Balthazar's hands

Balthasar Krüger's future is not looking bright. Mocked for his features, which have made him look like an old man since birth, he is also burdened by the mountain of debt left behind by the early accidental death of his father, a violent alcoholic. Despite the ridicule he faces from all sides, the sensitive, awkward boy, whom everyone calls "Baba," is surrounded by a mystical aura: his hands can inexplicably relieve pain. After he hits rock bottom following another stroke of misfortune and dramatically strips in court to prove his poverty, Daniel Lagarde takes notice of him. The Belgian industrialist has suffered from a painful illness for years. With him, Baba finds a new home, and the successes of his hands begin to spread. He secretly admires Alissa, Daniel's equally attractive and headstrong daughter. Does he stand a chance?.