“Love is bigger than fear” is simply a movie production by the Life and household Center, which depicts the authentic stories of families raising children with disabilities. The characters of the movie are parents and their children, who, due to suspicion or uncovering a disease, may never have been born. The film's authors emphasize that production is intended to bring the audience closer to the extraordinary courage of parents and show that “love for children was greater than fear” associated with their future disability. The subject substance of the paper is reflected in the image of the social debate on eugenic abortion and the Constitutional Court's judgment.
The film's creators point out that heroic parents with their lives show that the birth and upbringing of a child, especially a sick child, is present a measurement of humanity. Although their lives are “not covered with roses” and conflict with a number of problems, they cannot imagine surviving without those children who frequently call it a blessing. For children bring many joys and smiles into their household life, thus rewarding their parents’ efforts.
The movie besides includes experts dealing with professional assistance to the disabled. The paper can become an crucial voice in discussions on organization shortcomings and obstacles to the regular functioning of these families.
