Nearly 15 years ago, an Iowa father turned to writing. Struggling with sobriety, his own life obstacles and learning how to be a parent to a son with autism, he said he did it to save himself.
When he first started writing "Unbreakable Boy," he said the message wasn't for anybody but himself. He was just journaling and didn't know he was writing a book, much less inspiring a movie. Now, more than 10 years after the book was published , the family's story has made it to the big screen. Scott LeRette said it's been an overwhelming journey, but it's one that they're all grateful for. Scott LeRette calls it a story that resonates with all people. The film focuses on Austin, or "Auz Man," and Scott's relationship and how the family and their faith help find joy and gratitude through trying times.
Austin LeRette said he hopes everyone reading and watching his story feels inspired to never give up on hope. Scott LeRette has attended advanced screenings and premieres across the country over the last few weeks and said the response has been "remarkable. Here's where you can see it:. Cinemark Altoona and XD. Cinemark Ames Movie This story was updated to correct an inaccuracy. His name is Logan LeRette. Victoria Reyna-Rodriguez is a general assignment reporter for the Register.
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