A documentary following the lives of six children in five countries who, despite their disabilities, continue to dream and take on challenges. In France, Maud, who had one leg amputated at birth and has severe hearing impairment, is passionate about ballet and music. Xavier, living in Rwanda, feels the stares of curiosity and danger because of his albinism, but dreams of becoming a doctor and studies diligently. In Nepal, Nirmala and Khendo each lost a leg in the 2015 earthquake, but as inseparable best friends, they support each other and practice dancing with prosthetic legs. Charles in Kenya, born with a visual impairment, admires a legendary runner who is also visually impaired and dreams of becoming a long-distance runner. Antonio in Brazil has autism, ADHD, and a hearing impairment, but receives deep love from his family and shows interest in various things. The film also portrays parents who believe in their children's potential and strive to give them deep love and a better educational environment, friends who naturally lend a hand and learn and play together, and teachers and other adults seeking inclusive support. The children overcome their physical and social difficulties together with their families and peers. Director Pascal Plisson, known for 'On the Way to School,' carefully captures the daily lives, challenges, and relationships of these six children with their families and friends.
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