Exploring Autism in the Movie, Rain Man

By investigating autism in the movie, autistic rain is considered a unique disease, and one in 500 affects it. Autism affects three major areas of human development: conversation, communication, and social interaction. The characteristic of Autism's trademark is that social interaction is impaired. All injuries are mild to severe range. People with autism may be completely silent or may learn only the basic language specific to their needs. In the field of social interaction, individuals tend to quit others.

Autistic and rainy people In movies, things are portrayed as a way to sell movies. That is, the movie is not necessarily accurate. The movie 'Rain Man' is about men and his brothers, he accidentally autistic scholar. In Rain Man, Dustin Hoffman plays a powerful autisticist Raymond. In the movie, Raymond was the practice and ritual he did; when or his routine is interrupted, or is he afraid of something, he would lose the mood.

Rain Man is the first thing people say when saying "autism" and there is a good reason for it. Rain Man is one of the first films that caused autism (Raymond Babbitt by Dustin Hoffman). The movie was strongly criticized for spreading the myth that all autists are scholars, but in most cases it is reliable and accurate. Charlie Babbitt abuses and manipulates his brother Raymond to earn money. And the lack of his perfect understanding (he did not even believe that Autism of Raymond is "authentic"). Therefore, this film is doing a good job to open up the world of autism to the general public.

Founded in 1988, Rain Man is the first time that many people have seen autism, but some people think that patients with autism spectrum disorder must be the same as today. Representation of the status of key figures of Reineman is seen as producing a stereotype of common and erroneous media that autistic spectrum people usually have professional skills. However, Reineman eliminates many other misconceptions about autism, enhances the public consciousness against the failure of many agencies to accommodate autistic people, regardless of whether they are experts or not It is regarded as using that ability. skill