Does the dog die?
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Music
Movie • 2021 • Music
ReportThis movie contains 37 potentially triggering events.
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greenseaturtle
Kazu mentions having had a childhood dog who died, but no dogs die during the film.
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Unanswered Triggers
Does someone attempt suicide?
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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SiRenfield
Objectification maybe but not of the sexual variety
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Abandonment
Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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SiRenfield
Zu (who’s not her parent but her older sister/guardian) considers abandoning Music in a group home
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meganf3000
An autistic teen is physically restrained during meltdown.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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meganf3000
I believe Zu is shown to go into relapse after taking care of Music
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meganf3000
Zu is a sober drug dealer who apparently goes into relapse because of Music (believe me i hate this too)
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Animal
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Assault
Is someone restrained?
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ShanYuBeingSUS
The film includes a prone restraint scene, a horrible practice that multiple autistic children and teenagers have DIED from.
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Bodily Harm
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Does a head get squashed?
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Anonymous
Not squashed, but there is head trauma
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
328 supporters
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meganf3000
Idk if she does but if people restrain autistic people the way the other characters restrain Music it could be very harmful to their physical health and even fatal.
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Is someone tortured?
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meganf3000
People probably wouldn’t call this torture but to autistic people it definitely is. Music gets physically restrained during meltdown TWICE.
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Does someone have a seizure?
176 supporters
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Paci
I have autism and I almost had a seazure for how bad it was (but for real, the movie is potentially harmful to autistic people who have hypersensitivity)
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Children
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Does a kid die?
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ShanYuBeingSUS
I don't know why there is more no's than yeses. Felix's (an Asian kid) father chokes his mother then strikes Felix, knocking him into a table and killing him; blood is quickly seen. PS: I am actually autistic and I despised this movie so much all of my heart!
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Death
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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whipnaenae
no, but as an autistic person my god you might as well be reaching right out the screen and screaming it at me for the film’s whole runtime
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Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
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Deacon
An autistic person is portrayed by a neurotypical actress, in a way that is reminiscent of children mocking someone with an intellectual disability. The 14yo actress is reported to have been hesitant (FWIW), but the writer/director insisted the portrayal was not problematic.
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Family
Does a parent die?
326 supporters
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throwaway2468
Music's grandmother dies in the apartment. However, no graphic imagery is shown.
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Does a family member die?
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SiRenfield
The grandmother’s death kickstarts the plot
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Fear
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Gross
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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throwaway2468
In one scene, Music is frightened by Zu's behaviour and Music wets the bed from a nightmare. (Not exactly sure if it was a nightmare.)
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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LGBTQ+
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Medical
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Is there a hospital scene?
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throwaway2468
Zu brings Music to the emergency room after Music suffers a severe allergy to bees.
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Mental Health
Is a mentally ill person violent?
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throwaway2468
Zu realises she left her backpack somewhere outside and she goes into a breakdown, throwing stuff around the apartment.
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Is there autism specific abuse?
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cassandrasaurus
In response to a meltdown, an autistic minor is forcibly restrained and pinned face down on the ground with an adult partially sitting on top of them. This is also known as the “prone” restraint and it is highly dangerous and can cause asphyxiation in the individual being restrained.
It should be noted that the autistic minor was not a danger to herself or others, only engaging in loud vocal stimming and lightly slapping herself. The adult caregivers’ FIRST response was to restrain her with zero attempts at non-violent de-escalation. The narrative does not seem to frame this as abuse (it is) but as a “normal” and necessary response to a meltdown.
It should be noted that the autistic minor was not a danger to herself or others, only engaging in loud vocal stimming and lightly slapping herself. The adult caregivers’ FIRST response was to restrain her with zero attempts at non-violent de-escalation. The narrative does not seem to frame this as abuse (it is) but as a “normal” and necessary response to a meltdown.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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cha0ticneutralsys
Autistic meltdowns but similar
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Is autism misrepresented?
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RyanS
A very bad depiction of people with autism
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Does someone die by suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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SiRenfield
And the film teaches you to respond to meltdowns in the WORST way possible
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throwaway2468
During one of Music's meltdowns, she hits herself repeatedly as she is overwhelmed.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Noxious
Is there shakey cam?
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throwaway2468
Shaky cam throughout the entire movie.
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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Anonymous
You don't even have to watch the movie to see this, the trailer is full of very triggering flashing lights and very fast changes/movements. Absolutely not accessible.
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
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SiRenfield
Even ignoring the infamous advocacy of restraint, this movie is just plain not good at depicting autism as Music is infantilized to hell and back, and has little to no agency as a character. And autistic people are not even the only victim of this either!
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Is there hate speech?
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Anonymous
And also repetitive mockery of autistic movements/stims, which also feels deeply hateful.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
521 supporters
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meganf3000
This whole movie is ableist because it perpetuates the fact that autistic people are broken or need to be cured. The main autistic character is played by a neurotypical actress, there are scenes infantilising Music and physically restraining her during meltdown. Sia also partnered with an autistic hate group to make this movie (Autism Speaks).
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Race
Is there blackface?
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jdpamv
Scene of Music in blackface with cornrow headphones.
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Relationships
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Sexism
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Sickness
Does someone have a chronic illness?
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SiRenfield
HIV
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Social
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Spoiler
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Vehicular
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Violence
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Is there blood/gore?
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throwaway2468
There is one scene where Zu falls down the stairs drunk and breaks her nose. Next scene, Zu's injury is visible but it's not severe.
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