It is an honest, nice film with delectable interpretations of the actors. Based on a true story of a little boy who prepares and circulates alone of a handwritten newspaper, in a mountain village of Olympia, 1965. The young publisher in this village, running through the film and manages with perseverance, patience and stubbornness to open a window on the world, maintain hope and fights against the conservative microcosm of the village, through the innocence of his actions.The shooting took place in natural areas (the same village of the true story) and in this owes the film a sense of authenticity that it has. The actors have a unique interpretation of their roles, as simple as strict. The "Flea" is awarded to children's cinema section of the Berlin Film Festival 1991, in Chicago Festival 1991 and in Belfast 1992.
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