A Boy Called Po

Synopsis

A Boy Called Po is an emotional drama that follows the story of a recently widowed father struggling to connect with his autistic son, Po. Christopher Gorham delivers a heartwarming performance as the father, David, who must navigate the challenges of raising Po on his own while dealing with his own grief. As David begins to understand his son's unique perspective on the world, their bond grows stronger, leading to unexpected growth and healing for both. Through themes of love, acceptance, and hope, A Boy Called Po explores the power of unconditional family connection and the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity.

Cast

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  Christopher Gorham

  David Wilson

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  Julian Feder

  Po

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  Kaitlin Doubleday

  Amy

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  Andrew Bowen

  Jack

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  Sean Gunn

  Ben

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  Caitlin Carmichael

  Amelia Carr

Reviews

A Boy Called Po has garnered mixed reviews from critics. Some praises the heartfelt performances of the cast, particularly highlighting Christopher Gorham's portrayal of a grieving father. The emotional depth of the father-son relationship has resonated with many viewers, often bringing tears to the eyes. However, some critics have criticized the film for its predictability and melodrama. The pacing of the story has been a point of contention, with some feeling that it drags at times. Despite these criticisms, the film's message of love and acceptance shines through, offering a touching portrayal of the challenges faced by families dealing with autism. IMDb gives A Boy Called Po a rating of 6.5/10, while Metacritic rates it at 47/100.