Overview

• The film dramatizes the life of Scottish campaigner John Davidson, whose public profile grew through BBC documentaries before years of Tourette’s advocacy.
• Bankside is handling international sales, with StudioCanal distributing in the U.K. and Blue Fox Entertainment in Canada, while U.S. rights are still available.
• Early reviews praise Robert Aramayo’s performance and describe a sensitive, educative approach to depicting Tourette’s.
• Critics note conventional biopic choices, including compressed chronology, minimal focus on Davidson’s earlier documentary appearances, and a late pivot to his activism.
• Director Kirk Jones highlights inclusive casting, saying 30 of the film’s 90 cast members have Tourette’s.