When their young son is diagnosed with autism, two parents fight for answers, for connection, and for each other.
After their young son is diagnosed with autism, Megan and Rob are pulled into a maze of school meetings, conflicting therapies, and impossible decisions.
As Rob searches for practical interventions and Megan is drawn toward a relationship-based approach, the couple's shared mission begins to expose the distance between them. Love and Communication follows two parents trying to protect their child while learning that the hardest work may be staying emotionally present to one another.
A first look at the performances, conflict, and quiet stakes at the center of Love and Communication.
In Love and Communication, the tension comes not from spectacle, but from the everyday pressure of parents trying to make the right decision when every path carries a cost.
James J. Christy's adaptation preserves the closeness of the original play while opening the story into classrooms, therapy rooms, and the private spaces where families come apart and repair.
"Sincere, sometimes uncomfortable, and always honest."
The film stars Briana Evigan, Ryan Kennedy, Ellen Adair, Nikkole Salter, and Lev Gorn. James J. Christy writes, directs, and edits, with music by Tom Devaney and cinematography by Eddie Bernard.
Briana Evigan
Megan
Ryan Kennedy
Rob
Ellen Adair
Julia
Nikkole Salter
Regina
Lev Gorn
Silverman
James J. Christy
Writer / Director
The 78-minute drama is available to stream, rent, or buy through select digital platforms. Begin with Apple TV, or search your preferred service for current availability.
