The film explores Resignation Syndrome, an uncommon condition impacting refugee children in Sweden that isn't officially acknowledged by the World Health Organization. It illustrates the emotional toll and psychological effects on families involved, while also prompting doubts about whether the illness is genuine. While it’s educational, incorporating perspectives from specialists or research would have strengthened its believability. The film handles the subject matter with compassion and in an organized way, but fails to include viewpoints from families who were not granted asylum. It provides a worthwhile look into a complicated and disputed issue.

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