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Luã is an autistic boy with a hyperfocus on astronomy. On a school trip to the Planetarium, he discovers that "a wolf ate the Moon." Pretending to be an astronaut, Astor, the school janitor, helps Luã find the Moon in the sky.
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Luã is an autistic boy with a hyperfocus on astronomy. On a school trip to the Planetarium, he discovers that "a wolf ate the Moon." Pretending to be an astronaut, Astor, the school janitor, helps Luã find the Moon in the sky.
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