The movie Tyson's Run follows the story of a boy named Tyson, who has autism and is not particularly athletic. However, despite his limitations, Tyson has a dream of becoming a marathon runner. When he shares this dream with his father, his father initially dismisses it, believing that Tyson's condition will prevent him from achieving such a goal.
Despite his father's doubts, Tyson persists in his dream and begins to train for the marathon with the help of a dedicated coach. Along the way, he faces challenges and setbacks, but he continues to push himself forward, determined to prove that he can accomplish his goal.
The story also explores the relationship between Tyson and his father, which has been strained due to his father's priorities being focused on work rather than family. As Tyson's training progresses, his father begins to see the dedication and passion in his son and realizes the importance of putting family first.
Through Tyson's journey towards becoming a marathon runner, the movie highlights the struggles and triumphs of individuals on the autism spectrum, while also exploring themes of family, perseverance, and finding purpose.