"Ezra: A Heartfelt Dramedy on Autism and Family Bonds"

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"Ezra" follows Max Bernal (Bobby Cannavale), a stand-up comedian who kidnaps his autistic son Ezra in a desperate attempt to connect with him and resist institutional pressures. Directed by Tony Goldwyn, the film explores complex themes of parenting, special needs education, and personal demons, with standout performances from Cannavale and newcomer William A. Fitzgerald. Despite some formulaic elements, the movie's honest portrayal of the challenges in raising a special-needs child resonates deeply.
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