The story centers on a young Stephen Hawking, a brilliant cosmology student at the University of Cambridge during the 1960s. As he dives into the mysteries of the universe, his life takes an unexpected turn when he is diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a neurodegenerative disease that threatens to leave him completely paralyzed. Despite the grim prognosis, Stephen does not let himself be defeated and, with the help of his girlfriend Jane, finds an inner strength that drives him to fight for both his health and his scientific dreams.
With the determination to continue his research, Stephen and Jane face the challenges of life together with humor and love. As their relationship evolves, so does Stephen’s career; his theories about time and space propel him to become an iconic figure in the field of physics. However, the pressures of his illness and the demands of his work weigh on their marriage. Through ups and downs, they show that love can be both a refuge and a challenge.
As the story unfolds between scientific discoveries and intimate moments, it presents a poignant exploration of the perseverance of the human spirit. The narrative not only celebrates the achievements of a genius but also illuminates the importance of love and connection in times of adversity. Stephen's life is an inspiring reminder that limits only exist if one imposes them on oneself.