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Trisomie 21: le défi Pérou
Six young adults with trisomy 21 and six specialized education students live together an out-of-the-ordinary experience: hiking to Machu Picchu at more than 2000 meters of altitude and doing a humanitarian project. In this mythical place, each day is a challenge and everybody surpasses their limits. This group invites us to a journey of gift, of tolerance and of open-minding to difference.
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Plot Summary
This documentary follows a group of individuals with Down syndrome as they embark on a challenging journey to Peru. The film explores their experiences navigating a new culture, facing personal obstacles, and striving to overcome perceived limitations. It highlights their resilience, determination, and the profound impact of their adventure on their lives and the people they encounter.
Critical Reception
The documentary was noted for its sensitive portrayal of individuals with Down syndrome and their capacity for personal growth and adventure. It was appreciated for bringing attention to the challenges and triumphs faced by people with intellectual disabilities in diverse global settings.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its inspiring narrative and focus on empowerment.
Commended for raising awareness about Down syndrome and intercultural experiences.
Acknowledged for its authentic and heartfelt depiction of the participants' journey.
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Fun Fact
The documentary was filmed during a time when accessibility and support for individuals with Down syndrome varied significantly across different countries, making the Peruvian leg of the journey particularly impactful.
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