WHEN I WALK

Cinemavixion Review

Filmmaker Jason DaSilva's "When I Walk" is a profound and deeply personal documentary that charts his six-year journey following a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at the age of 25. With unflinching honesty, DaSilva turns the lens upon himself, capturing the complex emotional and physical transformations that accompany his condition. The film transcends a simple narrative of illness, evolving into an inspiring exploration of resilience, creative spirit, and the redefinition of ability and purpose. Across continents and through profound moments of both despair and love, DaSilva crafts a raw, yet ultimately life-affirming testament to the human will to live fully, even as the body changes. It is a powerful piece of disability studies filmmaking that resonates with its authenticity and DaSilva's courageous commitment to his vision.