Born Different
James, a teenager with autism, likes to mind his own business. Social interactions aren’t easy for him, and he’s happiest in his own world. But when he notices a group of boys bullying a younger kid, Ari, in the playground, he is faced with a decision - stand back and watch, or do something about it.
![Still from 'Born Different' - a child with light brown short hair, round dark-rimmed glasses and rosy lips looking up towards the sky, on a background of a wooden play structure.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/q5ukx0ay/production/3df968c80822a5e8e73abf2bb7c89064e80b9f60-3840x1634.jpg?w=3840&h=1634&q=75&fit=max&auto=format)
James, a teenager with autism, likes to mind his own business. Social interactions aren’t easy for him, and he’s happiest in his own world. But when he notices a group of boys bullying a younger kid in the playground, he is faced with a decision - stand back and watch, or do something about it.
It’s a story of friendship and new beginnings, where in the end, they realise they can all play together, even if they are a bit different.
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