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Les diplômés Mira
2021
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We discover the everyday lives of assistance dogs, "graduates" from the Mira Foundation, and those they help live with their diverse disabilities.
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Episode 1
23 min
Hitting the holiday road
Alain, suffering from serious cognitive after-effects, and Marie-France, paralysed following an accident, dream of getting away on holiday. Thanks to their Mira dogs, Vinyle and Bô, they can finally organise the trips of their lives.
Episode 2
23 min
A one day getaway
Flat-mates, Sophie and Sophie want to enjoy a trip out and about in the town centre. Both are on the autism spectrum but can count on their companions Pastis and Kessel to help them meet the challenge.
Episode 3
23 min
Independent living
In addition to her dog Joule, who helps her in her everyday life, Caroline, who lives with muscular dystrophy, will soon also have a specially adapted car. With help from Praline, Collette, who suffers from both visual and hearing deficiencies, wants to find the first-aid responders who saved her life.
Episode 4
23 min
Top level athletes
Josué may be blind, but that's not stopping him getting ready for a parachute jump, particularly with his dog Jadis there to support him throughout the preparations. Martin, blind and confined to a wheelchair, has received adapted equipment for his one hundred kilometre bike ride for charity.
Episode 5
23 min
In tune to the music!
Lili is constantly present to help Tom, a music student on the autism spectrum, overcome his anxiety as his end-of-year concert approaches. Meanwhile, Joël is a visually impaired piano teacher supported by Baroque when it comes to preparing his pupils' virtual concert.
We discover the everyday lives of assistance dogs, "graduates" from the Mira Foundation, and those they help live with their diverse disabilities.
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