Deep Dive: The Stimming Pool (2024)
Film Lens
The Stimming Pool is a documentary directed by Sam Chown-Ahern, featuring a collective of neurodivergent filmmakers. It presents an artistic perspective on living with neurodivergence in a world that often does not accommodate those who think differently. The film runs for 67 minutes and includes personal narratives and experiences that reflect the complexities of neurodiversity.
The documentary includes contributions from cast members Sam Chown-Ahern, Andrea Spisto, and Robin Elliott-Knowles. It aims to provide an alternative viewpoint on neurodivergence, contrasting with mainstream representations and emphasizing the unique experiences of individuals within this community.
Why Watch
- •Meet Sam Chown-Ahern and the cast's unique perspectives.
- •Find out how neurodivergence is portrayed artistically.
- •See the impact of a chaotic world on neurodivergent lives.
Did You Know
•The documentary was created by a collective of neurodivergent filmmakers.
•It has a runtime of 67 minutes.
•The director of the film is Sam Chown-Ahern.
Perfect For
Neurodiversity advocatesIndependent film enthusiastsArtistic documentary fans