 "next year I m gonna be 18, when I m 18 I m gonna get my own place, have a car, have a nude girlfriend and you can come around to my place for pizza" Eddie on his 17th birthday Meet Eddie. He s a seventeen-year-old boy with Down syndrome. He s stubborn and charming, funny and sometimes temperamental. Through the course of a 26-minute documentary the viewer is invited to get to know Eddie - a rare treat - and journey with him as he turns 18 and prepares to leave school. Eddie s journey toward increased independence forms the story of this documentary while Eddie, with his witty banter and continual commentary interacts with the filmmakers/camera/viewer. While most films of this kind focus on the concerns of the parents of children with a disability, this film takes a unique perspective, allowing the filmmakers and Eddie s family to guide us through whilst maintaining a focus on Eddie s own changing perspective - what is important to Eddie and what does he feel gives him a sense of independence? "Ok, Let s Talk About Me" defies stereotypes of a person with Down syndrome and explores, implicitly the notion of choice and control in Eddie s life. How will Eddie respond to the changes being imposed on him and how will turning 18 live up to Ed s high expectations?