. Because he has intellectual disability and autism, their neighbors often complain about his unpredictable behaviors. One day, Tamako is informed that a room is available in a group home owned by a company that runs the community workshop Tadao works at. Residents there all have intellectual disability but are living together to be independent from their families. Tamako decides to let Tadao move into the group home, but the sudden change of environment confuses him.

Melanie’s autistic daughter Jenny, a high school senior, plans her own party with friends while Melanie works with Jenny’s teacher to create an inclusive school dance, leading to romantic sparks and mounting secrets that strain their close bond during the holidays.

Donnie Mann, his father and uncle embark on a weekend hunting trip in West Texas, where they find a mysterious man shot in the stomach and clutching a backpack full of money.

Desperate to find a wife, Shawn goes on one awkward date after another until he meets Violet. He thinks she’s his soulmate, but his autism and trusting nature keep him from realizing she’s actually a prostitute. Violet realizes something is different about Shawn, and it’s not just because he has a condition that allows him to “hear” colors. Shawn thinks he’s found a potential wife, while Violet thinks she’s found her ticket out of her own trapped life. Based on the award-winning novel.

For Izzy is a heartfelt drama about a struggling Chinese-American girl named Izzy, who is diagnosed with autism. She forms an unlikely friendship with a recovering drug addict, Anna, who becomes her mentor on the path to recovery. As Izzy's family deals with their own challenges, the bond between Izzy and Anna becomes a lifeline for both of them. The film explores themes of love, acceptance, and the power of human connection.

Inspired by real events, the story of a young mother of an autistic boy, whose long-term persistence and struggle with bureaucracy and human heartlessness led to significant changes in the Polish education system.

A single mother discovers that her daughter displays signs of autism.

Robert, his boyfriend Markus and his autistic brother Ferdi try to survive in a devastated, cold world, where zombies roam. Together with a group of other people they hide in an isolated mansion, but they all know they can't stay there forever. They need to get into the mountains in Austria, but they have only one small car. In addition to the rising tension, why does Ferdi sneak out at night in secrecy?