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My Own Normal follows filmmaker Alexander Freeman, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of two. Raised by supportive parents, Alexander has always desired a loving relationship and a family. His life takes a significant turn when he meets Orina at a film screening, leading to a committed partnership and the birth of their daughter, Maya.
As Alexander and Orina navigate parenthood and their commitment ceremony, the film portrays the evolution of Alexander's relationship with his parents. Initially skeptical about his ability to live independently and be a father, they come to accept his normal life and parenting capabilities, reflecting a shift in their understanding of disability and family dynamics.
Why Watch
- •Meet Alexander Freeman and his inspiring story.
- •Find out how love changes Alexander's life.
- •See the evolution of parental acceptance.
Did You Know
•Alexander Freeman was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at age two.
•The film has a runtime of 57 minutes.
•Alexander and Orina's daughter, Maya, is born during the film.
•The couple has a commitment ceremony as part of their life together.
Perfect For
Cerebral palsy awarenessFamily dynamicsLove stories