Alba and Nuria are two young blind women who wage a daily battle against the limitations imposed upon them by their inability to see, and who want only to lead a normal life.  Their generosity and persistence enable them to do amazing things like dedicating their time to helping others. Not merely satisfied with acceptance in the seeing world, Alba and Nuria accomplish feats considered exceptional even for the average person.

Alien to conformity and eager to explore all the possibilites that life offers, they travel to the Vincent Ferrer Foundation in India to help educate blind children. The experiences gained there will blaze them a pathway for living out their dreams.

Born in Manresa in 1962, Joan Soler completed his studies as film director in the Filming Study Centre of Catalonia from 1996–1999. After winning a Goya prize in 2004 for the short documentary “Els nens de Nepal” Cinefilms Productions was started and has directed various short films and audiovisual productions. He is the founder of FECINEMA – The International Festival of Black Cinema in Manresa (1999) and was their director for seven years. Nowadays he is in charge of Institutional Relations.

Filmography:
2010 – “Lino and the Tin Toys”, 2010 – “The Life of Alla Baksh”, 2010 – “XUP”,
2009 – “The Pathway of Dreams”,  2008 – “De Fusioon a Gossos”, 2007 – “Under the
Lights of Tana”, 2007 – “Yamuna”, 2007 – “COPII”, 2007 – “L’Iinaguraal”, 2006 – “Ciutat”,
2006 – “Abandonatii”