How would you cope with two rare genetic diseases, one of which makes you look very different and the other one likely to kill you? What would you focus on to bring you happiness and help you feel like you belong in society? Logan's Syndrome is a personal documentary about one such man. Born to healthy parents, Logan Madsen and sister Heather share a life-threatening lung disease and Miller syndrome, which affects fewer than thirty people in the world. Despite having malformed arms and hands, Logan is a brilliant visual artist. Using paint, he creates hyper-realistic pictures that boldly express his many challenges—including autism—both to inspire others and to show how, inside, we are all more alike than different.