I Swear

equally and respectfully. This movie is equally hilarious, heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time. The way the film shows John's journey from childhood, its just hooks you on to him. You will feel that every emotion, struggle, pain and the constant fight with himself that he has to have everyday is just deeply moving. It's a straightforward, heartwarming and honest drama about a man living with Tourette Syndrome. Director Kirk Jones focuses less on rhetoric and more on human impact, guided by a vibrant performance from Robert Aramayo, who has given one of the best performances of this year you will see. I am not sure whether he has a similar medical condition or not in real life, but he was so convincing and realistic. Throughout the movie you will laugh, you will cry, you will smile your heart out but most importantly at the end of the movie, you will learn something very valuable, that's the best part of the movie. You can change someone's life who is dealing with a similar situation. This movie should be shown in every school in every country, its such an uplifting and thoughtful film.