The Boy Can't Help It

About This Movie

The Boy Can't Help It dives deep into the life of John Davidson, who lives with Tourettes, revisiting him years after the earlier documentary, John's Not Mad. There's this raw, honest vibe throughout, really capturing the struggles and triumphs of living with a condition that many just don't understand. The pacing feels almost reflective, allowing viewers to just sit with John's experiences, his family, and their reactions. Then there's young Greg Storey, who adds this fresh perspective, showing how the next generation grapples with similar challenges. The film feels more like a conversation than a typical documentary, making it distinctive in its approach, blending personal stories with broader social themes. There's something heartfelt about it that resonates on many levels.

Explores the long-term effects of living with Tourettes. · Follows two individuals, highlighting personal and generational experiences. · Captures a candid look at societal perceptions of Tourettes.