Sam is in high school like all kids his age—or almost all of them—because Sam uses a wheelchair. He lives with his mother, Nina, who has raised him on her own his whole life and has dedicated her life to him. The arrival of Vincent, a new student, is about to change everything. Vincent makes Sam aware of all the injustices surrounding him and his group of friends (his friend Lila, who has Asperger’s syndrome; Tom, who is hard of hearing; and Manon). Together, they’ll form a gang to speak out against the lack of accessibility and consideration they face every day.
Far from seeing themselves as victims, they want to raise awareness by making a strong statement. Nina is worried to see her son rebelling because this “gang” and the actions they’re taking could threaten his future. While there had never been any conflict between Nina and her son before, now they no longer understand each other. She finds herself facing a dilemma: should she interfere in Sam’s life, as any mother would, or let him make his own choices so she can finally focus on herself…
