Five years after being diagnosed with autism, Robert Gagno has become a prominent competitor in high-stakes pinball tournaments across North America.
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Five years after being diagnosed with autism, Robert Gagno has become a prominent competitor in high-stakes pinball tournaments across North America.
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Synopsis
Robert Gagno stands at a pinball machine, his focus intense as he competes in a high-stakes tournament in Canada. Diagnosed with autism at age three, Gagno has become a notable figure in the competitive pinball scene within five years. With the support of his parents, Maurizio and Kathy Gagno, he faces the challenges of adulthood, including the pursuit of employment and independence. "Wizard Mode" documents his achievements and the acceptance he finds among fellow players as he strives to break records.
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Why Watch
- Meet Robert Gagno, a pinball prodigy from Canada.
- See high-stakes pinball tournaments in North America.
- Find out how Gagno breaks records in competitive pinball.
Did You Know
- Robert Gagno was diagnosed with autism at age three.
- He has risen to prominence in competitive pinball within five years.
- The film has a runtime of 82 minutes.
- Gagno participates in high-stakes tournaments across North America.
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Who is Robert Gagno?
Robert Gagno is a pinball prodigy from Canada who was diagnosed with autism at age three.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Wizard Mode'?
The duration of 'Wizard Mode' is 82 minutes.
Who directed the documentary 'Wizard Mode'?
The documentary 'Wizard Mode' was directed by Nathan Drillot.
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