Fallen from the sky

"All children fall from the sky," says Elli to 17-year-old Lee, who finally wants to know where he comes from. As a toddler, he had once sat in front of the door of the painter Robert with his brother Petsch and his sister Flocke. The somewhat eccentric chaotic artist had just teamed up with the child psychologist and clown Elli. The three little ones bring the already complicated relationship between the two to a grinding halt. An irritating silence spreads among them. The children have to deal with the mess the adults create for them, but they do not become helpless victims; instead, they unleash unexpected strengths. This is also true for the small, seriously ill patients with whom Elli works in a children's cancer ward. In the stories she tells them, the three children transform into lively little bears, whose clumsiness takes them into a world of imagination.