Inspired by a true story, the new Prime Video film shows how a family faces the unexpected with courage and a lot of heart.
In the universe of Prime Video, a new film arrives to touch sensitive chords. It is not a story of superheroes or great battles, but of something much deeper: the power of the family love in the face of adversity. A proposal that chooses emotion over spectacle.
Invincible: an extraordinary child dives headfirst into the complexity of raising a boy with unusual conditions, without sugarcoating or exaggerating. Its theatrical release was aligned with the Blue Weeka key moment to generate autism awareness and diversity.
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What Invincible is about: an extraordinary child, the Prime Video premiere
Based on a true story, Invincible: An Outstanding Child focuses on austina boy who faces a double condition: osteogenesis imperfecta and autism. With bones fragile like glass and a unique way of understanding the world, his life becomes a constant challenge, not only for him, but also for his entire family.
Told from Austin’s voice, the plot shows the raw momentsbut also the unexpected joys. From the first fractures to the late discoveries about his diagnosis, the film avoids gratuitous cheap shots and opts for an honest narrative. His story does not revolve around individual improvement, but rather the fellowship that supports the family.
The film also portrays adult conflicts: a father struggling with alcoholism, a mother faced with medical decisions, and a younger brother growing up under the shadow of constant demands. Everyone, without exception, also goes through their own battles.
Prime Video: trailer for Invincible: an extraordinary child
Prime Video: trailer for Invincible: an extraordinary child
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Zachary Levi
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Jacob Laval
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Meghan Fahy
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Gavin Warren
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Peter Facinelli
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Drew Powell
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