Nessy

"No one who is dyslexic, or who is the parent of a dyslexic child, will be able to keep the tears from flowing."

Mary Radcliff Harnetiaux

"People assume dyslexia is being addressed but in reality, it isn't. We want people to realise the pain that parents and children go through but also to give them hope that dyslexic children can learn to read and write. They just need to be taught in a different way. The film is about my struggle."

Mike Jones

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Reactions to the film from Parents and Dyslexics

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​​​​​​​"Mical should be seen by every child, school, educator, preservice teacher and policymaker. It perfectly encapsulates the frustration and struggles that those of us with dyslexia face as well as the impact this has on self-esteem. It also shows the world that dyslexia doesn’t make us lesser in any way and that when taught in a way that takes into account our differences, that we really can soar!"

Georgia Ryan, teenage dyslexia advocate

"Anyone who watches this and cannot choose to do better for dyslexics, must not have a heart.”

Julie Holmes McKinley

"When I watched this, I saw myself as a child. I also saw my son, and I could see myself again as his advocate mom. This film will strike so many chords with so many people. It's very well done...No one who is dyslexic, or who is the parent of a dyslexic child, will be able to keep the tears from flowing. This story will absolutely connect to people and change hearts. It's powerful. I've gotta dry my eyes now."

Mary Radcliff Harnetiaux