This is one of the more unusual documentaries I've ever seen, and its appeal for me is hard to describe. I don't think it would work as anything other than a documentary, although I wouldn't be surprised if someone tries to make a theatrical film out of it because it would be a showcase for the actors who would portray Dina and Scott. Not a lot actually happens in the film as we watch them move in together and eventually get married, but it becomes increasingly more fascinating to become part of their world as we watch them interact with each other and those around them. Their honesty and lack of censorship, propelled I imagine by their respective mental challenges, is jarring at first but becomes rather engaging after awhile. The filmmakers allow us to find humor in what we're watching without looking down on these people or ridiculing them. And as we learn more about Dina's past, we come to respect her for surviving physical and emotional damage that would probably cripple the strongest of us. This is a sometimes challenging but ultimately rewarding documentary.

Amazing film. See it!

Thought provoking. Lovely movie.

Understanding people with autism or aspergers is vital to each peorson's ability to communicate with the growing number who have it. This portrait of a couple who are both on the spectrum may be a little too provocative at times, but for those with a watch it will be an enlightening experience. Final Score: 6.8/10

Powerful and moving documentary about 2 ordinary souls.

This is an awesome documentary showing how everyone wants to be loved!