Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov showed his 19-year-old son Vladislav in a rare photo. On his Facebook page, Sentsov shared a photo of the guy, and also talked about his difficult diagnosis, which seriously affected his life.. As the director shared, at the age of three his son was diagnosed with autism. According to Sentsov, since childhood, the guy faced many trials in an attempt to socialize and find himself.. " It's hard to accept that your child is different, but it's even harder to fight a disease for which there is no cure.. Vlad did not speak until he was six years old, did not know how to play with toys, but simply threw them and walked aimlessly in a circle. We also went around the endless circle of doctors, trying all the techniques that only existed.. Vlad was expelled from two ordinary kindergartens and ended up in a specialized. He managed to stabilize. He spoke, little and badly, but he spoke. Daily classes began, mostly at home, where he had to hammer in elementary knowledge for hours,"

Then Vladislav was waiting for a specialized school, in which the guy began to go to a theater group formed for children with special needs.. However, the study had to be stopped due to bullying by peers.. " And then came 2014, the occupation of Crimea and prison. We were separated for five years and Vlad grew up without me. After my release, it was not easy to take him to Kyiv, but we did it. Here he went to a regular school, where they did not give him discounts, so it was difficult again.

He almost did not know Ukrainian, but he learned it and decided to enter the puppet theater artist," Now the 19-year-old guy has already graduated and even entered the university. As Sentsov said, his son is now a student of KNUTKit named after I. Karpenko-Kary. " He is 19 years old and continues to love the same because he still lives like a child. Perhaps he will remain like this forever, but the main thing is that he remains the same bright child.. Today it became known that Vlad was able to enter the Karpenko-Kary University on a budget. On this occasion, the son fries chops at home,"