what moves us - Film screening

Film Screening - followed by a chance to talk with the protagonists Nine friends, a wheelchair, and a seemingly impossible mission Together, they conquer 256 kilometers on the Camino de Santiago. "What Moves Us" is an inspiring story about friendship, freedom, and the power of unity to make the impossible possible – an unparalleled adventure. What does it take to dare the impossible? For Tobias and his eight friends, it is friendship, courage, and faith in each other that lead them on an extraordinary adventure: a 256-kilometer hike along the Camino in Spain. Tobias, who was born with a physical disability and uses a wheelchair, could never have undertaken this journey alone – but together, it becomes possible. What began as a "fantastic dream" turned into reality through a year of intense planning and the determination of the group. The story is told from Tobias' perspective, accompanied by the different viewpoints of his friends: for some, an adventure; for others, a challenge or an expression of freedom. Their perspectives merge into a collective strength that allows them to continually surpass themselves. The path is full of challenges – steep climbs, blazing sun, tired legs, and countless blisters. Daily, the friends push forward for up to 25 kilometers, with a one-wheeled handbike and at the limits of their endurance. "What Moves Us" is not a story about sacrifice or helpfulness – it is a story about normalcy. Tobias is not the "friend with a disability," but an indispensable part of the team. Tobi is the motivator who continually reminds his friends why they set out. This film touches the heart and inspires courage. It encourages reflection and awakens a longing for friendship, adventure, and freedom. It invites viewers to see life from a new perspective. "What Moves Us" is an experience that reminds us how far we can go when we support and carry each other. As Tobias himself says: "You need courage and you need friends, and then you have the most beautiful experience you can have."