Over the past two decades, autism has become a prominent topic, sparking a debate centered around two contrasting perspectives: is it a debilitating illness that needs a cure, or is it simply a different expression of human diversity? This film explores two distinct movements: the recovery movement, which perceives autism as a tragic epidemic caused by environmental factors, and the neurodiversity movement, which advocates for the acceptance and support of autistic individuals. Following his son’s diagnosis, filmmaker Todd Drezner delves into the heart of the autism debate, seeking to understand and shed light on this complex condition.