I SHALL SEE

I SHALL SEE

When 17-year-old Lot goes blind, her enti­re life plan threa­tens to come to an end.
17-year-old Lot has so many plans: She wants to tra­vel, stu­dy under­wa­ter archaeo­lo­gy and spend as much time as pos­si­ble with her boy­fri­end Casper diving. But then she loses her sight in an acci­dent. At a reha­bi­li­ta­ti­on cen­ter, she is sup­po­sed to learn to lead an inde­pen­dent life as a blind per­son. But Lot does­n’t want any help. She does­n’t want to be “dis­ab­led”. She just wants to sleep, becau­se she can still see in her dreams. Her anger and frus­tra­ti­on take self-des­truc­ti­ve traits. In doing so, Lot hurts the peo­p­le around her. But then she beg­ins to accept her new life rea­li­ty and to find hope again. Inspired by a true sto­ry, the film tells powerful­ly how Lot lear­ns to wel­co­me her new life. (KT)