Two friends, 16 countries, 344 days of world travel. When Alex, who has a severe disability, suggests to his best friend Lovis that they travel the world together for a year after graduating, Lovis is quickly enthusiastic about the idea. Soon, two backpacks are packed and the first plane tickets are bought; they plan the rest along the way. A plea for inclusion and friendship. While Lovis takes care of Alex's physical needs and helps him overcome barriers, he, with his ADHD, benefits from Alex's cool head and organizational skills. Along the way, they experience homesickness and hospitality together, travel for weeks in a four-square-meter van through New Zealand, party in Malaysia, nurse each other through illness, are isolated for days in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador, go diving in Colombia (during which Lovis experiences a panic attack), and repeatedly clash. Despite their differences, they agree that they soon become a well-coordinated team. A success story about inclusion, friendship, barriers, and the joys and challenges of travel. Alex and Lovis stick together through thick and thin, demonstrating the importance of open communication and mutual respect in a friendship. An emotional travelogue of two close friends who defy barriers and learn a great deal about themselves and each other along the way.