A feature film about life on the spectrum
The Midway Point
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Jake, a high schooler on the spectrum, meets Alice — and everything changes. If you've already seen the film, tell us where. Every vote helps us prove the audience is here.
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A quiet, honest look at Jake's world — the pauses, the noise, the moments of connection. Watch it, then help us prove the audience is here.
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A story rarely told
The Midway Point is a rare, honest look at life on the autism spectrum — directed by Lucca Vieira, who lives it. Films like this only get made when audiences show up.
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A quiet, honest portrait of life on the spectrum
The Midway Point is the deeply personal debut from director Lucca Vieira, who is on the autism spectrum and channels his own lived experience into every frame.
The film follows a young man navigating the in-between — the social pauses, the sensory weight of ordinary rooms, the loneliness of being misread, and the small, luminous moments of connection that make it all worth it.
Shot with restraint and tenderness, it portrays neurodivergence not as a metaphor or a quirk, but as a reality lived from the inside out.