Sophie van de Pol

When stuttering Stef (17) decides to tell his grandmother about his studies at her birthday party, his family stop him from speaking, as they always do. But this time Stef refuses to remain silent.

It is an ordinary weekday. Twenty-year-old student Steven is babysitting the one-year-old Levy at his usual babysitting address. Because of a stupid, small accident, the life of Levy slips through his fingers. Driven by guilt, he makes decisions he never thought he could make.

When stuttering Stef (17) decides to tell his grandmother about his studies at her birthday party, his family stop him from speaking, as they always do. But this time Stef refuses to remain silent.

When stuttering Stef (17) decides to tell his grandmother about his studies at her birthday party, his family stop him from speaking, as they always do. But this time Stef refuses to remain silent.

It is an ordinary weekday. Twenty-year-old student Steven is babysitting the one-year-old Levy at his usual babysitting address. Because of a stupid, small accident, the life of Levy slips through his fingers. Driven by guilt, he makes decisions he never thought he could make.