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Documentary Features

Room to Move

USA
| 109 min.

Room to Move follows acclaimed choreographer, performer, and educator Jenn Freeman as she navigates a profoundly transformative chapter: receiving an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis at age 33. A respected force in the contemporary dance world, Freeman built a thriving career through precision, artistry, and discipline. Privately, however, she managed a lifetime of sensory overload, social friction, pain, and unspoken questions about her experience of the world. What starts as a portrait of an artist gradually unfolds into a deeper, more intimate exploration — a reflection on identity, expression, and the quest for clarity amid the noise of the world.

Preceded by the fiction short OK/NOTOK. A Q&A with director, producer, and subject Alexander Hammer (M.A., film and television, 2006) immediately follows the screening.

Georgia premiere 

DIRECTOR

Alexander Hammer

PRODUCERS

Alexander Hammer

Ian Stuart

Jonathan Lia

CAST

Jenn Freeman

Alexander Hammer

Sonya Tayeh

Amy Schumer

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

Alexander Hammer (M.A., film and television, 2006) is a director and editor whose work spans from scripted film and TV, feature documentaries, and music videos to interactive content, experiential storytelling, and live performances. His credits include Expecting Amy, Homecoming: A Film By Beyoncé, Lemonade, and The 1989 World Tour Live. He also continues to work with artists like Selena Gomez, Jay-Z, Katy Perry, Sia, and Nicki Minaj on a variety of projects.