A boy with Down syndrome interacts joyfully with his family in a 6-minute documentary that addresses the value of lives with an extra chromosome.
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A boy with Down syndrome interacts joyfully with his family in a 6-minute documentary that addresses the value of lives with an extra chromosome.
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Vito Baliva, a lively boy with Down syndrome, interacts joyfully with his family in their home. His parents, Anna and Anthony Baliva, along with his siblings, Jess and Enzo, provide a loving environment that emphasizes Vito's dignity and worth. Vito-Man addresses the troubling issue of the eradication of individuals with Down syndrome, arguing that an extra chromosome should not determine one's value or future. This six-minute documentary, directed by Jack Fabrizio, presents a heartfelt portrayal of family and acceptance.
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Why Watch
- Meet Vito, a joyful boy with Down syndrome.
- See a loving family dynamic on screen.
- Find out why Down syndrome should not define a life.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Jack Fabrizio.
- Vito-Man has a runtime of 6 minutes.
- Vito is a boy with Down syndrome.
- The film features Vito's family, including Anna and Enzo Baliva.
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Who directed the documentary Vito-Man?
Vito-Man was directed by Jack Fabrizio.
What is the runtime of the documentary Vito-Man?
The runtime of Vito-Man is 6 minutes.
What condition does the main character Vito have?
Vito has Down syndrome.
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