Meet Jace King, a "Sandwich Kid". He's smack dab in the middle of his brother Taylor, who has autism, and his own life - what he needs and wants. Sometimes these circumstances don't mix so well together. A formidable force, Jace uses wit, charm and keen insights as his "brother's keeper" to share his story and extract laughter and tears from the brothers and sisters he interviews in the film. Siblings from 6 to 59 share experiences and perspectives in the challenges they face as a result of their brother or sister's disability.

A film about the challenges and triumphs of siblings of people with disabilities. Featuring 12-year-old Jace King, the Sandwich Kid shares dozens of candid "sibs" interviews.

"I'm in the middle between what I want and need and what my brother needs from me ... I'm a sandwich kid" - Jace King (little brother of Taylor - the star of "Normal People Scare Me.")

Please join Autism Action SA
and the University of Cape Town

When: Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Where: Lecture Theatre 1 in the Zoology building, which is on the North side of Upper campus (click here for directions)

Time: 10:00am to 12:30pm

for the showing of:

The Sandwich Kid
A Normal Films production by Keri Bowers - Creater of "Normal People Scare Me" - a film about Autism

Cost: Free

Max Capacity - 320 people. Arrive early for best seating!
No RSVPs necessary. Siblings are very welcome.
Please be respectful and considerate of the other attendees if deciding to bring smaller children.