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Best Kept Secret (2013)

A Newark, New Jersey high school teacher struggles to prepare her students with autism to survive in the brutal world that awaits them once they graduate.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2013
Language
- English
Duration
- 85 mins
Director
- Samantha Buck
Starring
- Janet Mino
Genres
- Documentary
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Jim L 11 Apr 2014

This is one of the best documentaries of the decade! It also is a sad look at special ed and low income families who are reliant on the education system to help raise and care for their children with needs. These families dread the day that their children become adults and the supports of the education system are removed. It is a must see for everyone in the US!

chrisplease662 23 Jan 2023

Amazing! Truly I feel I have no words to express what a impact this had on me.

Ellie B 05 Sep 2013

A wonderful look inside the educational world of a group of autistic students and their teachers. Sometimes touching. Sometimes sad. The film makes no effort to pull in outside experts or other interested parties. The story is about the students and the teachers who work tirelessly with and for them. Truly a must see.

Eric H 09 Feb 2015

I would suggest this movie to anyone and everyone. Although this movie was a bit depressing in that there were not (and are not) many resources available for post high school special needs young adults, I give this documentary two thumbs up. I also love how dedicated the teacher, Ms. Mino, was at searching out and finding resources for her students. She certainly went above and beyond for her students, and I wish that all special needs students had a teacher like her. Watch this documentary, you will not be disappointed!

Ron T 09 May 2018

A heartbreaking look at how autistic adults, especially those who are poor, fall through the cracks. They can't work. They can't live independently. They're too old for school. If they're lucky, a family member will take care of them. But many are left to fend for themselves. Robbed by scam artists. Sexually molested by predators. Locked up in prison because there's nowhere else for them to go. The solution is investing in universal healthcare and a social welfare network, but Americans are way too cheap and ignorant to do that. The right to life, liberty and happiness only exists if you're rich.