At the birthday party of Phil Herold, the artist who suffered from spinal muscular atrophy, the full extent of the admiration for the severely disabled man’s joy of life becomes clear.
The celebration takes place at home, but what does that mean? Nothing in the life of the person celebrating their anniversary is what most people would call normal, including no celebration at home. Phil Herold lives in a loft, rides past his exhibited works of art on a wheelchair course and is perhaps one of the best-known Munich residents in the American music scene. Even though he can only move three fingers. Or precisely because of that?