What if every problem could be solved with a piece of white chocolate? This is a world where anything is possible, and a story about living life to the fullest.
Amelia, a little Belgian born in Japan, didn't say a word or take a single step until she was two and a half years old. It wasn't until her grandmother's visit from her distant homeland, and an unexpected event, that a powerful desire to explore the world here and now blossomed within her—without rules, without boundaries. This force is unstoppable! Here's a tiny creature in YOLO mode, turbocharged, who must make up for lost time learning about life.
Every day, as little Amelia suddenly begins to talk and walk, more and more thoughts and questions swirl in her head. Who am I? Where did I come from? Why is this happening? The little girl dispels these doubts with the help of her nanny, who introduces her to Japanese legends and the customs of distant Asia, preparing for the O-bon festival—when the spirits of her ancestors come alive and lanterns float on the water. She discovers the beauty of the surrounding nature, changing with the seasons. She tries to understand why her neighbor glares at everyone so menacingly…
In this poetic animation, Japanese culture intertwines with Belgian culture, and laughter intertwines with emotion. It's a visual feast that will make you rediscover the meaning of life. A warm feeling after watching it is guaranteed!

Free tickets available from August 11th
The show takes place on the patio of the Gocław Culture Terminal
In case of bad weather, it will be moved to the Ground Floor Gallery in the Gocław Culture Terminal