FILMTNThink Normal2014

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How Long Is “Think Normal”?

Name: Think Normal
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2014
Duration: 17 min

17m runtime

201417mDocumentary

Documentary film with a runtime of 17 minutes, released in 2014. Presented in English.

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Runtime17m

Minutes17

One SittingYes

With Break29m

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Jason McElwain's 20 points in four minutes inspired sports fans around the world and fine-tuned the conversation surrounding people diagnosed with autism. But it was the perseverance and undeterred support of Jason's mother, Debbie, who coached her son and provided him with the strength and confidence to step onto his high school basketball court and hit six 3-pointers, and one 2-pointer in four minutes of play. Featuring heartfelt interviews from Jason, his mother Debbie and his brother Josh, "Think Normal" is a look at what a mother sacrificed for her sons.

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Runtime17m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break29m

Movie Facts

Release Year2014

Runtime17m

LanguageEnglish

GenresDocumentary

DirectorNikki Reed

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