A rare look into the lives of two autistic boys both living in the UAE who engage in 3 months of music therapy in the hopes that their families might witness some type of behavioural changes. Mohammed Al-Tamimi is the eldest and most volatile, sometimes displaying mood swings and aggression. Aged 19, he resides with his family in the bustling city of Abu Dhabi, living a mundane life, eating and trying his best to communicate with a world that doesn’t understand him. Khalifa Al-Ali, age 6, recently lost his father. His mother, who needs to cater to his financial needs cannot always be at home, but hopes this novel technique of ‘music therapy’, which uses the melody, beat and rhythm of music, can help Khalifa sort through his emotional responses to his father’s loss. A music therapist gives both boys music therapy to see if it may help their behaviours.