See Me As I Am

15-year-old Rima dreams of doing the things her peers can. But it turns out that dreams can become difficult to realize. It is becoming more and more clear to Rima that she must stand by herself and find her own path despite her autism diagnosis.
Rima tries to navigate the Danish education system but encounters more and more closed doors as her opportunities become smaller.
Rima's mother, Fatme, is her faithful support. She has been there for Rima every day throughout her life. Fatme has a chronic heart condition and is aware that she won’t be able to be there for Rima forever. She encourages Rima to keep pursuing her dreams and tries to support her daughter as much as possible.
Rima and her older sister Soad also have a very tight relationship. But Soad has grown up, are soon to getting married and going to move.
Rima and her best friend Sarah from the special eds class are always there for each other. They comfort each other when life is tough and together, they try to graps and understand their surroundings and situation as kids who throughout their lives have been perceived as ‘different’.
As Rima approaches her 18th birthday, she must slowly learn to become more independent, and find out where her special strengths are.