World Leaders Who Have Asperger Syndrome, So Inspiration For The Film I'm Jati, I'm Asperger

World Figures (Falcon Pictures)

JAKARTA - The film Aku Jati, Aku Asperger will be shown in cinemas throughout Indonesia starting October 31, 2024. With a strong story and touching messages, this film is ready to inspire many people about the importance of accepting differences and celebrating the uniqueness of each individual.

This film has succeeded in attracting the attention of the Indonesian people to get to know Asperger's syndrome, a autism spectrum disorder that is often not understood by the wider community. This Falcon Pictures film not only presents interesting stories, but also provides education about how someone with Asperger syndrome can live their lives in a unique way, but still has the potential to achieve success.

At the global level, many big figures turn out to live with Asperger syndrome. Names like Elon Musk, Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins, legendary scientist Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla, to evolutionary figure Charles Darwin and musician Courtney Love, are known to have Asperger syndrome. This fact shows that even though they have their own challenges, they managed to achieve extraordinary success in their respective fields.

Elon Musk admitted that he had Asperger syndrome when he was the host of Saturday Night Live. Actor Anthony Hopkins is also open to his Aperger syndrome. In fact, according to him, acting and art are coverage and means of expression for him. Meanwhile, Courtney Love megakui herself has Asperger syndrome through her book Courtney Love: The Real Story.

One of the main characters in this film, Dikta Wicaksono, admits that he is amazed at those who have asperger syndrome. "So from a young age I like to take my sister to school with him, so I happen to have privileges, I know how they are and others. Incidentally, on my life journey, I met friends who have this asperger advantage. I am amazed by them, they have something we don't really have," continued Dikta in a media statement, Wednesday, October 23.

Through this film, Falcon Pictures hopes that the Indonesian people can better understand Asperger's syndrome and realize that every individual with their uniqueness has great potential for work and success in the fields they are working on. Education through entertainment media such as the film Aku Jati, Aku Asperger is expected to be an important step in raising public awareness about this condition, as well as eliminating the stigma that may still exist in society.