OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger's Movie (2012)

A work of advocacy, no doubt. But it transcends those parameters, and the condescension such a description connotes, connecting Clayman's struggles to the outside world in smart fashion.

Illustration is the best example of his condition, and it shows that it is just that - a condition, not the defining element of his personality.

Stunning example of the redemptive power of art. Despite his considerable disabilities, the subject of this documentary understands what goes into a powerful film. Raw, honest, and engaging, it is the definitive account of what "madness" is about.