One recent Monday afternoon, participants in a new program discussed the film they’d just watched and its cinematic techniques.

“The Horse Boy” documented a family’s journey to Mongolia to seek help for a severely autistic 4-year-old child.

Instructor Todd Tinkham noted that the film included more closeups of the child as it progressed. The boy also looked directly at the camera, which he hadn’t done before.

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