Best and Most Beautiful Things

Year: 2016

Runtime: 90 min

Language: English

Director: Garrett Zevgetis

Documentary

Michelle Smith, a vibrant 20-year-old living in rural Maine, possesses an infectious enthusiasm and challenges societal norms. Legally blind and on the autism spectrum, she navigates life with remarkable resilience. Her journey explores the contrast between online expression and personal discovery, as she carves out her own path and embraces her unique perspective. The film is a celebration of individuality and the spirit of those who defy expectations.

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