Making Sense is a sci-fi drama film written and directed by Gregory Bayne. The film centers around Dr. Frederik Amberger, a neuroscientist who believes that individuals with disabilities possess heightened sensory abilities that can unlock a sixth sense. However, his theory is ridiculed and dismissed by his peers in the academic world.
Amberger is living in seclusion when he meets Jules Christopher, a graduate student who is conducting research in the field of neuroscience. Driven by her curiosity, Jules becomes interested in Amberger's hypothesis and agrees to work with him. Together, they embark on a journey to prove the existence of a sixth sense.
However, the duo soon realizes that Amberger is on the run from the FBI and has been keeping a dark secret. As the plot unfolds, Jules and her team must decide whether to stay committed to Amberger's research or abandon it in the face of danger.
Making Sense explores themes of disability, identity, and the pursuit of knowledge. The film features an ensemble cast, including Richard Klautsch as Dr. Frederik Amberger, DanielaSibert as Jules Christopher, and JesseTurits as a young researcher. The film was released in June 2021 and has received positive reviews for its unique storyline and thought-provoking themes.