Bulles explores the creative worlds of autistic students through various artistic mediums.
Bulles gives a voice to autistic teenagers who invite us into their imaginary worlds. Through their creations, the film offers a luminous perspective on difference and reveals rich universes, far from the clichés associated with diagnosis. Bulles explores identity, neurodiversity, and the creative power of young people reclaiming their voice.
Available for free on Télé-Québec platforms.
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"I would love to live in a world of music, to speak the language of notes."
— Thomas
"I've always thought that autism isn't a disorder, just a condition."
— ZOÉ
"What happens if you have a world with a little bit of magic?"
— LEO
"Thanks to theatre, it helped my soul."
— MARCO
"I am autistic and that's my favourite part of me."
— ROKAYA
"I love creating my world because it allows me to be free."
— CARMI
"Pigs look stupid, but they're very smart. I love pigs and that's that."
— KEQI
"The inventor of Hawaiian pizza — what’s the point?"
— ALEXIS
"There's one thing I wish for, and that's to be able to accept myself."
— ROY
"I want people to be proud of us and to applaud us."
— HOUSSEIN
Premiere of the documentary Bulles on Télé-Québec.
A film that explores the creative worlds of autistic teenagers.
