Dance film follows a dancer’s, Noora’s movement. Her body’s impulses are generated in the moment from contact with different environments. Noora has congenital bone fragility, Osteogenesis Imperfecta. She uses a wheelchair as a dancing aid. In it, she can move widely, but feels isolated from the surrounding environment. For Noora, the wheelchair is not the same as her. She takes control of her wheelchair while playing with its spokes, and at the same time puts herself in an active role instead of a passive recipient. Noora does not focus on her own limitations, but rather on her opportunities to move. Water is a natural element for her, it enables movement that is impossible for her on land. In the water Noora lets go of her wheelchair. Her toes sink into the mud bottom, which pulsates in contact with her steps. She leans herself against the water. Water supports her fragile body tightly with its pressure, it does not judge or weigh who she is. Supported by water she dares to express herself more freely, her body is more elastic, expression and range of motion are greater.