Autumn's Eyes

About This Movie

Autumn's Eyes is this raw, eye-opening documentary that really digs into the life of a 3-year-old girl caught in a whirlwind of hardship. The pacing is slow, almost meditative, allowing you to really soak in her everyday struggles against the backdrop of severe poverty. It's got this haunting atmosphere, especially as it explores her teenage mother's imprisonment and the ever-present threat of foster care. The filmmakers don't gloss over the grim realities but present them with a sensitive touch. You feel the weight of each moment -- the performances, even though not scripted, carry an authenticity that's striking. It’s these real-life layers that make it stand out, leaving you ruminating long after it’s over.

Themes of poverty and resilience · Real-life emotional depth · Sensitive portrayal of childhood struggles