Keep the Change

I have seen many movies and know which ones have real substance. I just want to say that this is a very inspiring movie about the persistence of love minus the social biases that we normally attach to what is socially good or bad, clever or stupid, funny or demeaning. All our judgements are based on false paradigms. This movie cuts to the chase. Well done. Also brilliant acting.

It's a delicate balance to make a comedy about the disabled community without being overly cautious or insensitive. Keep the Change is a marvel in this way, never ignoring its character's realities, yet staying beautifully relatable to anyone dealing with insecurity or identity. David & Sarah are endlessly lovable & compelling, & they carry the film with grace & humor. It mostly doesn't force emotions; when it does, the obvious moments of ableism are a bit obnoxious, but the subtle ableism is pointed.

Who doesn't have autism? Everyone have some or other issues.. but we all think we are fine. This Movies shows about some on with disability fall in love,, Very much a true story.. can take the heat of your daily schedule,,

My husband and I loved this movie. We stumbled upon it while browsing, gave it a try and enjoyed every minute. It was well written, well acted and never went down the depressing, break your heart route. A slice of life of two people falling in love. Adorable. So adorable I teared up at the end, which I rarely do. Bravo. A+. More, please.

This is a special movie that warmed my heart. It also shows the challenges faced by people with special needs and disabilities. I am hoping for a sequel.