Two men, an aged farmer and his deaf-mute son, live in a remote area, isolated from civilisation. Though sharing the same roof, problems and sorrows, they remain very distant from one another. Their attempts at conversation turn to misunderstanding if not conflict. The father thinks his son is abnormal and childish. The son sees his father as insensitive and crude. Can the two men find their way towards understanding one another?

Scott is 15 when, due to a terrible accident, he loses the ability to walk. Fortunately, he has Julia, his great love and support. However, Scott wants to be able to do things by himself, without asking for help. Then Dexter comes along, a puppy that will help Scott in his struggle for independence.

The story begins in China in the early 1990s’ in a factory complex. A little boy, who has just moved in with his family, looks around and curiously explores the new place. A mysterious girl sitting in an opposite window haunts him. He wants to know her story.

How to tell a loved one that you have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis? Mark is restless – he is worried about Sophie’s feelings, his girlfriend; he is not worried about himself.

A single mother's mental health is failing, and her young daughter has to deal with her rapidly switching moods and bizarre outbursts.

A basketball coach is sentenced to community service, forced to work with a team of players with intellectual disabilities.

This is the heartfelt story of Igor, who believed that he could overcome any obstacle. But then he learns, firsthand, about living with diabetes. After a number of life-changing experiences, he reassesses events in his life.

This is a powerful film about the power of friendship and the joy of life. The two main characters, besides being of a different age, are both disabled. Staś is a little child and Stanisław is a mature man. Stanisław is an artist, whose passion and profession is painting. The man patiently explains to the young child what is important in life and how to cope with the simplest daily activities, which may be troublesome for the young child. He also teaches him how to be strong and despite all odds, how to enjoy life and take from it as much as possible. Every day the two men prove to the world that any goal can be achieved, despite disabilities, when you are determined.

A group of young people with Down syndrome embark on a demanding trek through the Indian Himalayas, accompanied by their brothers and sisters. Unresolved conflicts and the complexities of growing up with a Down syndrome child in the family come to surface, while a heart-warming and special closeness develops among the siblings as they deal with formidable physical and emotional challenges. The difficult trials and poignant relationships open new horizons and greatly deepen our understanding of special needs people and their families.

Children with autism don't suffer from an incurable disease. They suffer because they are Neuro-diverse in a world set up for Neuro-typicals. With that perspective, Miroslav Janek embarks on a series of live meetings with a number of children and young adults who had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome. He gives them the opportunity to express freely their relationship with the world and with themselves, as well as what sets them apart from «normal». Janek puts the viewer in the company of fun, fascinating people who often suffer ​the unjust label of being «disabled».

This excursion into the world of autism redefines the seemingly firm boundaries between «otherness» and normality.