In a common home, a group of people with intellectual disability live their usual everyday lives. They wake up and go to work. In the afternoon, they cook and do house chores, they paint, they sing and go out for coffee. Every now and then, they win gold medals in the Special Olympics. But what is important for them is to feel accepted and above all, enjoy themselves. “I don’t like the wind, I like the sun” is composed of ordinary and unobtrusive moments of the lives of eleven people with intellectual disability, defining how the achievement of independence, social inclusion and employment, fuel their sense of happiness and brighten their lives.