In Toledo, Ohio, Lott Industries, a company of 1,200 employees with developmental disabilities, excels in manufacturing car parts despite the odds. When the US auto industry crisis hits, the company's president, Joan Browne, must reinvent the business or close it within a year. The stakes are high for the employees, who find refuge and dignity in their jobs, which are a lifeline to their dreams and a reprieve from social isolation and poverty.
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The movie explores innovative ways to promote inclusive employment and economic resilience, showcasing opportunities for people with disabilities to succeed in a challenging economy.
