‘Moving Mountains’ is a documentary featured in the TV3 program ‘Sense ficció,’ which brings to light the critical situation faced by families with children who have rare diseases that lack effective treatments or cures. The film employs a straightforward narrative style, focusing on the poignant testimonies of parents and healthcare professionals about their experiences dealing with the incurable conditions affecting their children. This intimate portrayal allows viewers to grasp the emotional burden these families carry on a daily basis.

The documentary also reveals the collective actions undertaken by these families. As they face the stigma of dealing with medical conditions that receive little attention due to their rarity, they come together to share information and organize events aimed at raising funds for potential therapies. These gatherings emphasize the importance of community support and collaboration among families, as they believe there may be hope in finding solutions to their medical challenges, highlighting their resilience in the face of adversity.

A significant aspect of the documentary is its critique of the pharmaceutical industry, which tends to prioritize research and development for more common diseases with larger patient populations. Since rare diseases do not present a lucrative market for drug companies, families often find themselves advocating fiercely for their children's needs, pushing for more attention and funding for treatments that would otherwise be overlooked. This narrative raises awareness about the broader implications of healthcare accessibility and the disparities faced by those battling rare diseases.