The Way We Talk

In restaurants they don't order the meal that they feel like eating, but the one that is the easiest to pronounce. Instead of going to university, which means making presentations in front of other students, they prefer to take jobs in which they won't have to speak to anyone. So is the life for many people who suffer from stuttering. Even though it is a quite obvious speech disorder, they outwardly try to behave as if it doesn't exist. Is there a path out of this vicious circle? The film shows examples of people who have learned to live with stuttering and in spite of it, look at the world, and not least themselves, with openness and trust. (One World)