Music
Sia's Ableist, Poorly-Researched "Masterpiece"
I'd love more Autistic-centered movies. Just not like this one.
A badly-researched, poorly-executed sensory nightmare, Sia claimed "Music" was Autism-centered for Activist!Points, when it was actually full of racist&ableist stereotypes.
It wants us to cheer that the actual protagonist didn't institutionalize her Autistic sister.
(Not to mention the off-screen bullsh*t...)
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Natasja Rose
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I'm an Indie Author, with 30+ books published.
I live in Sydney, Australia
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Interesting take! I honestly don’t remember the film very well… I’d have to review it to fully digest your critique. Very interesting.
Ugh, that sounds really bad! Excellent review!
Thanks, Natasja. I think I'll just skip this one.