Much like Truman’s world, there are days that our lives are meticulously curated performances. We wake up, throw on an outfit that says "I have it all together" (even though it was probably picked out of the laundry pile), and head out to interact with a cast of acquaintances who assume we’re totally okay.

The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry is a touching and uplifting tale about second chances, proving that no matter how lost we feel, there are always people and stories waiting to bring us back.

This film is a meditation on self-discovery, the allure of isolation, and the realization that life’s greatest meaning comes from shared experiences with others.

At first glance, Little Miss Sunshine is a quirky, offbeat road-trip movie about a dysfunctional family on their way to a children’s beauty pageant. Beneath its humor and chaos, however, lies a poignant exploration of social isolation, loneliness, and the transformative power of human connection.

Beyond its thrilling action sequences and lovable characters, Big Hero 6 offers a surprisingly poignant exploration of social isolation and how connection and support can pave the way to recovery.

At its core, the movie is a poignant exploration of the social isolation that often accompanies mental illness and the transformative power of unconditional support from loved ones.

Adaptive recreation has revolutionized opportunities for individuals with disabilities, fostering inclusion, physical fitness, and personal growth. Among the many adaptive sports available, wheelchair basketball stands out as one of the most popular and impactful activities, offering both recreational enjoyment and competitive pathways.

Social isolation is a topic often treated with somber gravity in films, but Silver Linings Playbook pirouettes through it with an irresistible blend of humor, heart, and a touch of eccentricity.

At its core, Her is a deeply emotional exploration of love, loneliness, and the human need for connection, raising profound questions about the role of technology in our lives and the limits of artificial intimacy.

The Intouchables is the story of Philippe, a wealthy paraplegic and Driss, an ex-con who becomes his caregiver. On paper, they are worlds apart—Philippe lives in a gilded cage of privilege and disability, while Driss struggles with poverty and societal rejection. Yet their shared loneliness, though veiled in vastly different circumstances, forms the bedrock of their connection.

Julie Strenn continues to not only provide incredible leadership at ODC, but is also an amazing advocate in this state.

If you’ve ever felt like a social misfit, been the last one picked for the team, or spent a weekend wondering if it’s socially acceptable to talk to your plants; you’ll find a kindred spirit in Eleanor Oliphant. Because Eleanor is anything but completely fine.