Our kids break these pigeonholes, because as their song says, “You’re not weird or different, you’re unique, show that!” For the project, they wrote their own music, built props, made up stories, and most importantly, revealed their dreams and fears.

While the film captivates through its dramaturgical sequences, the children’s virtual worlds can even be entered in VR. One can curiously look around in them and interactively explore new stories in each room. Animations and mini-games lead us into the different children’s worlds. 
We go on a raft trip with Wisdom and listen to their exciting family legend, in which their great-grandfather fights with a lion. Roya tells of her escape experiences and becomes a mermaid in her dreams. In Joline’s world, visitors transform letters into shiny blue, sounding bugs. And on Elia’s planet, visitors can let off steam in a playful way: Guinea pigs can be blow-dried and Rose, his nerdy voice box, can be cast.