A SPACE IN TIME carries such an important message, as the depiction of disability is often poorly portrayed or misrepresented, but it is also a life affirming story and a declaration that “disability” and “being different” can actually be a superpower.
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A SPACE IN TIME
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Release Date: June 1, 2021
Directed By: Nick Taussig (Audrey, McQueen) and Riccardo Servini
Produced By: Nick Taussig, Paul Van Carter and Annabel Wigoder
Director of Photography: Rory Skeoch
Contributors: Nick Taussig, Klara Taussig Cecmanova, Theodor Taussig, Oskar Taussig, Luca Taussig, Jon Rey-Hastie, Alex Smith, Harrison Smith, Robert Bogdanski, Sara Caplan McCall, Peter McCall
Production Company: Salon Pictures & Bohemia Media
Genre: Documentary
Synopsis: A family, facing the diagnosis of a progressive and fatal muscle wasting disease for their two sons, embark on a journey to create a magical home for them, intended to nurture and enable not disable them further.
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