Dancing Trees

Martha, played by Katie Boland, is an 18-year-old autistic math genius who sees the world in a unique light. Her life takes a dark turn when she witnesses her mother's brutal murder, leading her into a foster home while her cousin Nicole, portrayed by Brooke Burns, fights for custody. The police, initially uncooperative, eventually agree to allow Martha to assist in solving the crime, creating a tense investigation that reveals the depths of her character.

The film delves into the complexities of autism and the emotional struggles faced by those involved in Martha's life. With a strong cast, including Amanda Tapping and Nicholas Lea, Dancing Trees offers a compelling narrative that intertwines family loyalty with the quest for justice. The film's unique perspective on the challenges of living with autism and the impact of violent crime makes it a thought-provoking watch for audiences interested in character-driven stories.