Me Too
What do people with Down syndrome feel, living behind the wall of incomprehension? Although they are different from us, they experience the same feelings. These people are also diverse in their behavior and character. And they have a strong desire for others to understand them. But the lack of knowledge about their lives, the prejudices of those around them do not allow a person with Down syndrome to go to work or study, to be a full member of society. In times of global confinement we all understood what it meant to be cut off from society. And now imagine that people with Down syndrome live in permanent isolation, rejected by society. This film is an attempt to reflect on our differences and our similarities regardless of our particularities.
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