A 48-year-old man with Down syndrome lives in the Ocean View section of Norfolk, Virginia, supported by his devoted sister, Cindy Klingler.
Synopsis
A 48-year-old man with Down syndrome lives in the Ocean View section of Norfolk, Virginia, supported by his devoted sister, Cindy Klingler.
Synopsis
Dwight Core, Jr. sits in his home in Ocean View, Norfolk, Virginia, surrounded by family. At 48, he lives with Down syndrome, a condition that shaped his upbringing. Filmmaker Roger M. Richards revisits Dwight's life, following up on his father’s earlier home film, 'Think of Me First as a Person'. The documentary captures the bond between Dwight and his sister, Cindy Klingler, as they engage in everyday activities. It also reflects on the societal attitudes toward disabilities during Dwight's childhood, including the threat of institutionalization.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Dwight Core, Jr. in Norfolk, Virginia.
- Follow Cindy Klingler's devotion to her brother.
- See the impact of past societal attitudes on families.
Did You Know
- Dwight Core, Jr. is 48 years old as of 2007.
- The documentary is a follow-up to a home film made by Dwight Core, Sr.
- Cindy Klingler is Dwight's sister who plays a significant role in his life.
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Who directed the documentary 'My Favorite Child'?
Roger M. Richards directed the documentary 'My Favorite Child'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'My Favorite Child'?
The duration of 'My Favorite Child' is 14 minutes.
Where does Dwight Core, Jr. live in the documentary?
Dwight Core, Jr. lives in the Ocean View section of Norfolk, Virginia.
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