They come from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria or Eritrea. Accompanied by their parents, they have escaped from war and persecution. Forced out onto the roads, despite their tender years, these exiled children have had to face many perils as they try to reach Europe.
Others have never succeeded in completing this trek; consumed by the Mediterranean waters, the freezing mountains or the slave trade networks.
But once in Europe, in Belgium, how do you start out again, make a place for yourself in an environment that is entirely different from your own town or village, in the middle of the countryside in a Red Cross welcome centre? There is also the long wait to be recognised as a refugee.
In this space-time full of hope, the film focusses on the children’s point of view and listens to their words.