Parents' Guide to The Man Without Gravity

In a small rural village, Oscar -- THE MAN WITHOUT GRAVITY -- is born, emerging out of the womb and floating in the air, only kept from floating to the ceiling by his umbilical cord. At the behest of his religious grandmother and protective mother, Oscar is kept indoors in their home, obsessed with Batman while being kept safe from prying gossips and the judgments of the neighbors and their kids. As he gets a little bit older, his Mother devises a way to weigh him down so he can walk on the ground like everybody else, and it's around this time that he befriends Agata, a precocious and confident girl who gifts him her pink book bag to keep him from floating away after the weights in his jacket fall out. Years later, Oscar is a young adult, working as a reading instructor in a ski village, when he sees a television program called "Extraordinary Men" in which people showcase their unusual talents for cash and prizes. Dreaming of success and celebrity, Oscar leaves for the big city to compete in "Extraordinary Men." While his gift for floating begins to create a buzz in the entertainment world, Oscar meets David, a one-hit wonder musician turned unscrupulous manager, who wants to represent Oscar and make him a star. Soon, Oscar is an international sensation, and while he tries to enjoy the benefits of his fame and success, he also feels disconnected from his mother and his own identity. Tired of the pressures of stardom, Oscar seeks to find a balance between reclusion and international celebrity.