Sia

A drug-addicted woman, Sue, finds herself responsible for her autistic half-sister, Music, after their father's death. Navigating the complexities of Music's unique needs and their own troubled past, Sue learns to embrace love, connection, and acceptance.

Sia's directorial debut, 'Music,' was met with significant controversy and overwhelmingly negative reviews. Critics widely condemned the film for its offensive and harmful portrayal of autism, its nonsensical plot, and the casting of a neurotypical actress to play an autistic character. While some acknowledged Sia's attempt at artistic expression, the consensus was that the film failed on almost every conceivable level, particularly in its ethical considerations and storytelling.

• Widely criticized for its deeply offensive and misinformed portrayal of autism.

• The narrative is disjointed and nonsensical, lacking any coherent plot or character development.

• Casting choices were highly controversial and contributed to the film's problematic nature.

Google audience: Google users largely expressed disappointment and outrage over the film's depiction of autism, with many finding it offensive and harmful. The plot was frequently cited as confusing and poorly executed, leading to a very low overall user rating.

Nominated for two Golden Globe Awards: Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy (Kate Hudson). Nominated for Worst Picture at the Golden Raspberry Awards.

The film's director, Sia, has been open about her own struggles with mental health and addiction, which she stated influenced her decision to create 'Music'.