Tell Them You Love Me

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mollie G @RT29576556 Mar 19 I loved the way the director stays impartial, and allows the viewer to make their own mind up. The visual style and music really set the tone and it was a very complicated watch. I had to watch it twice to decide where I sit with this, and it does make you question the right and wrong here. I felt for everyone. Really stunning doc, but polarising subject matter. So good! See more Trisha J @Tbhag Mar 4 Very interesting documentary- but it’s sad the way of his family keeps him as a degrading person- I believe Anna - Mothers have it hard to accept the truth when it comes to their children. She say she listen Christian music and go to church Sundays - but she nah have faith and hope that her son actually smart and is adult . See more Chris and Arianna K @RT69059383 Sep 27 This movie was completely predictable. So slow. And tried to paint the obvious villain in a good light. Boooooooo See more Blair K. @blairkelley Sep 19 I have not been able to stop thinking about this story since I watched it. I am still confused and have several unanswered questions. However, I do believe Anna was wrong and it is hard to hear about what happened to D-man. Was he actually able to communicate? I feel like Anna took the wrong approach in trying to improve his communication skills, there are better options out there for someone with D-man’s condition. I read that the facilitated communication method was extremely unreliable and there is a lack of evidence that it produces reliable results, is that why Anna chose that specific method? If he wasn’t able to communicate, why was he in classes, writing papers and reading books with someone who was not Anna? I feel like they set him up in court in the way they were trying to prove/ disprove his level of competency. I can not imagine how hard it was for the family when they thought he would be able to thoroughly communicate with them, just for all hope to be crushed and then go on to learn that he was taken advantage of. I hope the family is doing better today. See more Natasha H @RT83004158 02/26/2025 Firstly I feel for d-man massively. To be trapped inside your own body must be horrible. The family seem to pick and choose what fits their own narrative. He chose what to be called. So he remembers very well. His brother said he “can’t wait to kick back and have a beer” d-man replies as his brother said I like red wine. So he has the ability to choose what he does and doesn’t like and can clearly understand what is being said to him. The family are clearly loving and only want the best for him. But that being said they are extremely over baring and only seeing him for what the doctors say over even their own experience with him. I hope one day he’s allowed to find love ❤️ See more Azure B @RT61524739 01/23/2025 Wow. Didn't expect this movie to go this way. From all the reviews it looks like most people side with the family. I'm not so sure. According to the mother and the girlfriend... at one point the girlfriend asks him what he wanted to be called. He said D-Man. The mother then confirms that this was the name his previous teacher called him. That tells me he was able to communicate. Also, the mother put him on medication because he master bates??? So he does have sexual urges and obviously wants what all adult men want, but his Mom wants to be the only one and puts him on medication? IDK. I feel sorry for dude. See more Read all reviews

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